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and Ashan with its suburbs, and Beth-shemesh with its suburbs;
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Scholars note that this list of cities is nearly identical to the one in Joshua 21, though with minor variations. For example, this verse names 'Ashan,' while Joshua names 'Ain.' Commentators suggest the city may have had two names. These small differences highlight the Bible's textual honesty without changing the core message of God's provision.
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18th Century
Presbyterian
The writer evidently had Joshua 21 before him, which he followed closely in its content. In some cases, he perhaps modernized the ancient names ([R…
19th Century
Anglican
Ashan (smoke); in Joshua, Ain (fountain). The place may have had both names, from a fountain rising like a column of smoke. Ju…
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(See Gill on 1 Chronicles 6:54).
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