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This is the land that yet remains: all the regions of the Philistines, and all the Geshurites;
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A Promise to Possess
Commentators explain that by listing the unconquered lands and commanding Joshua to divide them, God was making a powerful promise. This wasn't just a to-do list; it was a divine guarantee that this land belonged to Israel and that God would enable them to possess it. It was a call to faith and future action.
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Joshua
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18th Century
Presbyterian
This and Joshua 13:3 name the still unconquered districts in the southern half of the land, Joshua 13:4–6 those in the north.
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19th Century
Anglican
(Joshua 13:1–14).
(b) According to its boundaries.
Joshua was old and stricken in years. —Rather, he…
16th Century
Protestant
This is the land, etc. The ancient boundaries long ago fixed by God are recalled, so that Joshua and the people may be fully persuaded tha…
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17th Century
Reformed Baptist
This [is] the land that yet remains Unconquered and not enjoyed, namely, what is after described; and this account i…
This chapter begins the account of dividing the land of Canaan among the tribes of Israel by lot, a narrative showing the fulfillment of the promis…
