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and give them the following order: Take twelve stones from the riverbed of the Jordan, from the very place where the priests stood still. Bring them with you and put them where you will encamp tonight." (Joshua 4, 3)
Joshua then called the twelve men he had chosen from the twelve tribes of Israel (Joshua 4, 4)
They will remain with you as a sign of what happened, so that when your children ask you in the future: What do these stones mean for you? (Joshua 4, 6)
you may answer: When the Ark of Yahweh crossed the Jordan, the water parted before it. So these stones shall serve as a memorial to the Israelites forever." (Joshua 4, 7)
The Israelites carried out Joshua's order and picked up twelve stones from the riverbed of the Jordan, one for each tribe, just as Yahweh had ordered Joshua. They brought these to the place where they encamped and placed them there. (Joshua 4, 8)
Joshua piled up twelve stones on the riverbed of the Jordan, at the spot where the priests who carried the Ark of the Covenant stood. They are still there to this day. (Joshua 4, 9)
The priests who carried the Ark stood in the middle of the Jordan until Joshua finished saying everything that Yahweh had ordered him. (Joshua 4, 10)
Then when all the people had finished crossing the river, the Ark also crossed, and the priests walked at the head of the people again. (Joshua 4, 11)
The men from the tribes of Reuben, Gad and half of the tribe of Manasseh went ahead armed, as Moses had ordered them to do. (Joshua 4, 12)
On that day, Yahweh exalted Joshua before all Israel, and henceforth they respected him all the days of his life as they had done with Moses. (Joshua 4, 14)
"Command the priests who carry the Ark of the Divine Words to come up from the Jordan." (Joshua 4, 16)
And when these priests who carried the Ark of the Covenant of Yahweh came up from the middle of the Jordan, when their feet touched the banks, the waters of the Jordan returned as abundantly as on previous days and overflowed its banks. (Joshua 4, 18)
