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If you will do that, the Lord God will dispossess great nations, powerful nations, to make room for you; none will be able to withstand your onslaught. (Joshua 23, 9)
and as he has made good his promises by granting you the prosperity you now enjoy, so he will make good his threats, by dispossessing you and banishing you from this fair land of yours, (Joshua 23, 15)
and he wrote down in the book which contained the divine law, all that had passed. He took a great stone, too, and set it up under the oak that stood there in the Lord’s precincts; (Joshua 24, 26)
This stone, he said to the people, shall bear witness that it has heard all these warnings the Lord has given you; so that you will never be able to deny it, and cheat the Lord your God of his due. (Joshua 24, 27)
And Israel remained true to the worship of the Lord as long as Josue lived, and during the life-time of men already growing old who long survived him; men who had witnessed the great things the Lord had done for Israel. (Joshua 24, 31)
and Adonibezec fled, they pursued and caught him, and mutilated him, cutting off his thumbs and his great toes. (Judges 1, 6)
There were seventy kings, Adonibezec said, that used to eat the crumbs left under my table, mutilated hand and foot, every one. God has served me as I served others. And they took him to Jerusalem, where he died. (Judges 1, 7)
They even attacked the Chanaanites who lived at Hebron (which in old days was called Cariath Arbe), defeating Sesai, Ahiman, and Tholmai; (Judges 1, 10)
(Caleb had promised that whoever defeated and took Cariath-Sepher should have the hand of his daughter Axa in marriage; (Judges 1, 12)
Together, Juda and Simeon defeated and destroyed the Chanaanites in Sephaath; which city was afterwards called Horma, that is, Forfeited. (Judges 1, 17)
So Caleb had his portion, as Moses promised that he should; the city of Hebron, where he defeated the three sons of Enac. (Judges 1, 20)
march where they would, the Lord still fought against them, true to his threat, true to the oath he had taken, and it fared ill indeed with them. (Judges 2, 15)
