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Verse Joshua 10:15. _AND JOSHUA RETURNED - UNTO THE CAMP TO GILGAL._]
That the Israelitish army did not return to the camp at Gilgal till
_after_ the hanging of the five kings and the destruction of...
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These four verses seem to be a fragment or extract taken from some
other and independent source and inserted into the thread of the
narrative after it had been completed, and inserted most probably by...
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10. THE VICTORIOUS CONQUEST
CHAPTER 10
_ 1. Adoni-zedec and his confederacy (Joshua 10:1)_
2. The war (Joshua 10:7)
3. The miracle (Joshua 10:12)
4. The victory won ...
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DEFEAT AND DEATH OF THE FIVE KINGS. Here we have the account of the
famous battle of Bethhoron. Five kings band themselves together
against Gibeon; the Gibeonites send for help to Joshua, who comes up...
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_And Joshua returned_ This is still apparently part of the quotation
from the "Book of Jasher," for it is evident that Joshua did
_not_return to Gilgal immediately after the battle of Gibeon. In the
h...
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_VER._ 15. _AND JOSHUA RETURNED, AND ALL ISRAEL—TO GILGAL_— That
is to say, he issued orders for so doing; but from ver. 43 it appears,
that he did not, in fact, return till he had forced the five kin...
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_The Death of the Five Kings Joshua 10:15-27_
15 And Joshua returned, and all Israel with him, unto the camp of
Gilgal.
16 But these five kings fled, and hid themselves in a cave at
Makkedah.
17 And i...
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_AND THERE WAS NO DAY LIKE THAT BEFORE IT OR AFTER IT, THAT THE LORD
HEARKENED UNTO THE VOICE OF A MAN: FOR THE LORD FOUGHT FOR ISRAEL._
No JFB commentary on these verses....
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THE CONQUEST OF SOUTHERN CANAAN
This chapter narrates the successful campaign against the five
confederate chiefs of the S., who are roused by the fall of Jericho
and Ai and the alliance with Gibeon,...
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COME IN, AND RECEIVE GOD’S PROMISES!
JOSHUA
_BRIAN ROWLANDS_
Maps to help you to study this book are on the Internet at
www.easyenglish.info.
CHAPTER 10
THE *ISRAELITES DEFEAT THE AMORITES – JO...
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BETH-HORON — is identified as Beit’ Ur.
AZEKAH — is unknown.
MAKKEDAH. — Probably el-Moghâr.
(11) GREAT STONES FROM HEAVEN. — Compare Job 38:22, “Hast thou
seen the treasures of the hail, which I ha...
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UNTO THE CAMP TO GILGAL. — This verse relates by anticipation, in
the words of the Book of Jasher (Heb., _Yâshar,_ upright), what we
find in the narrative of Joshua at Joshua 10:43, viz., the return t...
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וַ יָּ֤שָׁב יְהֹושֻׁ֨עַ֙ וְ כָל
־יִשְׂרָאֵ֣ל...
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CHAPTER XIX.
THE BATTLE OF BETHHORON.
Joshua 10:1.
OUT of the larger confederacy of the whole Canaanite chiefs against
Joshua and his people recorded in the beginning of chap 9, a smaller
number, he...
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40-43, JOSHUA'S VICTORIES OVER ISRAEL'S FOES
Joshua 10:15
The cave of Makkedah was a perpetual reminder of this wonderful
victory which God gave His people. The details as to the placing of
the princ...
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This action of the Gibeonites in securing their own safety aroused the
anger of the confederate kings and they proceeded to act against
Gibeon in order to punish it. In their peril the men of Gibeon
a...
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When the king of Jerusalem learned that Ai had fallen and the even
more powerful city of Gibeon had made a treaty with Israel, he called
upon four other kings to join with him in an attack on Gibeon....
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Galgal. Masius supposes, that here the quotation from the book of the
just terminates. The Roman and Alexandrian Septuagint place this verse
at the end of the chapter. (Calmet) --- Grabe has it in bot...
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Some conceive that the phrase, none moved his tongue against Israel,
was meant to say, that none of Israel was missing at the end of the
battle; which seems more probable, and more important to record...
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In the wars of Jehovah it was not always a question of hostile power.
Indeed this is not the most serious evil which the people of God have
to encounter in this world. The very same principle which wa...
