crta, on the trst

pax, the te Jos 13 12 • Nuis,&c gif the matte, hat Moses spare stof Ex à 1. Det tar crang ulto aug Ex IR L LORD had given within com- N. 10. 11. . all his neighbours.

1 After had an Sibog the king of Ante, tico wet in Hesbop. astan, warb dweit

As a bares: 5000sme bordan in the land of Moab, rebdeclare the law, saying, De our God spake unto us Bas Ye have dwelt long|

antare your journey, and femorope Amorces and unte peg thereunto, in the plain, the save, and in the

20 And I sai uut you, Ye are come anto the mountain, of the Amorites, wat the LORD our God deth give cut

21 Ext,the LoRot y God hat, set the land before thee go say and james Ar ye Logo God thy fathers wate thee

fear not, Leitver be stance tutaj ed. Abuye case wear winter eeery o of you, and said, Wew heat? That us, & they sa searthatthe at brings wor lagatita what way we goup, and to w

. P

í ch. 9. 2 i given. ‚ à Ge. 12. 7. 2216.18. 2.4. 5x13, 14. meited. Jos. 2. 11.

Ex. 18. 1% Nu. 11. 14 Nu. 13. 25,

But the sea side, to the and of Salade, kot sto Lebanon, unto en the rer Euphrates, hase & set the

Pod possess the and which anto your fathers and foot, to give unto I. Ad to these seed after them

**ul pase unto you at that time, at tie to bear you my

ALGE FORST God hath multiphed thed, ye are this day as the es for u.titude.

# Lots God of your fathers Sath & Cocsand times so many Tharaad bess you, as he bath,

33. eb. 10, 2 Ge. 15. 3. p. 28. 24.3. 9 Ex-14145 Ne. 4. 20. Ro. 37.

23 As the a) preated.. we. took tarive Celiot ỹura, obe of a tr.b 24 And they turned, a rist up the s untain, stii care state the Vanity of Estess, and searched t

25 Aud they took of the trust of the laixi in their hands, aisi brought and an unto us, and trustwa, ma an sad. It is a good land what the Lost our God doth give us

26 Notwithstand ye would not go up, but rebelled against the cultivad ment of the LOR 1 Grod:

27 And ye Curaren ku your tents am said. Eecause the LoRa Sated'

#myelf alone bear your nincs burden, & your strite! Like the wise men. & understand ** C* Tong your tribes, and ivakse tena malers over you. # Aucive weed be, and said, The ch. 2. 14, 15. u hast posEL goody Na 14 22, 151 the chief of your tribes, PBELL, KD64n, and ade them #GUTFI Yu, Captains over the usands, Ondreds, and captaias fete as express over teas, and in tribes.

Ada Dared your judges at that No Hear the casses between fat wines, and juice righteously is brother, and

29 Then I said unt you, Dread not. teither be afraid of theils

30 The LORD your God who goeth before you, he shari Light for YPA cording to all that he did for you Egypt before your eyes,

31 And the wide Dess, where thou hast seen how that the LORD thy God bare thee, as a flat dith best

all the way that ye went, unia yea into this pace.

32 Yet this ring ye did not beLJEVE the LORD your God,

33 Who west the way before you, tra search" you out a, lacetojot your'e to

, in tre by light, to stew you by what way ye shouldg æརཱྀjiraf! འད་ངོསུན མཆི 34 And the LORD beati *** your words, and was wroth, a dsware,

saying,

35 Surely there sha'l act one of the se men of this evil generat Gee that good lad, which I sware to give unto you” fathers,

36 Save Caleb the son of le, bat te fy he shall see it, and to

Israel to inherit it.

39 Moreover, your little ones, which ye said should be a prey, and your chil-a dren, which in that day had no know. ledge between good and evil, they shall go in thither, and unto them will I give it, and they shall possess it.

40 But as for you, turn you, and take your journey into the wilderness, by the way of the Red sea.

41 Then ye answered and said unto me, We have sinned against the LORD; we will go up and fight, according to all that the LORD our God commanded us. And when ye had girded on every man his weapons of war, ye were ready to go up into the hill.

