Joshua 19
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Joshua 19:12-22

12Then it turnedH7725 from SaridH8301 to the eastH6924 toward the sunriseH4217H8121 as farH5921 as the borderH1366 of Chisloth-taborH3696, and it proceededH3318 to DaberathH1705 and 1up to JaphiaH3309. 13From thereH8033 it continuedH5674 eastwardH6924 toward the sunriseH4217 to Gath-hepherH1662, to Eth-kazinH6278, and it proceededH3318 to RimmonH7417 2which stretchesH8388 to NeahH5269. 14The borderH1366 circledH5437 aroundH5437 it on the northH6828 to HannathonH2615, and 3it endedH1961H8444 at the valleyH1516 of IphtahelH3317. 15Included also were KattahH7005 and NahalalH5096 and ShimronH8110 and IdalahH3030 and BethlehemH1035; twelveH8147H6240 citiesH5892 with their villagesH2691. 16ThisH2088 was the inheritanceH5159 of the sonsH1121 of ZebulunH2074 according to their familiesH4940, theseH428 citiesH5892 with their villagesH2691.

17The fourthH7243 lotH1486 4fellH3318 to IssacharH3485, to the sonsH1121 of IssacharH3485 according to their familiesH4940. 18Their territoryH1366 was to JezreelH3157 and included ChesullothH3694 and 5ShunemH7766, 19and HapharaimH2663 and ShionH7866 and AnaharathH588, 20and RabbithH7245 and KishionH7191 and EbezH77, 21and RemethH7432 and En-gannimH5873 and En-haddahH5876 and Beth-pazzezH1048. 22The borderH1366 reachedH6293 to 6TaborH8396 and ShahazumahH7831 and Beth-shemeshH1053, and 7their borderH1366 endedH1961H8444 at the JordanH3383; sixteenH8337H6240 citiesH5892 with their villagesH2691.

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Notes

  1. 1. Joshua 19:12 Lit went up ↩
  2. 2. Joshua 19:13 Or and is marked off ↩
  3. 3. Joshua 19:14 Lit the goings out of it were ↩
  4. 4. Joshua 19:17 Lit came out ↩
  5. 5. Joshua 19:18 1 Sam 28:4; 2 Kin 4:8 ↩
  6. 6. Joshua 19:22 Judg 4:6; Ps 89:12 ↩
  7. 7. Joshua 19:22 Lit the goings out of their border were ↩

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