Deuteronomio 2:26

26 »Desde el desierto de Cademot envié mensajeros a Sijón, rey de Hesbón, con esta oferta de paz:

Deuteronomio 2:26 Meaning and Commentary

Deuteronomy 2:26

And I sent messengers out of the wilderness of Kedemoth
A city in the tribe of Reuben, and given by them to the Levites in later times, having been taken from the Amorites with others; near this lay a wilderness, which took its name from it, and seems to be the same with Jeshimon, ( Numbers 21:20 Numbers 21:21 ) ( Joshua 13:18 ) ( 21:37 ) . Aben Ezra takes it to be the wilderness of Matthanah, which according to Jerom ^F7 was situated on Arnon, twelve miles to the east of Medeba; see ( Numbers 21:18 Numbers 21:30 ) from hence messengers were sent by Moses, unto Sihon king of Heshbon, with words of peace;
in a peaceable and respectful manner, desiring to be at peace and in friendship with him, and a continuance of it, which was done to leave him inexcusable; as afterwards a like method was ordered to be taken, when they came to any city, to proclaim peace, and if an answer of peace was given, no hostilities were to be committed, ( Deuteronomy 20:10 ) ,

saying;
as follows.

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FOOTNOTES:

F7 De loc. Heb. fol. 93. C.

Deuteronomio 2:26 In-Context

24 »Después nos dijo el SEÑOR: “Emprendan de nuevo el viaje y crucen el arroyo Arnón. Yo les entrego a Sijón el amorreo, rey de Hesbón, y su tierra. Láncense a la conquista. Declárenle la guerra.

25 Hoy mismo comenzaré a infundir entre todas las naciones que hay debajo del cielo terror y espanto hacia ustedes. Cuando ellas escuchen hablar de ustedes, temblarán y se llenarán de pánico”.

26 »Desde el desierto de Cademot envié mensajeros a Sijón, rey de Hesbón, con esta oferta de paz:

27 “Déjanos pasar por tu país; nos mantendremos en el camino principal, sin desviarnos ni a la derecha ni a la izquierda.

28 Te pagaremos todo el alimento y toda el agua que consumamos. Solo permítenos pasar,