42 And the LORD said unto me, Say unto them, Go not up, neither fight; for I am not among you; lest ye be smitten before your enemies.

43 So I spake unto you; and ye would not hear, but rebelled against the commandment of the LORD, and went presumptuously up into the hill.

44 And the Amorites, which dwelt in that mountain, came out against you, and chased you, as bees" do, and destroyed you in Seir, even unto Hormah.

45 And ye returned, and wept before the LORD; but the LORD would not hearken to your voice, nor give ear unto you.

40 So ye abode in Kadesh many days. according unto the days that ye abode there.

CHAP. II.

i

Nu. 14. 31. Ge. 14. 6. inherited

them.

c Ro. 9. 11.

or, room. Nu. 14. 25. dor, valley. Nu. 21. 12.

Nu. 14.40,

&c.

Nu. 13. 26.
Nu143233

26. 64.

ch. 1.34,35.

Nu. 14. 35.
Ps. 95. 11.
Eze. 20.15.

k Ps. 78. 33.
106. 26.

71 Co. 10. 5. m Jos.7.12,13 Ye were presumptuous and went up. Ps. 115. 12. o Ge.19.36.38 Nu. 14. 25. 20. 1, 22. Ju. 11. 17. 9 Ge. 14. 5. Zuzins.

r ver. 10.
s ch. 1. 40.

Nu. 14. 25. t ver. 7, 14.

&c.

THEN we turned, and took our journey & Ge. 36.20, into the wilderness, by the way of the Red sea, as the LORD spake unto me: and we compassed mount Seir many days, 2 And the LORD spake unto me, saying, 3 Ye have compassed this mountain long enough: turn you northward.

4 And command thou the people, saying. Ye are to pass through the coast of your brethren the children of Esau, which dwell in Seir; and they shall be afraid of you: take ye good heed unto

yourselves therefore:

5 Meddle not with them; for I will not give you of their land, no, not so much as a foot breadth, because I have given mount Seir unto Esau for a possession. 6 Ye shall buy meat of them for money, that ye may eat; aud ye shal! also buy water of them for money, that ye may drink. 7 For the LORD thy God hath blessed thee in all the works of thy hand; he knoweth thy walking through this great wilderness: these forty years the LORD thy God hath been with thee, thou hast lacked nothing.

8 And when we passed by from our brethren the children of Esau, which dwelt in Seir, through the way of the plain from Elath, and from Ezion-gaber, we turned, and passed by the way of the wilderness of Moab.

9 And the LORD said unto me, * Dis tress not the Moabites, neither contend with them in battle; for I will not give thee of their land for a possession, because I have given Ar unto the children of Lot for a possession.

v Nu. 20. 14. Jos. 13. 3. Je. 25. 20. Ge. 10. 14.

y

Am. 9.7.

even to the treading of the sole of the foot. Nu21.13.14 Ju.11.1821. a Ge. 36. S. Jos. 24. 4.

begin,

possess.

6 Ex.15.14.16 Jos. 2.9,10.

c Ps. 90. 17.

d

g

ch. 8. 2.4.

29.5. Ne. 9. 21. Lu. 22. 35. ch. 20. 10.

Ju. 11. 1. Nu. 21. 21, 22.

1 Ki. 9. 26,

sor, he no

hostility

against

Moab.

12 The Horims also dwelt in Sei time; but the children of Esau them, when they had destroyed the before them, and dwelt in ther as Israel did unto the land of his sion, which the LORD gave into 13 Now rise up, said 1, and over the dbrook Zered and

over the brook Zered.

14 And the space in which we cam Kadesh-barnea, until we were col the d brook Zered, was thirty at years; until all the generation of of war were wasted out from a host, as the LORD Sware unto t 15 For indeed the hand of the L against them,to destroy thein from the host, until they were consum

16 So it came to pass, when men of war were consumed, at from among the people,

17 That the LORD spake unto me 18 Thou art to pass over through coast of Moab, this day:

19 And when thou comest ni against the children of Ammon, them not, nor meddle with then will not give thee of the land children of Ammon any possess cause I have given it unto the of Lot for a possession.

