There failed not ought of any good thing which the LORD had spoken unto the house of Israel; all came to pass.
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Verse 45 is found in chapter 21 of Joshua. The narrator gives a theological interpretation of the entire process of conquest and distribution: the Lord gave Israel all the land He had sworn to give their ancestors, gave them rest, and none of their enemies could withstand them. The statement summarizes the book’s perspective on the fulfillment of God’s promises. It does not mean that every future threat has disappeared, but that the central promise of receiving the land and resting from war has been fulfilled within Joshua’s narrative framework.
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Compare Joshua 21:45 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.
Und es fehlte nichts an allem Guten, das der HERR dem Hause Israel verheißen hatte. Es kam alles.
No faltó palabra de todas la buenas que habló Jehová a la casa de Israel; todo se cumplió.
No falló ni una palabra de todas las buenas palabras que Jehová había dicho a la casa de Israel; todo se cumplió.
De toutes les bonnes paroles que l'Eternel avait dites à la maison d'Israël, aucune ne resta sans effet: toutes s'accomplirent.
Ei non cadde a terra pure una parola di tutto il bene che il Signore avea detto alla casa d’Israele; ogni cosa avvenne
Palavra alguma falhou de todas as boas coisas que o SENHOR falou à casa de Israel; tudo se cumpriu.
耶和華應許賜福給 以色列 家的話,一句都沒有落空,全都應驗了。
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