Löydetty 923 Tulokset: City Of Hebron

• and his command was obeyed; out they must come, the kings of Jerusalem, Hebron, Jerimoth, Lachis and Eglon, (Joshua 10, 23)

• Thence he led the whole of his forces on to attack Hebron; (Joshua 10, 36)

• took it, gave it up to destruction; made an end of its king, and its subject towns, and all that dwelt there, leaving none alive; at Hebron, as at Eglon, all must be put to the sword. (Joshua 10, 37)

• which he took and sacked; here too he made an end of its king and all its dependencies; none was spared in the general slaughter, and the king of Dabir fared no better than the kings of Hebron and Lebna. (Joshua 10, 39)

• and destroyed every living thing that dwelt there; no trace of them was left, all must be exterminated, and the city itself burned down. (Joshua 11, 11)

• except those which stood among the mountains, or on steep hills;✻ Asor itself was the only well-defended city the Israelites burned down. (Joshua 11, 13)

• there was no city that surrendered to the Israelites, except the Hevite city of Gabaon, all the rest were reduced by force of arms. (Joshua 11, 19)

• At this time, too, Josue made his way up into the mountain country, Hebron, Dabir, Anab, and all the mountain country both of Juda and Israel, to make an end of the Enacim and their cities. (Joshua 11, 21)

• Jerusalem, Hebron, (Joshua 12, 10)

• So Josue blessed him, and gave him Hebron for his portion; (Joshua 14, 13)

• 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)

• (Hebron, in earlier days, was called Cariath-Arbe, after the great father of the race.✻ ) And once more the land was at peace. (Joshua 14, 15)