20 (That also was accounted of giants: giants dwelt therein time; and the Ammonites ca Zamzummims; ?

21 A people great, and many, as the Anakims; but the LORD d them before them; and they su them, and dwelt in their stead:

02 As he did to the children ( which dwelt in Seir, when he di the Horims from before them; succeeded them, and dwelt in the even unto this day:

23 And the Avims which dwelt? rim, even unto Azzah, the Capt which came forth out of Caphtor,! ed them, and dwelt in their steal

21 Rise ye up, take your jour pass over the river Arnon: behol given into thine hand Sihon the a king of Heshbon, and his land: possess it, and contend with him #

25 This day will I begin to put t of thee and the fear of thee upo tions that are under the whole heat shall hear report of thee, and sha ble, and be in anguish because of

26 And I sent messengers out wilderness of Kedemoth, unto Sab of Hesbbon, with words of peace.

27 Let me pass through thy will go along by the high-way; neither turn unto the right had the left.

23 Thou shalt sell me meat for: that I may eat; and give me money, that I may drink: only pass through on my feet;

29 CAs the children of Esau dwell in Sear, and the Moabites dwell in Ar, did unto me;) uatil pas over Jordan, into the Land the LORD our God giveth us.

30 But Sibon" king of Heshiben not let us pass by him: for the Lo God hardened his spirit, and mi heart obstinate, that he might c

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b rebelded infile Ac.7.51. Ro.87,8. BU PRILEJOWORLy up. Heb. ye were presiiLP

Whel bees are provoked or tured, the wicie swarm, attack and pur. Watever boys then, with great courage | 87, AND STORETUM are a most formulable They were to trutlesome in some f Crete, that, according to PLINY, Wittenbats were actually compelled to forELIAN reports, that some boz Mytha were furner y accessible on But if the cameras swaras of bees with Mat were infested. Mr. PARK relates, sts associates imprudently at to e se a pumerus bive which they Ive exasperated litt e led out to defend their property, ti danas bem with so much tury, that they By deed the whee com paby, men, Erie, to scamper off in all direc#imes were never recovered, and a Bebri, Za uses were so severely stung, that te beste sext day, ch. 28.03-92.30. Ps.118. 24°2 No Hermak. Nu.14.45.-21.3. Hel 17 #kasu-30i 22. Ju.11.16,17.

CHAP. II.

Braking u rvchmurd, that they were not to meddle mce with the Monistra, homes the Ammonites 16-23: but Schen de daerie was rubdard by them, 24—17. 3 weed, ch. 1.40. No.14.25. we compassed. MANGATE11 18.

Jing cangko vero.4, ch.1.6. *ker je 1.237. Nu0.14..21. Oh, Atral Ex.13.15. Na.£2.1,4.-24.14. *0# yo Mal3.16. La.12.15. Ep.5.15. Phi.

w to witch as a foot breadth, Heb, eveu the wie of the foot. Ac75. META n Ge 30.8. Jas.24.4. 2 Ch.2.10.. 13.30. Ac 17.06. Are 25 Sub.19. Mat.7.12. Ro.12.17. 12.172 1 hand Ge 100-21.15.-.12.-3) 27–39. breath. Jcb 23 10. Ps. 1.6.–31. then forty. ch.8.2.4.-27.5. Ne.

en Nu33121. Ju 11.18. Elath. a carry a but the babies, it. Use no host4. Nusza. Ja 11.17. 2Ch 10. 4 situated south of the Arbon, by the Greek writers Areopolis, *" by the to be so Damned because elitestants wetyped Apps, or Mars. St. **HẠC To that it was destroyed by aŭ earth- Deal fant BURCKHARDT Fee that the r us of a small castle called Hat, may be the site of this ancient the chidien, ver.19. * 3B. Na bere mentioned appear to Te the posterity of Ham, who lay under a cone of Neah, which was thus this part of them by the Moab te ver.11. Ge 14.5.

