Fondare 203 Risultati per: Rúben Tribe
So at last the choice fell upon Achan, son of Charmi, son of Zabdi, son of Zare, of the tribe of Juda. (Joshua 7, 18)
It was the Lord’s servant Moses that led Israel to the conquest of these two kings, and assigned their lands to Ruben, Gad, and half Manasses. (Joshua 12, 6)
The other half of Manasses had already had their lands apportioned to them by Moses east of the Jordan, with Ruben and Gad, (Joshua 13, 8)
(The tribe of Levi had no lands apportioned to them; the Lord God of Israel had bidden them be content with the victims offered to him in sacrifice as their portion.) (Joshua 13, 14)
The tribe of Ruben, with all its several clans, received its portion from Moses. (Joshua 13, 15)
Such were the towns and villages that passed into the possession of Ruben’s descendants, and they had the river Jordan for their boundary. (Joshua 13, 23)
It was Moses, too, who gave the tribe of Gad their portion, dividing it up among the several clans of it. (Joshua 13, 24)
and on the low ground it contained Betharam, Bethnemra, Socoth and Saphon, all the rest of what Sehon had ruled from Hesebon; this tribe, too, had Jordan for its boundary, up to where the further, eastern shore of Lake Cenereth begins. (Joshua 13, 27)
then it climbed up to Beth-Hagla, turned north to Beth-Araba, and went up to the Stone of Boen, son of Ruben. (Joshua 15, 6)
The tribe of Ephraim did not exterminate the Chanaanites who lived at Gazer, so that there are Chanaanites living to this day within the confines of Ephraim, but as tributaries. (Joshua 16, 10)
Choose out three men from each tribe, and let me send them to make a circuit of the country; they shall report to me what territory best suits the numbers of this tribe or that. (Joshua 18, 4)
no allowance made for the Levites, whose portion is the Lord’s priestly office, none for Gad, Ruben, and the separate half of Manasses, since the Lord’s servant Moses has already assigned them lands east of the Jordan. (Joshua 18, 7)
