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Among the Israelites were seven tribes which had not yet been given their share of the land. (Joshua 18, 2)
The Levites have no share in the land with the rest of you; their share is to serve as priests of Yahweh, and the tribes of Gad and Reuben and half the tribe of Manasseh have received their land beyond the Jordan eastward, as Moses, Yahweh's servant, gave it to them." (Joshua 18, 7)
The first share of land went to the tribe of Benjamin according to their clans: their territory lay between that of the tribes of Judah and Joseph. (Joshua 18, 11)
These are the shares of land which Eleazar the priest, Joshua son of Nun, and the heads of each family divided among the tribes of Israel by drawing lots at Shiloh, in Yahweh's presence, at the door of the Tent of Meeting; and thus they finished dividing the land. (Joshua 19, 51)
The heads of families among the Levites came to Eleazar the priest and to Joshua son of Nun and to the heads of families of all the tribes of Israel. (Joshua 21, 1)
Ashan, Juttah and Bethshemesh, each with its pasture lands: nine towns taken from these two tribes. (Joshua 21, 16)
and kept all the promises he had made to the people of Israel. (Joshua 21, 45)
At this news the children of Israel summoned the whole community at Shiloh, ready to make war on them. (Joshua 22, 12)
and with him ten leading men, one leader from each tribe in Israel; every one of them was head of his family among the clans of Israel. (Joshua 22, 14)
"The whole community of Yahweh asks you: What do you mean by this treachery committed against the God of Israel? Why turn aside from Yahweh today, building yourselves an altar? You are sinning against Yahweh himself. (Joshua 22, 16)
You have stopped following Yahweh today, and you have set yourselves in revolt against him today. Tomorrow his anger will be roused against the whole community of Israel. (Joshua 22, 18)
When Achan, son of Zerah betrayed his trust in the matter of the anathema, did not Yahweh vent his anger on the whole community of Israel, although he was only one man? Did he not have to die for his sin?" (Joshua 22, 20)
