So they went up, and searched the land from the wilderness of Zin unto Rehob, as men come to Hamath.
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Verse 21 is found in chapter 13 of Numbers. The spies confirm that Canaan is a fertile land, but ten of them interpret its inhabitants and fortifications as insurmountable obstacles. Caleb, however, maintains that Israel can advance. The negative report does not deny the fertility of the land; it questions the possibility of conquering it. Thus, the central issue becomes how Israel interprets difficulties in light of God’s promise.
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Compare Numbers 13:21 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.
Sie gingen hinauf und erkundeten das Land von der Wüste Zin bis gen Rehob, da man gen Hamath geht.
Y ellos subieron, y reconocieron la tierra desde el desierto de Zin hasta Rehob, entrando en Emath.
Subieron y exploraron la tierra desde el desierto de Zin hasta Rehob, a la entrada de Hamat.
Ils montèrent, et ils explorèrent le pays, depuis le désert de Tsin jusqu'à Rehob, sur le chemin de Hamath.
Essi adunque andarono, e spiarono il paese, dal deserto di Sin fino a Rehob, all’entrata d’Hamat.
Assim subiram e espiaram a terra desde o deserto de Zim, até Reobe, à entrada de Hamate.
他們上去窺探那地,從 尋 的曠野到 利合 ,直到 哈馬口 。
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