12 Herims. ver. 2. Ge.146-360 Wh 1.38.42 succeeded them. Lab. Luteillest Ge.36.31.43. 1 Chi 43. 54. stead

Israel did, Israel bad, at the time ates Mines spake this, conquered Sihon and Og, alad taken possession of their countries, as Edein bad due to the Horims. ver.22,32 37. ch.3.1.11. Ge.36. 20. Nu 21-21,‚À.

13 brook, or, valley. No.13 23, marg Zered The brook of torent Zered, taxes ita rise in the mountains of Moab, and tr east to west, falls into the Dead Sea. It see st be the stream which BURCKHARDT Cals Wady bens Hammad, scuts; of the Modeb or Arsa, and about five hours north of Kerek. Na.£1.12. Zared.

14 Kadesh barnes.ch.1.2.19.46. Na 1% til all the generation, ch.1 34,15. Nu 14 15 156175-3211. Ps. 90.3, 9-95.11. Ere a) 15 He.38. 19. Jude 5.

15 the hand of the. Ju 2 15. 1 a 5.6 9.11 -7.11. P.12.4-78 33.-90.79-106 26. Is 66.14. 100. 10.5.

18 See on Nu. 21.15.23 Ix.15.1.

19 See on ver 3,9. Ge 1) V_R_Ja./113. 77. 2 Ch.20.10.

20 Zamzummimi, Ge 14.5. Zužīms.

1.

21 great. See on ver. 11. ch 13 11. bud the Lord. These trag nents of aurent it ry seen to be introduced to eccotizage the 1 18. ites. If the Lord destroyed these cal_pen pie before the posterity of Let and if þau, what cause bad the posterity of Abraha i and Jacob, ins chosen ser auta mind true ads to fear the Abakis, or the Cacax. ·les. cially as Israel acted by coats and had his promise as their se urity fresh, and the pledge of it in his prese CP, A 1 Wouters wich he had altay the, and as they were the my shippers of the Lord, in Ve jei nazorg of institution, which could be Parth, This is so often repeated to prowess the the Israetes with a reuse of God's which rules every where, đầy a hug ple, and placing another is their stead Exing their bounds also, whic without his leave. ver.22. Ju.i1.34. Je.7.7A Hab.1.10.11

W

22. Lau, Ge.368. the Hørıma, ver.12 Ge 14. 6-36 20.30. 1 Ch.1.3,&c,

23 the Sami, Jos133. Avites Irak. Thi 4.24. Je 25.5). Zep 24. Zec 95, Gaza terims which came. Ge 10 14 A€17.2.

Je.46 4. A 97.

24 the river Arnon, ver Nast.13 15. Ju. 11.18.21. behold. Jon6 16:20 MS 127 12 Je.27.5. Fize/Jn. Das 8-4 17. begin to po sessiz. Heb. beghi, po sess.

25 ch.11.5. 2810, E15.14-16 −29.27 14. 2.9.12-924. 2K1767. Ps.103. Felty Re 3).. 26 Kedemoth Jos.131P -21.17 chi20.10,11. Es. 2. 30. Mat 10 12 15 Lu 1956, 10..12.

ver 6. No.21.21.43 11 19 Bonly I will pau. Nu 0 19.

2) As the child en. It a, peas to have bee only the Edo rites of Kačin, hernia, se Canaan, who deased t`e israelites for those of Count Self, Gow Ca here express y said to have glanted it te and this, in fact, was the very - by w they arrived at Canaan, ch. 3.3,4. No.20 18. 19. 11.17,18. into the land, ct. 4.1,21,40-5 16.-98 -25 15. Ex. 20.12. 1.1.11.13.

30 for the Lord. See of. Ex. 4.21-11 10 No 21.21. Jos.11.19.20. Ju.11 20. Ro.9 17..23. stimate. Is. 18.4.

31 give Sihon. See on ver.24. cn.1.8. 32 Nu.21.23..30. Ju.11.20..23. Ne.9.22. Ps. 120.7.-135.11.-136.19.

33 the Lord. ch.3.2,3.-7.2.-20.16. Ge.14.20. Jos.21.44. Ju.1.4.-7.2. we smote, ch.29.7,8. Nu. 21.24. Jos.10.30..42.

