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And so Moses went up from the Moabite plain on to mount Nebo, the peak of Phasga that rises opposite Jericho. And the Lord shewed him all the territory of Gad right up to Dan, (Deuteronomy 34, 1)
There, in the plain by Jericho, Josue looked up and saw a man who stood with drawn sword in his path. Coming close to him, he asked, Art thou of our camp, or of the enemy’s? (Joshua 5, 13)
From Jericho, Josue sent a party of men over to Hai (which is close by Bethaven, eastwards from Bethel), bidding them survey its territory; and they, when they had finished their task at Hai, (Joshua 7, 2)
How should Israel withstand the enemy? Turn their backs they must so long as the curse lies on them; until you make an end of the guilty man, I will fight on your side no longer. (Joshua 7, 12)
And now the Lord said to Josue, No need for terror and shrinking back. Take thy whole strength of fighting men with thee, and set about the conquest of Hai; king and people, city and territory, I mean to put them all in thy power. (Joshua 8, 1)
And the enemy, raising a great hue and cry, went in pursuit of them a long distance away from the city. (Joshua 8, 16)
and now the troops that had taken the city and burnt it came out to meet them, enclosing the enemy in between and cutting him down. Thus, attacking from both sides, they did not let a single man out of all that multitude escape; (Joshua 8, 22)
So Josue made a night march from Galgal, and fell upon the enemy unawares. (Joshua 10, 9)
For yourselves, said he, do not linger here; pursue the enemy, cutting down every straggler you meet; do not let them reach the safety of their city walls, now that the Lord God has put them in your power. (Joshua 10, 19)
At last, when the enemy had suffered disastrous loss, and were all but exterminated, the survivors took refuge within their city ramparts, (Joshua 10, 20)
and the Lord gave Israel the mastery, so that they defeated the enemy and pursued them all the way to the famous town of Sidon, and the waters of Maserephoth, and eastwards to Masphe. So hard did Josue press them that none were left surviving; (Joshua 11, 8)
He left no trace of the breed of Enac in Israelite territory; they survived only at Gaza, Geth and Azotus. (Joshua 11, 22)
