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WORD Research this...Josua 16
- 1 Und das Los kam heraus für die Söhne Josephs vom Jordan von Jericho an, bei dem Wasser von Jericho gegen Osten: die Wüste, die von Jericho auf das Gebirge von Bethel hinaufsteigt;
- 2 und die Grenze lief von Bethel nach Lus und ging hinüber nach der Grenze der Arkiter, nach Ataroth;
- 3 und sie stieg westwärts hinab nach der Grenze der Japhletiter, bis an die Grenze von Unter-Beth-Horon und bis Geser; und ihr Ausgang war nach dem Meere hin.
- 4 So erhielten die Söhne Josephs, Manasse und Ephraim, ihr Erbteil.
- 5 Und es war die Grenze der Kinder Ephraim, nach ihren Geschlechtern: die Grenze ihres Erbteils gegen Osten war Ateroth-Addar bis Ober-Beth-Horon,
- 6 und die Grenze lief gegen Westen nach Mikmethath hin, nördlich; und die Grenze wandte sich gegen Osten nach Taanath-Silo und ging daran vorbei gegen Osten nach Janocha;
- 7 und sie stieg von Janocha hinab nach Ataroth und Naarath, und stieß an Jericho und lief aus am Jordan;
- 8 von Tappuach ging die Grenze gegen Westen nach dem Bache Kana, und ihr Ausgang war nach dem Meere hin. Das war das Erbteil des Stammes der Kinder Ephraim nach ihren Geschlechtern,
- 9 nebst den Städten, welche für die Kinder Ephraim abgesondert wurden inmitten des Erbteils der Kinder Manasse: alle Städte und ihre Dörfer. -
- 10 Aber sie trieben die Kanaaniter nicht aus, die zu Geser wohnten; und die Kanaaniter haben inmitten von Ephraim gewohnt bis auf diesen Tag, und sie wurden fronpflichtig.
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Elberfelder (1871) (elberfelder - 1.2)
2020-02-06German (de)
Elberfelder Übersetzung von 1871 (sogenannt).
- Encoding: UTF-8
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- LCSH: Bible.German
- Distribution Abbreviation: Elberfelder Bibeln
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- First version of the GerElb1871 module. Most things are working (footnotes and most of the ThML crossreferences)
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- (2003-06-19) Fixed unbalanced tags, encoded as UTF-8, compressed module, marked more cross-refs into scripRefs
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