34 utterly destroyed. ch.7.2.26.-20.16..18. Le. 27.28.20. Nu.21.2,3. Jos.7.11.-8.25,26.-9.24.-11. 14. 1 Sa.15.3,8,9. the men, and the women, and the little ones, of every city. Heb, every city of men, and women, and little ones.

35 ch.20.14. Nu.31.9. 11. Jos.8.27.

36 Aroer. ch.3.12.-4.48. Jos.13.9. Is.17.2. Je. 48.19. not. Jos.1.5. Ps.44.3. Is.41.15,16. Ro.8.31. 37 unto the land. ver.59.19, ch.3.16. Ju.11.15. Jabbok. Ge.32.22. Nu.21.24. Jos.12.2,

CHAP. III.

The conquest of Og, king of Bashan, 1-10. The size of his bed, 11. The distribution of his lands to the two tribes and half, 12-22. Moses prayeth to enter into the land, 23-25. He is permitted to see it, 26-29.

1 Bashan. Bashan, one of the most rertile districts of the Holy Land, was bounded on the west by the Jordan and Lake of Genuesareth, on the east by Trachonitis, on the south by the brook Jabbok, and on the north by mount Hermon; and seems to have been com posed of two or three districts,-on the south the land of Gilead, on the north the region of Argob, and east of both, the plain of Hauran, (See ver. 13..15.) The scenery of this elevated tract is described by Mr. BUCKINGHAM as extremely beautiful: its plains covered with a fertile soil its hills covered with forests, and at every new turn presenting the most beautiful landscapes that can be imagined. Og. ch.1.4. -4.47.-29.7.-31.4. Nu.21.33..35. Jos.9.10.-12.4. -13.30. 1 K1.4.19. Ne.9.22. Ps.135.10,11-136. 20. Edrei. This town is placed by EUSEBIUS about 25 miles northward from Bostri; and mentioned by BURCKHARDT under the name of Drac.

2 Fear. ver.11. ch.20.3. Nu,14.9. 2 Ch.20.17. Is.41.10.-43.5. Ac.18.9.-27.24. Re.2.10. as thor didst. ch.2.24..37. Nu.21.£3..25.

3 ch.2.33,34. Nu.21.35. Jos.13.12,30. 4 all his cities. Nu.32.33.42. Jos.12.4.-13.30, 31. all the region. 1 Ki.4.13.

5 ch.1.28. Nu.42.28. He.11.30. 6 we utterly. ch.2.34.-20.16..18. Le.27.28.29. Nu.21.2. Jos.11.14. as we did. ver.2. ch.2.24,34. Ps.135.10..12.-136.19..21.

7 ch.2.35. Jos.8.27.-11.11..14. & the land. Nu.32.33.12. Jos.12.2..6.-13 9.12. 9 Hermon. Mount Hermon is the south-eastern branch of Lebanon, beyond Jordan, The Chaldee Targumist, who places it at Caesarea, and Samaritan interpreter, call it toor talga, the mountain of snow, because of its being always covered with snow, and IEROME informs us, that it lies higher than Pancas or Casarea Philippe, and that in the summer time snow used to be carried from thence to Tyre. It is now called El Heish, and is comprised in the district of Kanneytra. ch.4.48.49. Ps.29.6.-89.12.-133.3. Ca.1.8. Shentr. 1 Ch.5.23. Eze.27.5. Senir. 10 the cines. ch.4.49. Edrei. Nu.21.33. Jos. 12.4,5.-13.11.12,31.

11 giants. Ge.14.5. Rabbath. 2 Sa.12.26. Je. 49.2. Eze 21.20. Am.1.11. Rabbah, nine cubits, 1 Sa. 17.4. Am.2.9.

