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Josua 3:14-17

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14 Und es geschah, als das Volk aus seinen Zelten aufbrach, um über den Jordan zu ziehen, indem die Priester die Lade des Bundes vor dem Volke hertrugen,
15 und sobald die Träger der Lade an den Jordan kamen, und die Füße der Priester, welche die Lade trugen, in den Rand des Wassers tauchten, der Jordan aber ist voll über alle seine Ufer die ganze Zeit der Ernte hindurch, -
16 da blieben die von oben herabfließenden Wasser stehen; sie richteten sich auf wie ein Damm, sehr fern, bei Adam, der Stadt, die seitwärts von Zarethan liegt; und die nach dem Meere der Ebene, dem Salzmeere, hinabfließenden wurden völlig abgeschnitten. Und das Volk zog hindurch, Jericho gegenüber.
17 Und die Priester, welche die Lade des Bundes Jehovas trugen, standen festen Fußes auf dem Trockenen in der Mitte des Jordan; und ganz Israel zog auf dem Trockenen hinüber, bis die ganze Nation vollends über den Jordan gegangen war.

Josua 3:14-17 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO JOSHUA 3

Joshua removed from Shittim to Jordan, where he stayed three days, Jos 3:1,2; the people are directed to move when they saw the ark bore by the priests, and what distance they should keep from it, Jos 3:3,4; are bid to sanctify themselves against the morrow, when wonders would be wrought, Jos 3:5; and the priests are ordered to take up the ark, Jos 3:6; Joshua is encouraged by the Lord, and instructed to command the priests when they come to Jordan to stand still in it, Jos 3:7,8; and he declares to all the people, as a token that God would drive the Canaanites from before them, that as soon as the feet of the priests bearing the ark should rest in the waters of Jordan, they should be parted, and make way for them to pass through, Jos 3:9-13; which accordingly came to pass, so that all the Israelites passed over on dry ground, Jos 3:14-17.

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