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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)
and then he read aloud all the terms of the blessing and the curse, and all else that the book of the law contains. (Joshua 8, 34)
Josue gave them terms of peace, and made an alliance with them, promising that their lives should be spared; the chieftains, too, bound themselves to it by an oath, (Joshua 9, 15)
It was on this day, when the Lord left the Amorrhites powerless before Israel’s attack, that Josue made that prayer of his to the Lord, crying out in the hearing of the people, Sun, that art setting over Gabaon, moon, that art rising in Aialon valley, stand stricken with awe. (Joshua 10, 12)
Never was so long a day before or since, as that day when the Lord listened to a human prayer, and fought openly on the side of Israel.✻ (Joshua 10, 14)
and took it in a single day; and here, as at Lachis, he destroyed every living thing. (Joshua 10, 35)
the domain of so many kings, he took and laid waste with a single onslaught, so well did the Lord God of Israel fight in his cause. (Joshua 10, 42)
(Two and a half had been allotted their portions by Moses, on the further side of Jordan; the nine and a half did not include the Levites, since these were not to own territory like their brethren, (Joshua 14, 3)
The Lord has made good his promise, and life is still mine. That word was spoken to Moses forty-five years since, when Israel began its wanderings up and down the desert, and now, a man eighty-five years old, (Joshua 14, 10)
ever since then, Hebron has belonged to the family of Caleb, son of Jephone, the Cenezite, the man who took the Lord’s part. (Joshua 14, 14)
Meanwhile the clans descended from Juda had their territory marked out thus. It marched with Edom, with the desert of Sin that stretches out towards the midday sun, at the southernmost point of all. (Joshua 15, 1)
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)
