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and we said: Let us build us an altar, not for holocausts, and not to offer victims, (Joshua 22, 26)
but as a testimony between us and you, and between our descendents and your progeny, so that we may serve the Lord, and so that it may be our right to offer holocausts, and victims, and peace offerings, and so that tomorrow your sons may not say to our sons: ‘You have no part in the Lord.’ (Joshua 22, 27)
And if they decide to say this, they shall respond to them: ‘Behold, the altar of the Lord, which our fathers made, not for holocausts, and not for sacrifice, but instead as a testimony between us and you.’ (Joshua 22, 28)
May this wickedness be far from us, such that we would withdraw from the Lord, and would forsake his paths, by constructing an altar to offer holocausts, and sacrifices, and victims, contrary to the altar of the Lord our God, which was built before his tabernacle.” (Joshua 22, 29)
Now a long time passed, after the Lord had given peace to Israel by subjecting all the surrounding nations. And Joshua was now old and very advanced in age. (Joshua 23, 1)
And I gave you a land, in which you did not labor, and cities, which you did not build, so that you might live in them, and vineyards and olive groves, which you did not plant.’ (Joshua 24, 13)
And Joshua said to the people: “You will not be able to serve the Lord. For he is a holy and powerful God, and he is jealous, and he will not ignore your wickedness and sins. (Joshua 24, 19)
He also wrote all these things in the volume of the law of the Lord. And he took a very great stone, and he stationed it under the oak that was in the Sanctuary of the Lord. (Joshua 24, 26)
And after these things, Joshua, the son of Nun, the servant of the Lord, died, being one hundred and ten years old. (Joshua 24, 29)
And the Lord said: “Judah shall ascend. Behold, I have delivered the land into his hands.” (Judges 1, 2)
And continuing on from there, he went to the inhabitants of Debir, the old name of which was Kiriath-Sepher, that is, the City of Letters. (Judges 1, 11)
And the name of that place was called, the Place of Weeping, or the Place of Tears. And they immolated victims to the Lord in that place. (Judges 2, 5)
