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It continued past Hezron up to Addar, turned toward Karka, </span><span class="v6_15_4"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.4" class="v6_15_4">4</span>and ran along to Azmon. After that, it followed the Egyptian Gorge and ended at the Mediterranean Sea. This was also Israel's southern border.</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_5"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.5" class="v6_15_5">5</span>Judah's eastern border ran the full length of the Dead Sea.</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_5">The northern border started at the northern end of the Dead Sea.<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.5!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> </span><span class="v6_15_6"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.6" class="v6_15_6">6</span>From there it went west up to Beth-Hoglah, continued north of Beth-Arabah, and went up to the Monument of Bohan,<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.6!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> who belonged to the Reuben tribe. </span><span class="v6_15_7"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.7" class="v6_15_7">7</span>From there, it went to Trouble Valley<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.7!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> and Debir,<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.7!f.2" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> then turned north and went to Gilgal,<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.7!f.3" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> which is on the north side of the valley across from Adummim Pass. It continued on to Enshemesh, Enrogel, </span><span class="v6_15_8"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.8" class="v6_15_8">8</span>and up through Hinnom Valley on the land sloping south from Jerusalem. The city of Jerusalem itself belonged to the Jebusites.</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_8">Next, the border went up to the top of the mountain on the west side of Hinnom Valley and at the north end of Rephaim Valley. </span><span class="v6_15_9"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.9" class="v6_15_9">9</span>At the top of the mountain it turned and went to Nephtoah Spring and then to the ruins<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.9!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> on Mount Ephron. From there, it went to Baalah, which is now called Kiriath-Jearim.</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_10"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.10" class="v6_15_10">10</span>From Baalah the northern border curved west to Mount Seir and then ran along the northern ridge of Mount Jearim, where Chesalon is located. Then it went down to Beth-Shemesh<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.10!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> and over to Timnah. </span><span class="v6_15_11"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.11" class="v6_15_11">11</span>It continued along to the hillside north of Ekron, curved around to Shikkeron, and then went to Mount Baalah. After going to Jabneel, the border finally ended at the Mediterranean Sea, </span><span class="v6_15_12"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.12" class="v6_15_12">12</span>which was Judah's western border.</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_12">The clans of Judah lived within these borders.</span></p><h3 class="s1">Caleb's Land</h3><h5 class="r">(<ref loc="JDG 1:12-15">Judges 1.12-15</ref>)</h5><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_13"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.13" class="v6_15_13">13</span><a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.13!x.1" class="notelink x-link"><span></span></a> Joshua gave Caleb some land among the people of Judah, as God had told him to do. Caleb's share was Hebron, which at that time was known as Arba's Town,<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.13!f.2" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> because Arba was the famous ancestor of the Anakim.<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.13!f.3" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> </span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_14"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.14" class="v6_15_14">14</span>Caleb attacked Hebron and forced the three Anakim clans of<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.14!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> Sheshai, Ahiman, and Talmai to leave. </span><span class="v6_15_15"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.15" class="v6_15_15">15</span>Next, Caleb started a war with the town of Debir, which at that time was called Kiriath-Sepher. </span><span class="v6_15_16"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.16" class="v6_15_16">16</span>He told his men, “The man who captures Kiriath-Sepher can marry my daughter Achsah.”</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_17"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.17" class="v6_15_17">17</span>Caleb's nephew Othniel<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.17!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> captured Kiriath-Sepher, and Caleb let him marry Achsah. </span><span class="v6_15_18"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.18" class="v6_15_18">18</span>Right after the wedding, Achsah started telling Othniel that he<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.18!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> ought to ask her father for a field. She went to see her father, and while she was getting down from<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.18!f.2" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> her donkey, Caleb asked her, “What's bothering you?”</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_19"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.19" class="v6_15_19">19</span>She answered, “I need your help. The land you gave me is in the Southern Desert, so I really need some spring-fed ponds<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.19!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> for a water supply.”</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_19">Caleb gave her a couple of small ponds, named Higher Pond and Lower Pond.