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• since Manasseh's daughters received a heritage as well as his sons. Gilead itself belonged to Manasseh's other sons. (Joshua 17, 6)

• But because the sons of Manasseh could not take possession of these towns, the Canaanites managed to live on in that territory. (Joshua 17, 12)

• The sons of Joseph spoke as follows to Joshua, 'Why have you given me only one share, only one portion, as heritage, when I am a numerous people, since Yahweh has so blessed me?' (Joshua 17, 14)

• But among the Israelites there were still seven tribes left who had not received their heritage. (Joshua 18, 2)

• The Levites, however, will have no portion with the rest of you; the priesthood of Yahweh will be their heritage. As regards Gad and Reuben and the half-tribe of Manasseh, they have received their heritage on the further, eastern side of the Jordan, the one given them by Moses, servant of Yahweh.' (Joshua 18, 7)

• The Jordan itself formed the frontier on the east. Such was the heritage of the sons of Benjamin as defined by their frontier, by clans. (Joshua 18, 20)

• Chephar-Ammoni, Ophni, Geba: twelve towns and their villages. (Joshua 18, 24)

• Zela-ha-Eleph, the Jebusite -- that is, Jerusalem -- Gibeah and Kiriath: fourteen towns with their villages. Such was the heritage of the sons of Benjamin, by clans. (Joshua 18, 28)

• The second lot to come out was for Simeon, for the tribe of the sons of Simeon, by clans; their heritage was within the heritage of the sons of Judah. (Joshua 19, 1)

• As heritage, they received: (Joshua 19, 2)

• Beth-Lebaoth and Sharuhen: thirteen towns and their villages. (Joshua 19, 6)

• Ain, Rimmon, Ether and Ashan: four towns and their villages, (Joshua 19, 7)