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The meeting-place for all these kings in their march against Israel was at the waters of Merom. (Joshua 11, 5)
So Josue with all his army made a sudden march to the waters of Merom, and there fell upon them; (Joshua 11, 7)
And Og, king of Basan, the last of the Raphaim, who dwelt at Astaroth and Edrai, ruled over Mount Hermon and Salecha and Basan in general, right up to the marches (Joshua 12, 4)
of Gessuri and Machati, and up to the middle point of Galaad, where his domains marched with those of Sehon, the king of Hesebon. (Joshua 12, 5)
I am as vigorous as I was when I went on that errand; in battle or on the march, the strength of old days is still with me. (Joshua 14, 11)
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)
He had promised that whoever defeated and took Cariath-Sepher should have the hand of his daughter Axa in marriage; (Joshua 15, 16)
and these are the names of the cities they had. On the south, where Juda marched with Edom, Cabseel, Eder, Jagur, (Joshua 15, 21)
Ceila, Achzib and Maresa, nine in all. (Joshua 15, 44)
Mareth, Bethanoth, Eltecon, six in all. (Joshua 15, 59)
The frontier of Manasses, from where it marched with Aser, came down to Machmethath, opposite Sichem, and then turned to the right so as to include the neighbourhood of the Springs of Taphua. (Joshua 17, 7)
Ephraim lies to the south, Manasses to the north, both of them bounded by the sea coast; their joint territory marches with Aser on the north, and Issachar on the east. (Joshua 17, 10)
