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The towns of the priests, the descendants of Aaron, were thirteen towns in all, with their pasture lands. (Joshua 21, 19)
but as a witness between us and you and among our descendants after us. It will prove that we, too, worship Yahweh with our holocausts, our victims and our communion sacrifices in his presence. So that your children will never be able to say to ours: You have no share in Yahweh. (Joshua 22, 27)
But I brought Abraham your father from beyond the Euphrates and led him through the whole land of Canaan. Then I gave him a son Isaac, that he might have numerous descendants. (Joshua 24, 3)
Yahweh answered: "The tribe of Judah shall go up first, and I will give the land into their hands." (Judges 1, 2)
So the people of Judah said to their brothers from the tribe of Simeon, "Help us conquer the part of the land that is allotted to us, and then we will conquer with you the region that is yours." So they joined forces for the war. (Judges 1, 3)
When the tribe of Judah attacked the Canaanites and the Perizzites, Yahweh gave them into their hands; in Bezek they defeated ten thousand men. (Judges 1, 4)
The tribe of Judah attacked the city of Jerusalem, and after killing its inhabitants they burned the city. (Judges 1, 8)
The descendants of the Kenite, Moses' father-in-law, also went up with the people of Judah from the city of palms to that part of the desert of Judah on the boundary of the Negeb near Arad, and they settled there with them. (Judges 1, 16)
Those from Judah and their brothers from the tribe of Simeon attacked the Canaanites who lived in Zephath, and they sacrificed Zephath in honor of Yahweh. For this reason, the city was named "Anathema." (Judges 1, 17)
Judah seized Gaza, Ashkelon and Ekron with their respective territories. (Judges 1, 18)
The Amorites did not allow the descendants of Dan to come down to the plain, so the latter had to live in the mountains. (Judges 1, 34)
At that moment, Heber the Kenite was encamped by the oak of Zaan-nannim, near Kedesh, after separating from the other Kenite descendants of Hobab, Moses' father-in-law. (Judges 4, 11)