<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.19!f.2" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> </span></p><h3 class="s1">Towns in Judah's Land</h3><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_20"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.20" class="v6_15_20">20</span>The following is a list of the towns in each region given to the Judah clans:</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_21"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.21-Josh.15.32" class="v6_15_21">21-32</span>The first region was located in the Southern Desert along the border with Edom, and it had the following 29 towns with their surrounding villages:</span></p><p class="pi"><span class="v6_15_21">Kabzeel, Eder, Jagur, Kinah, Dimonah, Aradah,<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.21-Josh.15.32!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> Kedesh, Hazor of Ithnan,<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.21-Josh.15.32!f.2" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> Ziph, Telem, Bealoth, Hazor-Hadattah, Kerioth-Hezron, which is also called Hazor, Amam, Shema, Moladah, Hazar-Gaddah, Heshmon, Beth-Pelet, Hazar-Shual, Beersheba and its surrounding villages,<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.21-Josh.15.32!f.3" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> Baalah, Iim, Ezem, Eltolad, Chesil, Hormah, Ziklag, Madmannah, Sansannah, Lebaoth, Shilhim, and Enrimmon.<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.21-Josh.15.32!f.4" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> </span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_33"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.33-Josh.15.36" class="v6_15_33">33-36</span>The second region was located in the northern part of the lower foothills, and it had the following 14 towns with their surrounding villages:</span></p><p class="pi"><span class="v6_15_33">Eshtaol, Zorah, Ashnah, Zanoah, En-Gannim, Tappuah, Enam, Jarmuth, Adullam, Socoh, Azekah, Shaaraim, Adithaim, Gederah, and Gederothaim.</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_37"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.37-Josh.15.41" class="v6_15_37">37-41</span>The third region was located in the southern part of the lower foothills, and it had the following 16 towns with their surrounding villages:</span></p><p class="pi"><span class="v6_15_37">Zenan, Hadashah, Migdalgad, Dilan, Mizpeh, Joktheel, Lachish, Bozkath, Eglon, Cabbon, Lahmas,<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.37-Josh.15.41!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> Chitlish, Gederoth, Beth-Dagon, Naamah, and Makkedah.</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_42"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.42-Josh.15.44" class="v6_15_42">42-44</span>The fourth region was located in the central part of the lower foothills, and it had the following nine towns with their surrounding villages:</span></p><p class="pi"><span class="v6_15_42">Libnah, Ether, Ashan, Iphtah, Ashnah, Nezib, Keilah, Achzib, and Mareshah.</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_45"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.45-Josh.15.47" class="v6_15_45">45-47</span>The fifth region was located along the Mediterranean seacoast, and it had the following towns with their surrounding settlements and villages:</span></p><p class="pi"><span class="v6_15_45">Ekron and the towns between there and the coast, Ashdod and the larger towns nearby, Gaza, the towns from Gaza to the Egyptian Gorge, and the towns along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea.</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_48"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.48-Josh.15.51" class="v6_15_48">48-51</span>The sixth region was in the southwestern part of the hill country, and it had the following eleven towns with their surrounding villages:</span></p><p class="pi"><span class="v6_15_48">Shamir, Jattir, Socoh, Dannah, Kiriath-Sannah, which is now called Debir, Anab, Eshtemoh,<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.48-Josh.15.51!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> Anim, Goshen, Holon, and Giloh.</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_52"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.52-Josh.15.54" class="v6_15_52">52-54</span>The seventh region was located in the south-central part of Judah's hill country, and it had the following nine towns with their surrounding villages:</span></p><p class="pi"><span class="v6_15_52">Arab, Dumah,<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.52-Josh.15.54!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> Eshan, Janim, Beth-Tappuah, Aphekah, Humtah, Kiriath-Arba, which is now called Hebron, and Zior.</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_55"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.55-Josh.15.57" class="v6_15_55">55-57</span>The eighth region was located in the southeastern part of the hill country, and it had the following ten towns with their surrounding villages:</span></p><p class="pi"><span class="v6_15_55">Maon, Carmel, Ziph, Juttah, Jezreel,<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.55-Josh.15.57!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> Jokdeam,<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.55-Josh.15.57!f.2" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> Zanoah, Kain, Gibeah,<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.55-Josh.15.57!f.3" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> and Timnah.</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_58"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.58-Josh.15.59" class="v6_15_58">58-59</span>The ninth region was located in the central part of Judah's hill country, and it had the following six towns with their surrounding villages:</span></p><p class="pi"><span class="v6_15_58">Halhul, Beth-Zur, Gedor, Maarath, Beth-Anoth, and Eltekon.</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_58">The tenth region was located in the north-central part of Judah's hill country, and it had the following eleven towns with their surrounding villages:</span></p><p class="pi"><span class="v6_15_58">Tekoa, Ephrath, which is also called Bethlehem, Peor, Etam, Culon, Tatam, Shoresh, Kerem, Gallim, Bether, and Manahath.<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.58-Josh.15.59!f.1" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> </span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_60"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.60" class="v6_15_60">60</span>The eleventh region was located in the northern part of Judah's hill country, and it had the following two towns with their surrounding villages:</span></p><p class="pi"><span class="v6_15_60">Rabbah, and Kiriath-Baal, which is also called Kiriath-Jearim.</span></p><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_61"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.61-Josh.15.62" class="v6_15_61">61-62</span>The twelfth region was located in the desert along the Dead Sea, and it had the following six towns with their surrounding villages:</span></p><p class="pi"><span class="v6_15_61">Beth-Arabah, Middin, Secacah, Nibshan, Salt Town, and En-Gedi.