Commentary on Joshua - Keil & Delitzsch - David Cox
Commentary on Joshua - Keil & Delitzsch - David Cox Commentary on Joshua - Keil & Delitzsch - David Cox
Keil and Delitzsch
Keil and Delitzsch
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<strong>Keil</strong> and <strong>Delitzsch</strong> <str<strong>on</strong>g>Commentary</str<strong>on</strong>g> <strong>on</strong> the Old Testament<br />
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asked for the mountains (v. 9), i.e., the mountainous country with and around Hebr<strong>on</strong>,<br />
which included, for example, the fortified town of Debir also (Josh 15:15).<br />
<strong>Joshua</strong> 14:14-15<br />
Hebr<strong>on</strong> therefore became the inheritance of Caleb the s<strong>on</strong> of Jephunneh the<br />
Kenezite unto this day, because that he wholly followed the LORD God of Israel.<br />
This inheritance, the historian adds, was awarded to Caleb because he had followed<br />
the God of Israel with such fidelity. - In v. 15 there follows another notice of the<br />
earlier name of Hebr<strong>on</strong> (see at Gen 23:2). The expressi<strong>on</strong> lªpaaniym (OT:6440)<br />
(before), like the words "to this day," applies to the time when the book was<br />
composed, at which time the name Kirjath-arba had l<strong>on</strong>g since fallen into disuse; so<br />
that it by no means follows that the name Hebr<strong>on</strong> was not so old as the name Kirjatharba,<br />
which was given to Hebr<strong>on</strong> for the first time when it was taken by Arba, "the<br />
great man am<strong>on</strong>g the Anakites," i.e., the str<strong>on</strong>gest and most renowned of the Anakites<br />
(vid., Josh 15:13). The remark, "and the land had rest from war," is repeated again at<br />
the close of this account from Josh 11:23, to show that although there were Anakites<br />
still dwelling in Hebr<strong>on</strong> whom Caleb hoped to exterminate, the work of distributing<br />
the land by lot was not delayed in c<strong>on</strong>sequence, but was carried out in perfect peace.<br />
Inheritance of the Tribe of Judah. Ch. 15.<br />
Under the superintending providence of God, the inheritance which fell to the tribe of<br />
Judah by lot was in the southern part of Canaan, where Caleb had already received<br />
his inheritance, so that he was not separated from his tribe. The inheritance of Judah<br />
is first of all described according to its boundaries (vv. 1-12); then for the sake of<br />
completeness it is stated <strong>on</strong>ce more with regard to Caleb, that he received Kirjatharba<br />
for his inheritance, and took possessi<strong>on</strong> of it by expelling the Anakites and<br />
c<strong>on</strong>quering Debir (vv. 13-20); and after this a list is given of the towns in the<br />
different parts (vv. 21-63).<br />
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