Now rise up, said I, and get you over the brook Zered. And we went over the brook Zered.
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Verse 13 is found in chapter 2 of Deuteronomy. Moses recalls the long journey through the territories of Edom, Moab, and Ammon. Israel is instructed not to attack these peoples because God has assigned them their own lands. The account distinguishes between the land promised to Israel and other territories that God has also distributed among different peoples. Israel’s conquest, therefore, is not presented as authorization to occupy every territory indiscriminately.
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So macht euch nun auf und ziehet durch den Bach Sered! und wir zogen hindurch.
Levantaos ahora, y pasad el arroyo de Zered. Y pasamos el arroyo de Zered.
“Ahora levántense y crucen el torrente de Zered”. Y cruzamos el torrente de Zered.
Maintenant levez-vous, et passez le torrent de Zéred. Nous passâmes le torrent de Zéred.
Ora levatevi, passate il torrente di Zered. E noi passammo il torrente di Zered.
Levantai-vos agora, e passai o ribeiro de Zerede. Assim passamos o ribeiro de Zerede.
『現在,起來,過 撒烈溪 !』於是我們過了 撒烈溪 。
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