</span></p><h3 class="s1">The Jebusites</h3><p class="par"><span class="v6_15_63"><span class="reftext" id="Josh.15.63" class="v6_15_63">63</span><a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.63!x.1" class="notelink x-link"><span></span></a> The Jebusites lived in Jerusalem, and the people of the Judah tribe could not capture the city and get rid of them. That's why Jebusites still live in Jerusalem along with the people of Judah.<a href="#fn" id="link_Josh.15.63!f.2" class="notelink f-link"><span>+</span></a> </span></p></div> </div> <a name="fn"></a><br /><br /><br /><b>Footnotes:<br /><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.3 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Scorpion Pass: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Or “Akrabbim Pass.”</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.5 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">at … Dead Sea: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.6 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Monument of Bohan: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Or “Bohan Rock,” possibly a natural rock formation.</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.7 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Trouble Valley: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Or “Achor Valley.”</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.7 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Debir: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Not the same town as in 10.38,39.</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.7 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Gilgal: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Not the same “Gilgal” as in 4.19.</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.9 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">ruins: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Hebrew; one ancient translation “towns.”</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.10 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Beth-Shemesh: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Probably the same town as the Ir-Shemesh of 19.41-46. Two other towns were also named Beth-Shemesh (see 19.17-23 and 19.35-39).</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.13 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Arba's Town: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">See the note at 14.15.</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.13 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Anakim: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">See the note at 11.21.</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.14 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">clans of: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Or “warriors.”</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.17 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Caleb's nephew Othniel: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Hebrew “Othniel the son of Caleb's brother Kenaz.”</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.18 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Achsah … Othniel … he: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Hebrew; one manuscript of one ancient translation and two ancient translations of the parallel in Judges 1.14 “Othniel … Achsah … she.”</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.18 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">getting down from: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.19 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">spring-fed ponds: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Or “wells.”</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.19 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">small ponds … Pond … Pond: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Or “wells … Well … Well.”</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.21-32 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Aradah: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.21-32 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Hazor of Ithnan: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">One ancient translation; Hebrew “Hazor and Ithnan.”</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.21-32 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">its … villages: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">One ancient translation; Hebrew “Biziothiah.”</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.21-32 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Enrimmon: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">One ancient translation; Hebrew “Ain and Rimmon.”</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.37-41 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Lahmas: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Most Hebrew manuscripts; many other Hebrew manuscripts and one manuscript of one ancient translation “Lahmam.”</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.48-51 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Eshtemoh: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Another spelling for the name Eshtemoa (see 21.9-19).</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.52-54 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Dumah: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Most Hebrew manuscripts; some Hebrew manuscripts and one ancient translation “Rumah.”</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.55-57 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Jezreel: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Not the same Jezreel as in 19.17-23.</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.55-57 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Jokdeam: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Hebrew; one ancient translation “Jorkeam.”</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.55-57 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Gibeah: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Not the same Gibeah as in 18.25-28.</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.58,59 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">The tenth region … Manahath: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">One ancient translation; the Hebrew text does not have these words.</char></note><br /><note caller="+" style="f"><char style="fr" closed="false">15.63 </char><char style="fq" closed="false">Jebusites … Judah: </char><char style="ft" closed="false">Israel captured Jerusalem in King David's time, but even then the Jebusites were not forced to leave.</char></note></div></div><span class="p"><br /><br /></span><div align="center"><p><span style="font-size:11pt;">Contemporary English Version, Second Edition (CEV®)</span></p> <p><span style="font-size:11pt;">© 2006 American Bible Society. 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