Numbers 21:14-16

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14 H559 Wherefore it is said H5612 in the book H4421 of the Wars H3068 of Jehovah, H2052 Vaheb H5492 in Suphah, H5158 And the valleys H769 of the Arnon,

15 H793 And the slope H5158 of the valleys H5186 That inclineth H3427 toward the dwelling H6144 of Ar, H8172 And leaneth H1366 upon the border H4124 of Moab.

16 H876 And from thence they journeyed to Beer: H875 that is the well H3068 whereof Jehovah H559 said H4872 unto Moses, H622 Gather H5971 the people H622 together, H5414 and I will give H4325 them water.

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in the book.
Joshua 10:13; 2 Samuel 1:18
What he did. or, Vaheb in Suphah.The following seems to be the sense of this passage: "From Vaheb in Suphah, and the torrents of Arnon, even the effusion of the torrents, which goeth down to the dwelling of Ar, and lieth for the boundary of Moab; even from thence to the well; (which is the well of which Jehovah spake unto Moses, Gather the people, and I will give them water. Then sang Israel this song: Spring up, O Well! Answer ye to it. The well, princes digged it; even nobles of the people digged it, by a decree, upon their borders;) and from the wilderness (or the well, as in LXX.) to Mattanah; and from Mattanah," etc. The whole of this, from ver. 14-20, is a fragment from "the book of the wars of Jehovah," probably a book of remembrances or directions written by Moses for the use of Joshua, and describes the several boundaries of the land of Moab. This rendering removes every obscurity, and obviates every difficulty.