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• choose out twelve men, one from each tribe; (Joshua 4, 2)

• So Josue summoned twelve men, whom he had chosen out to represent the twelve tribes of Israel; (Joshua 4, 4)

• The Israelites did as Josue bade them; carried the twelve stones from the river-bed, one for each tribe, as the Lord had commanded, and set them down in the camp. (Joshua 4, 8)

• Josue also marked the place, full in the bed of Jordan, where the priests and the ark had halted; here, too, he set up twelve stones, which are there to this day. (Joshua 4, 9)

• Here, at Galgal, Josue set up the twelve stones they had taken out of the river-bed. (Joshua 4, 20)

• This city and all it contains is forfeit to the Lord; none must be spared except the harlot Rahab and those in her house. She it was that harboured the spies we sent out. (Joshua 6, 17)

• But now Josue said to the two men who had been sent out as spies, Make your way into the house of the harlot yonder, and bring her out, with all that is hers; such was the sworn promise you gave her. (Joshua 6, 22)

• But Josue spared the harlot Rahab, with all her father’s household and all that was hers; and to this day her posterity finds a home in Israel. So well was she rewarded for hiding away those two spies of his in Jericho.At this time Josue laid the place under a ban; (Joshua 6, 25)

• In that one day all the citizens of Hai perished, men and women, to the number of twelve thousand; (Joshua 8, 25)

• and although my fellow-spies tried to daunt the spirits of the people, I took, none the less, the part of the Lord my God. (Joshua 14, 8)

• the Town of the Ammonites, Ophni, and Gabee, twelve cities in all; (Joshua 18, 24)

• Cateth, Naalol, Semeron, Jedala, and Bethlehem; thus twelve cities with their dependent villages (Joshua 19, 15)