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…blinded the right eyes of the peoples beyond the Jordan he conquered, so that with the left eye behind the…

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…s bronze cast ‘in the clay ground of the Jordan, between Succoth and Zarethan’ — the same stretch of valley, and…

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…the southern leg comes down through Gilead, crosses the Jordan at the ford by Adam, and climbs to Shechem. A…

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…Numbers 34:3 starts the border at its southern end, and v12 brings the whole circuit back down the Jordan…

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…one tribe that settles on both sides of the Jordan. Machir, Manasseh’s son, took Gilead (Numbers 32:39–40…

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…Traditionally placed at Tell Abu Sifri in the Jordan valley (approximate). in the text Judges 7:22 🗺️ See it…

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…ivrim avru, “Hebrews crossed” the Jordan (both now on these pages). → first discussed at Gen 14:13 💬 Discuss on Agorai

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…room, and calls Israel to the fords of the Jordan (Judges 3:15–30, now on these pages). Judges 4…

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…confessing sins, as the crowds at the Jordan ‘confessing their sins’ (Mark 1:5) and ‘confess your sins to one…

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…in the text Judges 7:22 📍 Tabbath — modern-day Jordan valley (site not identified) View larger map on OpenStreetMap → 🗺…