Only the cattle we took for a prey unto ourselves, and the spoil of the cities which we took.
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Verse 35 is found in chapter 2 of Deuteronomy. Moses recalls how Israel peacefully requested passage from Sihon, but the king chose to confront them. Sihon’s defeat and the occupation of his territory are presented as the result of the king’s opposition to Israel’s advance. The episode also carefully defines the territories Israel was to respect, reaffirming that victories granted by God did not eliminate the boundaries established by him.
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Allein das Vieh raubten wir für uns und die Ausbeute der Städte, die wir gewannen.
Solamente tomamos para nosotros las bestias, y los despojos de las ciudades que habíamos tomado.
Solo tomamos para nosotros como botín los animales y los despojos de las ciudades que habíamos conquistado.
Seulement, nous pillâmes pour nous le bétail et le butin des villes que nous avions prises.
Sol predammo per noi il bestiame, e le spoglie delle città che avevamo prese.
Somente tomamos por presa o gado para nós, e o despojo das cidades que tínhamos tomado.
只有牲畜和所奪各城的財物,我們都取為自己的掠物。
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