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• The two men then came down again from the hills, crossed over and, going to Joshua son of Nun, told him everything that had happened to them. (Joshua 2, 23)

• Early in the morning, Joshua struck camp and set out from Shittim with all the Israelites. They went as far as the Jordan and there they camped before they crossed. (Joshua 3, 1)

• Now choose twelve men from the tribes of Israel, one man from each tribe. (Joshua 3, 12)

• 'Choose twelve men from the people, one man from each tribe, and give them this order, (Joshua 4, 2)

• "Here, from mid-Jordan, from the place where the priests' feet were standing, take twelve stones; carry them with you and set them down in the camp where you pass the night." ' (Joshua 4, 3)

• Joshua called the twelve men whom he had selected from the Israelites, one man from each tribe, (Joshua 4, 4)

• The Israelites did as Joshua ordered; they took twelve stones from mid-Jordan corresponding to the number of the tribes of Israel, as Yahweh had told Joshua; they carried them over to the camp and set them down there. (Joshua 4, 8)

• It was the tenth day of the first month when the people came up from the Jordan and made their camp at Gilgal, on the eastern border of Jericho. (Joshua 4, 19)

• As regards those twelve stones, which they had taken from the Jordan, Joshua set them up at Gilgal. (Joshua 4, 20)

• Yahweh then said to Joshua, 'Today I have taken the shame of Egypt away from you.' Hence, the place has been called Gilgal ever since. (Joshua 5, 9)

• The manna stopped the day after they had eaten the produce of the land. The Israelites from that year onwards ate the produce of Canaan and had no more manna. (Joshua 5, 12)

• Now Joshua sent men from Jericho to Ai (which is near Beth-Aven), to the east of Bethel, having said to them, 'Go up and reconnoitre the country.' They went up and reconnoitred Ai. (Joshua 7, 2)