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15._And Joshua returned, _etc This verse is not inserted in its proper
place, (100) for shortly after the end of the battle is added, and the
punishment inflicted on the kings, which was subsequent to...
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Moreover, this peace with the Gibeonites only brought fresh attacks
upon Israel. But now all is plain. Jehovah says to Joshua, "Fear them
not, for I have delivered them into thy hand." This is all tha...
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AND JOSHUA RETURNED, AND ALL ISRAEL WITH HIM, UNTO THE CAMP TO GILGAL.
That is, he thought to have returned, had determined upon it, and
prepared for it, but was prevented by hearing that the five kin...
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_And Joshua returned, and all Israel with him, unto the camp to
Gilgal._
Ver. 15. _And Joshua returned,_] viz., After he had finished all that
is related in this whole chapter, as in Joshua 10:43. So...
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_And Joshua returned_ Not immediately, but after he had performed what
is related in the following part of this chapter, as appears by Joshua
10:43, where the very same words are repeated....
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[GIBEON BESIEGED.]
1 Fiue Kings warre against Gibeon.
6 Ioshua rescueth it.
10 God fighteth against them with hailestones.
12 The Sunne and Moone stand still at the word of Ioshua.
16 The fiue Ki...
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THE FIVE KINGS PUT TO DEATH...
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And Joshua returned, and all Israel with him, unto the camp, to
Gilgal, this central location being convenient for all campaigns....
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ISRAEL DEFEATS FIVE KINGS
(vs.1-10)
The news of Gibeon's treaty with Israel greatly alarmed other nations
in the land, for Gibeon was considered prominent and important, so
that the king of Jerusale...
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15-27 None moved his tongue against any of the children of Israel.
This shows their perfect safety. The kings were called to an account,
as rebels against the Israel of God. Refuges of lies will but...
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Not immediately, or upon the same day, but after he had despatched the
matter which here follows; as appears by JOSHUA 10:43, where the very
same words are repeated, to show that that was the meaning...
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Joshua 10:15 Joshua H3091 returned H7725 (H8799) Israel H3478 camp
H4264 Gilgal H1537
Joshua 10:
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‘ And Joshua returned, and all Israel with him, to the camp to
Gilgal.'
As will be noted from what follows this statement seems to be in an
unusual place, for the following verses continue with the pu...
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CONTENTS: Victory at Gibeon, Makkedah, etc. Sun's action halted.
CHARACTERS: God, Joshua, Adonizedek, king of Makkedah.
CONCLUSION: When enemies set themselves in array against us and
threaten to sw...
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Joshua 10:1. _Adonizedek,_ lord of righteousness. _Zedek_ was common
in the names of the kings of Jerusalem, as _Melchizedek._
Joshua 10:11. _Great stones hail stones,_ as in many versions. So is
Psal...
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_Bring out those five kings._
THE PROSTRATE KINGS
The kings of the Canaanites fled and hid themselves, but the Divine
vengeance followed them; and after the rout of their hosts was
completed they the...
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JOSHUA—NOTE ON JOSHUA 10:1__ Because the events of ch. Joshua 10:1
are brought on by Canaanite aggression, Israel’s defeat of the south
can be viewed as defensive....
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JOSHUA—NOTE ON JOSHUA 10:15 The notice that JOSHUA RETURNED... TO
THE CAMP AT GILGAL anticipates the conclusion of the entire southern
campaign (see v. Joshua 10:43).
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_MAIN HOMILETICS OF THE PARAGRAPH.— Joshua 10:12_
THE VICTORY OF FAITH
John says, “This is the victory that overcometh the world, even your
faith.” This triumph at Beth-horon is hardly less owing to...
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EXPOSITION
THE BATTLE OF BETH-HORON, AND THE SUBJUGATION OF SOUTHERN
PALESTINE.—
JOSHUA 10:1
ADONI-ZEDEC (cf. Melchizedek in...
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In verse six of chapter ten,
The men of Gibeon sent an urgent message to Joshua that they were
being attacked. They said, "Now we have this mutual defense pact with
you, so come to our aid." And Joshu...
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THE KINGS GATHER AGAINST GOD
Joshua 10:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
Is the world approaching another world war? Is that war leading toward
the final great war of wars? These and similar questions are upon...
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Joshua returned — Not upon the same day, but after he had dispatched
the matter which here follows; as appears by Joshua 10:43, where the
very same words are repeated. And they are put here to close t...