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Text -- Deuteronomy 34:1 (NET)

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The Death of Moses
34:1 Then Moses ascended from the deserts of Moab to Mount Nebo, to the summit of Pisgah, which is opposite Jericho. The Lord showed him the whole land– Gilead to Dan,
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Names, People and Places:
 · Dan residents of the town of Dan; members of the tribe of Dan,the tribe of Dan as a whole; the descendants of Dan in Israel
 · Gilead a mountainous region east of the Jordan & north of the Arnon to Hermon,son of Machir son of Manasseh; founder of the clan of Gilead,father of Jephthah the judge,son of Michael of the tribe of Gad
 · Jericho a town five miles west of the Jordan and 15 miles northeast of Jerusalem,a town of Benjamin 11 km NW of the mouth of the Jordan River
 · Moab resident(s) of the country of Moab
 · Moses a son of Amram; the Levite who led Israel out of Egypt and gave them The Law of Moses,a Levite who led Israel out of Egypt and gave them the law
 · Nebo a town in Moab (on the east side of the Jordan),a mountain in Reuben, 15 km east of the mouth of the Jordan River,a town in Judah (IBD).,the Babylonian deity Nabu, son of Bel (Marduk),the forefather of some men who put away their heathen wives
 · Pisgah a mountain of Reuben about 13 km east of the mouth of the Jordan


Dictionary Themes and Topics: Nebo | Moses | Pisgah | Dan | Death | Israel | Jericho | PLAIN OF MOAB | Gilead | PENTATEUCH, 2A | CITIES OF THE PLAIN; CICCAR | Desert | DEUTERONOMY | NEBO, MOUNT | Abarim | PLAIN | more
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NET Notes: Deu 34:1 For the location of Jericho see Map5 B2; Map6 E1; Map7 E1; Map8 E3; Map10 A2; Map11 A1.

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