All these cities were fenced with high walls, gates, and bars; beside unwalled towns a great many.
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Verse 5 is found in chapter 3 of Deuteronomy. Israel faces Og, king of Bashan, and wins a second great victory east of the Jordan. The vast territory conquered becomes part of the inheritance of the tribes of Reuben, Gad, and half the tribe of Manasseh. The memory of Og strengthens the collective remembrance of the victories that preceded the entry into Canaan.
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Alle diese Städte waren fest mit hohen Mauern, Toren und Riegeln, außer sehr vielen anderen Flecken ohne Mauern.
Todas éstas eran ciudades fortalecidas con alto muro, con puertas y barras; sin otras muy muchas ciudades sin muro.
Todas ellas eran ciudades fortificadas, con murallas altas, puertas y barras, además de muchísimas ciudades sin murallas.
Toutes ces villes étaient fortifiées, avec de hautes murailles, des portes et des barres; il y avait aussi des villes sans murailles en très grand nombre.
Tutte quelle città erano fortificate con alte mura, con porte e sbarre; oltre alle terre non murate, ch’erano in grandissimo numero.
Todas estas cidades eram fortificadas com altos muros, portas e ferrolhos; e muitas outras cidades sem muros.
這些堅固的城都有高的城牆,有門有閂,此外,還有許多無城牆的鄉村。
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