And they did eat of the old corn of the land on the morrow after the passover, unleavened cakes, and parched corn in the selfsame day.
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Verse 11 is found in chapter 5 of Joshua. Israel celebrates Passover at Gilgal after entering the land. The meal connects the new stage in Canaan with the foundational event of the exodus. The following day they begin eating the produce of the land, and the manna ceases, clearly marking the transition between two stages of Israel’s history. The God who sustained the people in the wilderness continues to provide, now through the fruits of the promised land.
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und aßen vom Getreide des Landes am Tag nach dem Passah, nämlich ungesäuertes Brot und geröstete Körner, ebendesselben Tages.
Y al otro día de la pascua comieron del fruto de la tierra los panes sin levadura, y en el mismo día espigas nuevas tostadas.
Al día siguiente de la Pascua comieron del grano de la tierra: panes sin levadura y grano tostado, ese mismo día.
Ils mangèrent du blé du pays le lendemain de la Pâque, des pains sans levain et du grain rôti; ils en mangèrent ce même jour.
E il giorno seguente la Pasqua, in quello stesso giorno, mangiarono del grano del paese, in pani azzimi, e del grano arrostito.
E, ao outro dia depois da páscoa, nesse mesmo dia, comeram, do fruto da terra, pães ázimos e espigas tostadas.
逾越節的第二日,他們吃了當地的出產,就在那一天,吃了無酵餅和烘過的穀物。
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