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And so it proved; when Moses made a brazen serpent and set it up on a staff, the wounded men had but to look towards it, and they were healed. (Numbers 21, 9)
Their next march brought them to the valley of Zared; (Numbers 21, 12)
and so they passed on to encamp by the Arnon, a desert stream which meets you at the Amorrhite border; it is the frontier of Moab, dividing Moab from the Amorrhites. (Numbers 21, 13)
So it came to be written in the Book of the Lord’s Battles, What he did by the Red Sea, he will do again in the Valleys of Arnon; (Numbers 21, 14)
among the mountain torrents that come down to rest in Ar, to flow peacefully through the lands of Moab. (Numbers 21, 15)
and it was here that Israel first sang the song called, Let the well spring up. They all sang together, (Numbers 21, 17)
Here is the well that was dug by princes; the chieftains of the host laid it open with the staves they carried, with the giver of the law to lead them. So they left the wilderness, and reached Matthana; (Numbers 21, 18)
Here the Israelites sent envoys to Sehon, king of the Amorrhites, (Numbers 21, 21)
asking him for leave to pass through his country, upon condition that they kept clear of fields and vineyards, drank no water from the wells, and marched along the high road until they reached the end of his dominions. (Numbers 21, 22)
But Sehon, sooner than let them pass through his territory, mustered his forces and went out to meet them, there in the desert. Upon reaching Jasa, he offered battle, (Numbers 21, 23)
but they gave him the sword’s point, and conquered all his domain, reaching from the Arnon as far as Jeboc and the Ammonite country; the Ammonite frontier had strong garrisons to defend it. (Numbers 21, 24)
Fire from Hesebon, a flame from Sehon’s town, swallowing up Ar, the city of the Moabites, and all that dwell in the hill-fastnesses by Anion’s side. (Numbers 21, 28)
