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alex41 [277]
4 years ago
11

Match these items.

History
2 answers:
LiRa [457]4 years ago
6 0

1. inheritance was divided  - Manasseh

2. no inheritance was received - Levites

3. inheritance was received first (person) - Caleb

4. inheritance lay west of the Jordan - Ephraim

5. tabernacle set up - Shiloh

6. inheritance was received last (person) - Joshua  

7. inheritance lay east of the Jordan - Reuben

8. inheritances in Canaan were distributed first there - Gilgal  


gregori [183]4 years ago
5 0
  • Answer:  

  • The inheritance was divided by Manasseh.  
  • There was no inheritance was received was proposed by Levites
  • The inheritance first was received by a person named Caleb
  • The inheritance was lay to the west of the Jorden Ephraim
  • The tabernacle set up was done by Shiloh  
  • The inheritance was received last by a person was named by Joshua
  • The inheritance was laid down in the east of the Jordon by Ruban
  • The inheritance was distributed in Canaan by Gilgal  
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