Jabin. ver. 10; 12:19; 19:36; Jud 4:2,17;
he sent. 10:3,4; Ps 2:1-4; 83:1-3; Isa 26:11; 43:2,5-7;
Madon. The LXX. read [Mar�n,] which, if legitimate, Calmet thinks may be the same as Maronia or Marath, in Phoenicia, to the north of mount Lebanon, ch. 12:19, 20; 19:15, 25.
Shimron. Supposed to be the same with Symira, in Coele-Syria, joined to Maron or Marath by Pliny and Pomponius Mela.
Achshaph. Supposed by some to be the same as Achzib or Ecdippa; from which, however, it is distinguished in ch. 19:25, 29. It was in the northern part of the tribe of Asher.
on the north. ver. 21; 10:6,40; Lu 1:39;
Chinneroth. Jerome and others suppose this city to be same as was afterwards called Tiberias, now Tabaria, situated on the western shore of the lake of the same name. 12:3;
See on Nu 34:11;
Chinnereth. Lu 5:1;
Gennesaret. Dor. 12:23; 17:11; Jud 1:27; 1Ki 4:11;
the Jebusite. 15:63; Nu 13:29; 2Sa 24:16;
Hivite. Jud 3:3;
Hermon. 13:11; De 4:48; Ps 89:12; 133:3; So 4:8;
land. 18:26; Ge 31:49; Jud 20:1; 21:5,8; 1Sa 7:5-7; 10:17; 1Ki 15:22; Jer 40:6,10; 41:3,14;
as the sand. Ge 22:17; 32:12; Jud 7:12; 1Sa 13:5; 2Sa 17:11; 1Ki 4:20;
all these. Ps 3:1; 118:10-12; Isa 8:9; Re 16:14;
met together. Heb. assembled by appointment. waters. This is what Josephus calls the lake Semechon, now called Bahr-el-Houl� (Lake Julius) between the head of the Jordan and the lake of Tiberias. According to Josephus it was seven miles long; and according to modern authorities, it is not above two miles broad, except at the north end, where it may be four.
Be not. 10:8; Ps 27:1,2; 46:11;
tomorrow. 3:5; Jud 20:28; 1Sa 11:9; 2Ch 20:16;
horses. De 7:16; Ps 20:7,8; 46:9; 147:10,11; Pr 20:7; Isa 30:16; 31:1; Ho 14:3;
the Lord. 21:44;
great Zidon. or, Zidon-rabbah. 19:28; Ge 10:15; 49:13; Zec 9:2;
Misrephoth-maim. or, salt pits. Heb. burning of waters. 13:6;
he houghed. ver. 6; Eze 39:9,10;
any left to breathe. Heb. any breath. 10:40;
all the. 10:28,30,32,35,37,39,40;
as Moses. ver. 15; 8:8,31; 9:24; 10:40; Nu 33:52,53; De 7:2; 20:16,17;
in their. Heb. on their heap. The Vulgate, Syriac, Onkelos and Waterland render {�l tillom,} "on their hills." As the cities of the plain might be easily attacked and carried, Joshua destroyed them; but as those on mountains, hills, or other eminences, might be retained by him with little trouble, prudence would dictate their preservation. Jer 30:18;
the spoil. 8:27; Nu 31:9; De 6:10,11; 20:14;
the Lord. ver. 12; Ex 34:11-13;
and so did Joshua. 1:7; Ex 39:42,43; De 4:5; 2Ch 30:12;
he left nothing. Heb. removed nothing. De 4:2; 12:32; 1Sa 15:1-3,8,9,11,19-22; Mt 23:23; Lu 11:42; Ac 20:20,27;
all that land. Ge 15:18-21; Nu 34:2-13; De 34:2,3;
the land. 10:41;
the mountain. ver. 21; Eze 17:23; 36:1-3,8;
the mount Halak. or, the smooth mountain. that goeth. Ge 32:3; De 2:1; 33:2;
Seir. ver. 3; 1:4; 12:7; 13:5;
a long time. Caleb was forty years old when sent from Kadesh-barnea to spy the land, and he was eighty-five at the conclusion of this war. (ch. 14:10.) Almost thirty-nine years of this time were spent before Israel passed Jordan; which leaves between six and seven for the term of Joshua's wars. ver. 23; 14:7-10;
the Hivites. 9:3-27;
it was. Ex 4:21; 9:16; De 2:30; Jud 14:4; 1Sa 2:25; 1Ki 12:15; 22:20-23; 2Ch 25:16; Isa 6:9,10; Ro 9:18,22,23;
as the Lord. ver. 12-15; De 20:16,17;
the Anakims. 14:12-14; 15:13,14; Nu 13:22,23; De 1:28; 2:21; 9:2; Jud 1:10,11,20; Jer 3:23; 9:23; Am 2:9;
Joshua destroyed. 10:42; 24:11,12; Ps 110:5,6; 149:6-9; Re 6:2; 19:11-21;
only in Gaza. Jud 3:3; 1Sa 17:4; 2Sa 21:16-22; 1Ch 18:1; 29:4-8;
Ashdod. 15:46; 2Ch 26:6; Ne 13:23,24;
according to all. Ex 23:27-31; 34:11; Nu 34:2-13; De 11:23-25;
according to their. 14:1-19:51; Nu 26:52-55;
And the land. ver. 18; 14:15; 21:44,45; 22:4; 23:1; Ps 46:9; 2Ti 4:7,8; Heb 4:8,9;