And they possessed his land, and the land of Og king of Bashan, two kings of the Amorites, which were on this side Jordan toward the sunrising;
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Verse 47 is found in chapter 4 of Deuteronomy. Three cities of refuge are established east of the Jordan to protect the person who unintentionally causes someone’s death. The legislation is placed immediately after the great theological exhortation and before Moses’ second major speech. This literary placement connects divine revelation with a concrete application of justice and mercy within the new Israelite society.
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und nahmen sein Land ein, dazu das Land Ogs, des Königs von Basan, der zwei Könige der Amoriter, die jenseit des Jordans waren, gegen der Sonne Aufgang,
Y poseyeron su tierra, y la tierra de Og rey de Basán; dos reyes de los Amorrheos que estaban de esta parte del Jordán, al nacimiento del sol:
Ils s'emparèrent de son pays et de celui d'Og, roi de Basan. Ces deux rois des Amoréens étaient de l'autre côté du Jourdain, à l'orient.
e il cui paese conquistarono, insieme col paese di Og, re di Basan; due re degli Amorrei, i quali erano di qua dal Giordano, verso il Sol levante;
E tomaram a sua terra em possessão, como também a terra de Ogue, rei de Basã, dois reis dos amorreus, que estavam além do Jordão, do lado do nascimento do sol.
他們得了他的地,又得了 巴珊 王 噩 的地,就是兩個 亞摩利 王,在 約旦河 東,向日出方向的地:
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