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Josué 8:28

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28 Y Josué quemó a Hai y la redujo a un montón perpetuo, asolado hasta hoy

Josué 8:28 Meaning and Commentary

Joshua 8:28

And Joshua burnt Ai
The whole city, fire being only set before to a few houses, to make a smoke as a signal; he did with it as he had done with Jericho, for so he was ordered, ( Joshua 8:2 ) ;

and made it an heap for ever;
that is, for a long time, for it appears to have been rebuilt, and to have been inhabited by the Jews, after their return from their Babylonish captivity, ( Nehemiah 11:31 ) ;

[even] a desolation unto this day;
to the time of the writing of this book; and by what has been just observed, it appears that Ezra could not be the writer of it, since this city was inhabited in his time.

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Josué 8:28 In-Context

26 Porque Josué no retrajo su mano que había extendido con la lanza, hasta que hubo destruido a todos los moradores de Hai
27 Pero los israelitas tomaron para sí las bestias y los despojos de la ciudad, conforme a la palabra del SEÑOR que él había mandado a Josué
28 Y Josué quemó a Hai y la redujo a un montón perpetuo, asolado hasta hoy
29 Mas al rey de Hai lo colgó de un madero hasta la tarde; y cuando el sol se puso, mandó Josué que quitaran del madero su cuerpo, y lo echaran a la puerta de la ciudad; y levantaron sobre él un gran montón de piedras, hasta hoy
30 Entonces Josué edificó un altar al SEÑOR Dios de Israel en el monte de Ebal

Título en Inglés – The Jubilee Bible

(De las Escrituras de La Reforma)

Editado por: Russell M. Stendal

Jubilee Bible 2000 – Russell Martin Stendal

© 2000, 2001, 2010

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