And the coast of Og king of Bashan, which was of the remnant of the giants, that dwelt at Ashtaroth and at Edrei,
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Verse 4 is found in chapter 12 of Joshua. The chapter begins with the territory conquered east of the Jordan under Moses: the kingdom of Sihon and the territory of Og. Including these conquests reminds the reader that Israel’s possession did not begin with Joshua, but is part of an earlier history. Reuben, Gad, and half of Manasseh received these lands. The summary connects Moses’ work with the later distribution under Joshua and presents continuity in God’s guidance of Israel.
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Dazu das Gebiet des Königs Og von Basan, der noch von den Riesen übrig war und wohnte zu Astharoth und Edrei
Y los términos de Og rey de Basán, que había quedado de los Rapheos, el cual habitaba en Astaroth y en Edrei,
Y el territorio de Og, rey de Basán, que era de los sobrevivientes de los refaítas y habitaba en Astarot y en Edrei,
Og, roi de Basan, seul reste des Rephaïm, qui habitait à Aschtaroth et à Edréï.
E il paese d’Og, re di Basan, che era del rimanente de’ Rafei, il quale abitava in Astarot, e in Edrei,
Como também o termo de Ogue, rei de Basã que era do restante dos gigantes e que habitava em Astarote e em Edrei;
又有 巴珊 王 噩 ,他是 利乏音 人所剩下的,住在 亞斯她錄 和 以得來 。
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