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With all his warriors Joshua caught them unawares near the Waters of Merom and fell on them. (Joshua 11, 7)
Joshua treated them as Yahweh had told him; he hamstrung their horses and burned their chariots. (Joshua 11, 9)
Joshua then turned back and captured Hazor, putting its king to the sword. Hazor in olden days was the capital of all these kingdoms. (Joshua 11, 10)
In compliance with the curse of destruction, they put every living creature there to the sword. Not a living soul was left, and Hazor was burnt to the ground. (Joshua 11, 11)
All these royal cities and all their kings Joshua put to the sword in compliance with the curse of destruction, as Moses, servant of Yahweh, had ordered. (Joshua 11, 12)
Yet of all these towns standing on their mounds, Israel burned none, apart from Hazor, burnt by Joshua. (Joshua 11, 13)
All the spoils of these towns, including the livestock, the Israelites took as booty for themselves. But they put all the human beings to the sword till they had destroyed them completely; they did not leave a living soul. (Joshua 11, 14)
What Yahweh had ordered his servant Moses, Moses in turn had ordered Joshua, and Joshua carried it out, leaving nothing undone of what Yahweh had ordered Moses. (Joshua 11, 15)
For many a day Joshua made war on all these kings; (Joshua 11, 18)
For Yahweh had decided to harden the hearts of these men, so that they would engage Israel in battle and thus come under the curse of destruction and so receive no quarter but be exterminated, as Yahweh had ordered Moses. (Joshua 11, 20)
No Anakim were left in the territory of the Israelites, except at Gaza, Gath and Ashdod. (Joshua 11, 22)
The kings of the country, whom the Israelites conquered and whose territory they took, on the further, eastern side of the Jordan, from the Wadi Arnon to Mount Hermon, with the entire Arabah to the east, were as follows: (Joshua 12, 1)
