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Such were the towns and villages that passed into the possession of Ruben’s descendants, and they had the river Jordan for their boundary. (Joshua 13, 23)
but must be content with cities to live in and pasture for their beasts around them. Meanwhile, the division of Joseph’s posterity into two tribes, Ephraim and Manasses, made up the full number.) (Joshua 14, 4)
the frontier followed the Scorpion Pass till it crossed over to Sina, then climbed up to Cades-Barne, and so reached Esron. Then it climbed up to Addar, and curved round Carcaa; (Joshua 15, 3)
From Bethel it went to Luza, and past the confines of Archi to Ataroth; (Joshua 16, 2)
thence it extended to the sea; its northern point was Machmethath, and thence the boundary was drawn eastwards as far as Thanathselo. Then it passed to the east of Janoe, (Joshua 16, 6)
It passed south of Luza (now Bethel), and so reached Ataroth-Addar, on the hill south of Lower Bethoron; (Joshua 18, 13)
here it altered its westward course and turned towards the mid-day sun, passing south along the ridge that faces Bethoron and so reaching Cariath-Baal, (or Cariathiarim), which belongs to Juda, This formed the western side of the territory, facing the sea. (Joshua 18, 14)
to the mounds near the Adommim slope; thence it passed on to Aben-Boen (the stone of Boen, son of Ruben), reaching lower ground there and at last coming down into the Jordan Valley. (Joshua 18, 18)
so reaching its eastern limit.Such was the compass of the territory granted to the clans of Benjamin. (Joshua 18, 20)
and went out in the direction of the sea through Merala and Debbaseth to the stream that flows past Jeconam. (Joshua 19, 11)
From Sarid eastward it passed through the confines of Ceseleth-Thabor to Dabereth, climbing up into the hill-country at Japhie; (Joshua 19, 12)
all gathered there at Silo now that Chanaan was won. It was the Lord’s command to Moses, they said, that we should have cities to live in, with lands round them on which we could pasture our beasts. (Joshua 21, 2)