12 from Aroer. ch.2.36.-4.48. Nu.32.33..38. Jos.12.2.6.-13.8..12.14..28. 2K1.10.33. 13 the rest. Nu.32.39.42. Jos.13.29.32. Ch. 5.23..26. which was called, MICHAELIS says, The tradition that giants formerly dwelt in this part, still remains in Arabia, only that it makes them rather taller than Moses does Og.

and calls the land in which they live Fashan, but Badrach, which name occ Zec. 9. 1. I received this information fr verbal communication of a credible Ar was born on the other side of Jordan three days' journey from Damascus.' 14 Jair. 1 Ch.2.21..23. Argos. See of Geshuri, Jos. 13.13. 2 Sa.3.3.-10.6.-13.37 shan-haveth jair. Nu.32.41.

15 Machir, Ge.50.23. Nu.26.29.-32.39, 17.1.3.-29.7.

16 Reubenites. Nu.32.33..38. 2 Sa.24.5 Jabbok. ch.2.37. Ge 32.22. Nu.21.24. Jo 17 Chinnereth. See on No.34. 11. J the sea, ch.4 49. Ge.13.10.—14.3,—19. LAI 34.11.12. Jos.3.16.-12.3.-15.2,5.-18.19. doth pisgah. or, the springs of Pisgah, hill. Nu.3.14.

18 I commanded. Nu.32.20..24. Jos.12 4.12,13.-22.1..9. meet for the war. Heb. power.

20 return. Jos.22.4,8.

21 I commanded. No.27.18..23. 10.25. 1 Sa.17.36.37. Ps.9.10. 2 Co.1.10 Ep.3.20. 2 T1.4.17,18.

Go shall not, Is.43.1.2. for the Lord.d 20.4. Ex.14.14. Nu.21.34. Jos.10.42. ec -0.17,29. Ps.44.3.

23 2 Co.12.8.9.

24 thy greatness. ch.11.2. Ne.9.32. Ps 145.3,6. Je.32.18.21. what God. Ex.15.j 7.22. Ps.35.10.-71.19.-86.8.-89.6,8. Is Je.10.6. Da.3.29.

25 the good land. ch.4.21,22.-11.11.12 Nu.32.5. Eze.20.6. Lebanon. Lebanon i chain of limestone mountains, extendi near the coast of the Mediterranean onl to the plains of Damascus on the ea forming the extreme northern boundar Holy Land. It is divided into two p ridges, running parallel to each other in north-east direction; the most westerly 4 was properly called Libanus, and the i Anti Libanus: the Hebrews did not m distinction. It is computed to be fiftee teen hundred fathoms in height. They no meaus barren, but are almost all we vated and well peopled; their summits t many parts level, and forming extensive in which are sown corn and all kinds o Vineyards, and plantations of olive, int and fig trees, are also cultivated in 1 formed by walls; and the soil of the der and hollows is most excellent, and pi abundance of corn, oil, and wine.

26 the Lord. ch.1.37.-31.2-32.51-52 No.20.7.12.-27.12.14. Ps.106.32,33. Ts Mat.26.39. Let it. 1 Ch.17.4,12,13.-.7 2.4. Mat.20.22. 2 Co.12.8.

27 thee up. ch.34.1..4. Nu.27.12. the hill. ver. 17. lift up. Ge.13.14.15. 28 charge Joshua, ch.1.38.-31.3.7.3. 18..23.1 Ch.2.6.11..16.-28.9.10.20. Tu 211.2.1..3.-4.1..6. for he shall. Jos.1.2In°.1.17. Ac.7.45. He.4.8. Jesus.

29 ch.4.3.46.-34.6. Nu.25.3.—33,48,49. CHAP. IV.

An exhortation to obedience, 1-40. Moars app the three cities of refuge on that side Jorda Recapitulation, 44-49.

1 with the statutes. Statutes, every tem concerned morals and the rites and carep of religion-judgments, all matters of and wrong, ver.8,45.ch.5.1.-6 1,8.-8.1-E Le.19.37-40.8-99.34. Ps.105.45-119.4. E 20.-36.27.-37.24. Mat.28.20. Lu.1.6. 1, “ that ye may Le.18.5. Eze.20,11,21. RoJus

2 ch.12.32. Jos.1.7. Pr.30.6. Ec.12.13.1 18,43 -15.2. 9. Mar.7.1..13. Ga.3.15. Re