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and now, apart from Galaad and Basan, beyond Jordan, ten portions of territory must be allowed to Manasses. (Joshua 17, 5)
The frontier of Manasses, from where it marched with Aser, came down to Machmethath, opposite Sichem, and then turned to the right so as to include the neighbourhood of the Springs of Taphua. (Joshua 17, 7)
(Taphua itself, close to the border of Manasses, belonged to Ephraim, but Manasses held the adjoining lands.) (Joshua 17, 8)
Then it went down to the southern side of the stream which flows through the Valley of Reeds, through cities belonging to Ephraim, which are here confused with those of Manasses. Thenceforward Manasses has a true frontier, on the north side of the stream, reaching down to the sea; (Joshua 17, 9)
Ephraim lies to the south, Manasses to the north, both of them bounded by the sea coast; their joint territory marches with Aser on the north, and Issachar on the east. (Joshua 17, 10)
Manasses also had lands in Issachar and in Aser, Bethsan, Jeblaam, Dor, Endor, Thenac and Mageddo, with the villages dependent on them, and a third part of Nopheth; (Joshua 17, 11)
but they could not get the mastery of these cities; the Chanaanites made bold to live on in their own country. (Joshua 17, 12)
When the Israelites had grown stronger, they subdued the Chanaanites and forced them to pay tribute, but did not exterminate them. (Joshua 17, 13)
We cannot go across to the hill-country, answered the sons of Joseph; there is a valley in between, where Bethsan lies, with its townships, and Jezrael; and on that low ground there are Chanaanites who have chariots made of iron. (Joshua 17, 16)
But Josue still told the sons of Joseph, the men of Ephraim and Manasses, So great, so powerful a people as you are must not be content with one lot. (Joshua 17, 17)
Cross over to the hill-country and fell the trees, to make yourselves room to dwell in; drive out these Chanaanites, for all their iron chariots, for all their great strength, and you will spread your frontiers further yet. (Joshua 17, 18)
no allowance made for the Levites, whose portion is the Lord’s priestly office, none for Gad, Ruben, and the separate half of Manasses, since the Lord’s servant Moses has already assigned them lands east of the Jordan. (Joshua 18, 7)
