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And from thence passeth on along on the east to Gittahhepher, to Ittahkazin, and goeth out to Remmonmethoar to Neah;
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Verse 13 is found in chapter 19 of Joshua. Zebulun receives an inheritance defined by cities and boundaries. The description includes places such as Sarid, Kattath, Bethlehem, and other settlements. The enumeration again demonstrates that the territorial promise takes concrete administrative form. Each tribe receives an identifiable space, and the repeated boundary formulas provide legal stability to the distribution carried out under Joshua.
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Compare Joshua 19:13 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Deutsch · L1912 und von da geht sie gegen Aufgang durch Gath-Hepher, Eth-Kazin und kommt hinaus gen Rimmon, Mithoar und Nea
Español · RVR1909 Y pasando de allí hacia el lado oriental a Gith-hepher y a Itta-kazin, sale a Rimmón rodeando a Nea;
Español · NTBT Desde allí pasaba hacia el oriente, hacia el este, a Gat-hefer y a Ita-cazín; salía a Rimón y giraba hacia Nea.
Français · LSG De là elle passait à l'orient par Guittha-Hépher, par Ittha-Katsin, continuait à Rimmon, et se prolongeait jusqu'à Néa.
Italiano · DIO1885 e di là passava verso il Levante in Ghitta-hefer, e Itta-casin; poi, girando verso Nea, si stendeva fino a Rimmon;
Português · ARC E dali passa pelo oriente, para o nascente, a Gate-Hefer, em Ete-Cazim, chegando a Rimom-Metoar, que vai até Neá;
中文 · RCUV 又從那裏往東，經過 迦特‧希弗 ，到 以特‧加汛 ，通到 臨門 ，延伸到 尼亞 。
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