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Talált 364 Eredmények: List Of Kings Defeated By Joshua

  • and Thersa, thirty-one kings in all. (Joshua 12, 24)

  • this kingdom of Basan had formerly belonged to Og, the last of the Raphaim, who dwelt at Astaroth and Edrai. These two kings Moses defeated and destroyed, (Joshua 13, 12)

  • Theirs were all the cities in the plain, all the domains that once were Sehon’s. (It was Moses that defeated Sehon, as he defeated also the Madianite chiefs that held their lands from him, Hevi, Recem, Sur, Hur and Rebe, (Joshua 13, 21)

  • He had promised that whoever defeated and took Cariath-Sepher should have the hand of his daughter Axa in marriage; (Joshua 15, 16)

  • I sent hornets in your path, and drove two kings of the Amorrhites out of their countries, before they could suffer from bow or sword of yours. (Joshua 24, 12)

  • There were seventy kings, Adonibezec said, that used to eat the crumbs left under my table, mutilated hand and foot, every one. God has served me as I served others. And they took him to Jerusalem, where he died. (Judges 1, 7)

  • (Caleb had promised that whoever defeated and took Cariath-Sepher should have the hand of his daughter Axa in marriage; (Judges 1, 12)

  • Together, Juda and Simeon defeated and destroyed the Chanaanites in Sephaath; which city was afterwards called Horma, that is, Forfeited. (Judges 1, 17)

  • So Caleb had his portion, as Moses promised that he should; the city of Hebron, where he defeated the three sons of Enac. (Judges 1, 20)

  • that had Ammon and Amelec fighting at his side. This Eglon made an expedition against the Israelites in which he defeated them, and took possession of the city of Palm-trees. (Judges 3, 13)

  • A word to you, kings; princes, this is for your hearing; the Lord is my theme, it is of the Lord God of Israel that I sing. (Judges 5, 3)

  • So the kings came down to battle, the kings of Chanaan, there at Taanach by the waters of Mageddo, but spoil had they none. (Judges 5, 19)


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