Josué 13:21

21 es decir, las ciudades y los pueblos de la meseta, y todos los dominios de Sijón, rey amorreo que gobernó en Hesbón. Moisés había derrotado a este rey y a los príncipes madianitas Eví, Requen, Zur, Jur y Reba, todos ellos aliados de Sijón y habitantes de la región.

Josué 13:21 Meaning and Commentary

Joshua 13:21

And all the cities of the plain
In the champaign country, as well as those in the mountainous part:

and all the kingdom of Sihon;
or, as Masius renders the words, "which all had been the kingdom of Sihon"; for the whole kingdom of Sihon was not given to Reuben, only a part of it, and the rest to Gad, as in ( Joshua 13:27 ) ;

king of the Amorites, which reigned in Heshbon;
as in ( Joshua 13:10 ) ;

whom Moses smote with the princes of Midian, Evi, and Rekem, and Zur,
and Hur, and Reba;
not at the same time that Sihon was smitten by him, but afterwards in a war with Midian, ( Numbers 31:8 ) ; where their names are given as here; and there they are called kings of Midian, petty kings, and, as it seems by what follows, were subject to Sihon, and therefore are here mentioned:

[which were] dukes of Sihon dwelling in the country;
for Midian, as Kimchi supposes, and not without reason, was under the government of Sihon, and these were his nobles, though they dwelt in the land of Midian.

Josué 13:21 In-Context

19 Quiriatayin, Sibma, Zaret Sajar, que está en la colina del valle,

20 Bet Peor, Bet Yesimot y las laderas del monte Pisgá;

21 es decir, las ciudades y los pueblos de la meseta, y todos los dominios de Sijón, rey amorreo que gobernó en Hesbón. Moisés había derrotado a este rey y a los príncipes madianitas Eví, Requen, Zur, Jur y Reba, todos ellos aliados de Sijón y habitantes de la región.

22 Los israelitas pasaron a filo de espada a muchos hombres en el campo de batalla, incluso al adivino Balán hijo de Beor.

23 El río Jordán sirvió como frontera del territorio perteneciente a los rubenitas. Estas ciudades y pueblos fueron la herencia de la tribu de Rubén, según sus clanes.