Southward it was Ephraim's, and northward it was Manasseh's, and the sea is his border; and they met together in Asher on the north, and in Issachar on the east.
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Verse 10 is found in chapter 17 of Joshua. The boundaries of Manasseh are described along with the cities it receives. However, the inhabitants of several towns are not completely expelled. The Israelites subject some of them to forced labor. The passage again shows the difference between territorial assignment and full occupation. The continued presence of Canaanite populations within tribal territories anticipates religious and social difficulties that will appear in Israel’s later history.
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Dem Ephraim ward's gegen Mittag und dem Manasse gegen Mitternacht, und das Meer ist seine Grenze; und sie sollen stoßen an Asser von Mitternacht und an Isaschar von Morgen.
Ephraim al mediodía, y Manasés al norte, y la mar es su término: y encuéntranse con Aser a la parte del norte, y con Issachâr al oriente.
Al sur era de Efraín y al norte era de Manasés, y el mar era su límite. Al norte colindaban con Aser, y al oriente, con Isacar.
Le territoire du midi était à Ephraïm, celui du nord à Manassé, et la mer leur servait de limite; ils touchaient à Aser vers le nord, et à Issacar vers l'orient.
Quello ch’era verso il Mezzodì fu di Efraim, e quello ch’era verso il Settentrione fu di Manasse; e il mare era il lor confine; e dal Settentrione confinavano con Ascer, e dall’Oriente con Issacar.
Efraim ao sul, e Manassés ao norte, e o mar é o seu termo; pelo norte tocam em Aser, e pelo oriente em Issacar.
南邊屬於 以法蓮 ,北邊屬於 瑪拿西 ,以海為界;北邊達到 亞設 ,東邊達到 以薩迦 。
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