Thinking after reading Numbers Chapter 34
(1) Thinking
1. Write down the scope of the land God gave to the nine and a half tribes (that is, Gac Southland): 1/13
(1) Where is the southern boundary? 1/5
(2) Where is the western boundary? 6
(3) Where does the northern boundary end from? 7/9
(4) Where does the eastern boundary start from?
2. Where did the other two and a half tribes get their land? 14
3. Who did God choose to be responsible for dividing the land in Canaan? 16/29
(2) Application
In your impression, God gave Is the land of Israel as big as the actual land of Israel? Why?
Thoughts and answers
1. Write the scope of the land God gave to the nine and a half tribes (that is, the land of Canaan): 1/13
(1) Where does the southern boundary come from? 1/5
Answer: The southern corner should start from the wilderness of Zin, close to the boundary of Edom; the southern boundary should start from the east end of the Salt Sea and go around to Accra On the south side of the slope, it goes to Zin, and it goes straight to the south side of Kadesh-barnea, and then it goes to Hasayadah, and it goes to Admon, and from Admon it turns to the small river of Egypt, and it goes straight to the sea.
(2) Where is the western boundary? 6
Answer: The sea should be the boundary to the west. This is your western boundary.
(3) From where to where does the northern boundary end? 7/9
Answer: The northern boundary starts from the sea and ends at Mount Hor;
From Mount Hor It goes to the mouth of Hamath, and leads to Sidada, and then to Zephyron, and to Hasa-enan. This shall be your northern boundary.
(4) Where does the eastern boundary come from?
Answer: From Hasa to Shefan is the eastern boundary.
2. Where did the other two and a half tribes get the land? 14
Answer: Because the tribe of Reuben and the tribe of Gad received the inheritance according to their families; Manasseh and half The tribes also received inheritances.
These two and a half tribes have received an inheritance opposite Jericho, east of the Jordan River toward the rising sun.
3. Who did God choose to be responsible for allocating the land in Canaan? 16/29
Answer: The Lord spoke to Moses: “I will give you the names of those who will allocate the land for your inheritance. , Eleazar the priest, and Joshua son of Nun
Caleb son of Jephunneh, of the tribe of Judah;
Shisui son of Ammihud, of the tribe of Simeon. Mure;
The tribe of Benjamin had Elidad son of Geslon;
The tribe of Dan had a leader, Buki son of Joiel;
The tribe of Manasseh, the descendants of Joseph, had a leader, Hanniel son of Ephesus;
The tribe of Ephraim had a leader, Kemuel son of Zephdan;
The tribe of Zebulun had one leader, Elizaphan son of Parna;
The tribe of Issachar had one leader, Pattiel son of Asan;
The tribe of Asher There was a prince, Ahihud son of Shelomi;
There was a prince of the tribe of Naphtali, Pedaher son of Ammihud.”
These are the LORD. commanded to give inheritance to the Israelites in the land of Canaan. < /p>
(1), The Boundary of Canaan 1/15
1. The southern boundary--until the Egyptian river leads directly to the sea 3--6
2. The west Boundary - the sea? 7
3. Northern boundary - the mouth of Hamath? 8--9
4. Eastern boundary - Jordan River? 10--12
(2), Inheritance of Canaan 16/29
1. Tribes that inherited the inheritance
(1) Nine and a half tribes west of the Jordan River
< p>(2) Two and a half tribes east of the Jordan2. Responsible for the inheritance—leaders of each tribe
(1) General responsible—priest Eleazar and Nun
(2) The leaders of the tribes helped them
①Judah-Caleb the son of Jephunneh;
② Simeon - Shemuel, the son of Ammihud;
③ Benjamin - Elidad, the son of Keslon;
④ Dan - of Joli Son Buki;
⑤@Manasseh—Hanniel, son of Ephesus;
⑤Ephraim—Kemuel, son of Zephdan;
⑥Zebulun—Elizaphan, the son of Parna;
⑦Issachar—Pathiel, the son of Asan;
⑧Asher— —Ahihud, the son of Shelomi;
⑨Naphtali—Pidahei, the son of Ammihud”
Co-worker’s application answer
< p>Application 1:In your impression, is the land God gave to Israel the same size as Israel’s actual land?
Answer: I don’t think it is the same size. God gave it the same size. It must be more than what Israel gets, because God is a God of blessings, a God who exceeds all our requests and thoughts.
Application 2:
In your impression, God gives! Is the land of Israel the same size as the actual land of Israel? Why?
Answer: Not the same size.
Because they still have a lot of unoccupied land. Although God has promised to give it to them, they need to conquer it in the name of God and drive out the people in the land before they can get it. For industry. “Command the Israelites: When you cross the Jordan into the land of Canaan, you are to drive out all the inhabitants of the land from before you and destroy all their chiseled stone images and all their molten idols, and tear down all their High places. Take the land and live in it, for I have given it to you as an inheritance. ? (33:51-53)
Application 3:
In. In your impression, is the land God gave Israel the same size as the actual land Israel received?
Answer: 1. Not the same size;
2. Because there is still much to be gained. land,
① did not obey God’s words
② Because of Balaam’s trick, he led the Israelites into committing adultery
Joshua 1:4 from the wilderness and this. Lebanon shall be your border, as far as the great river Euphrates, and all the land of the Hittites, and as far as the sun sets upon the sea.
Joshua 13:1 But the LORD said to Joshua, when he was old, "You. He is old, and there is still a lot of land that he has not conquered,
Joshua 13:2, all the land of the Philistines and all the land of the Geshurites.
Application 4:
In your impression, is the land God gave Israel as big as the land Israel actually had? Why?
They were not as big as each other. They did not fully get the land allocated by God. After settling in Canaan, they gradually forgot God’s instructions. They are content with the status quo.
Application 5:
In your impression, is the land God gave Israel the same size as the actual land? Why?
Answer, ①The actual land received by Israel is larger than the land given by God.
②. The land God gave to Israel was the land west of the Jordan River. The land east of the Jordan River was the land God commanded to capture, the two tribes of Reuben and Gad, and half of Manasseh. They saw that the land was very suitable for grazing livestock, so they asked Moses to claim it as their inheritance. So there were two and a half tribes that were east of the Jordan.