13<\/strong>. the rest of Gilead<\/em> ] From the Jabbo to the Yarm. This, with all Bashan, the kingdom of ‘g<\/em>, fell to the half-tribe of Manasseh, and is further defined as all the region of Argob<\/em> (see Deu 3:4<\/em><\/span>). R.V. following the Heb. punctuation adds even all Bashan<\/em>, but as Rev. Marg. suggests, this phrase is part of the next note: all that Bashan is called a land of Repha‘m<\/em>. In Num 32:1-32<\/span>; Num 32:34-38<\/span> (a section with obvious marks of P but containing earlier elements) only R e ’uben and Gad are assigned land E. of Jordan. Moses’ allotment there to the half-tribe of Manasseh is recorded in deuteronomic passages, as here and Num 33:33<\/span> (editorial); while Deborah’s song, Jdg 5:14<\/span>, takes Machir as a W. clan, but J, Num 33:39<\/span>; Num 33:41<\/span>, assigns the conquest of Gile‘ad to Machir, son of Manasseh, and the capture of its towns to Ya’r, son of Manasseh; Num 33:40<\/span>, adding that Moses gave Gile‘ad; to Manasseh, is regarded as a later insertion both because of the statement just cited from Deborah and because Judges 10<\/span> assigns the awwth-Ya’r to Ya’r, a Gileadite in the days of the Judges. There thus appear to have been two traditions of the occupation of Gile‘ad by part of Manasseh, one as early as J (Num 33:39<\/span>; Num 33:41<\/span>) followed by D, which dates it under Moses; and one, which records the conquering clan as settled first in W. Palestine, and thence invading Gile‘ad under the Judges. This second tradition is preferred by many, e.g. Wellh. Gesch.<\/em> (2) 33, and Budde, who points out that the Bn Yoseph could not have complained to Joshua, Jos 17:14-18<\/span>, that they had only one lot if, besides this western territory which he gave them, part of them had already received from Moses land E. of Jordan. He proposes to insert Gile‘ad<\/em> in Jos 17:18<\/span>, so as to make it the new lot granted by Joshua. But in that case some allusion to the crossing of Jordan would have been natural, nor would the occupation of Gile‘ad have helped the Joseph tribe against the Canaanites of W. Palestine. Moreover, Gile‘ad is said to have been the father of Abi‘ezer and Shechem (JE, Jos 17:2<\/span>; P, Num 26:29<\/span> ff.) and therefore older in Manasseh’s line than these W. septs of the tribe. So there is something to be said for the occupation of Gile‘ad by Manasseh under Moses. But the whole matter is obscure. See further Hastings, D.B.<\/em> iii. 230 f., HGHL<\/em>, 577. Cp. the next notes.<\/p>\n And the rest of Gilead<\/strong>,…. The other half of the mount, with the cities belonging to it:<\/p>\n and all Bashan, being the kingdom of Og, gave I unto the half tribe of Manasseh<\/strong>; see Nu 32:33<\/span><\/p>\n all the region of Argob, with all Bashan<\/strong>; the region of Trachonitis, in Bashan; see De 3:4<\/span>,<\/p>\n which was called the land of giants<\/strong>; or of Rephaim; this Jarchi says is the country of the Rephaim given to Abraham, Ge 15:20<\/span>.<\/p>\n (13) The land of giants<\/strong>i.e., of Rephaim.<\/p>\n (13-17) Comp. Num. 32:33-42<\/span>, and Notes thereon,<\/p>\n Deu 3:13 And the rest of Gilead, and all Bashan, [being] the kingdom of Og, gave I unto the half tribe of Manasseh; all the region of Argob, with all Bashan, which was called the land of giants.<\/p>\n Ver. 13. Land of giants.<\/strong> ] Such as are said to be in another land, in another life. For “he knoweth not that the giants are there, and that her guests are in the depths of hell.” Pro 9:18 <\/p>\n the rest: Num 32:39-42, Jos 13:29-32, 1Ch 5:23-26 <\/p>\n which was called: Michaelis says, “The tradition that giants formerly dwelt in this part, still remains in Arabia, only that it makes them rather taller than Moses does Og, and calls the land in which they lived, not Bashan, but Hadrach, which name occurs in Zec 9:1. I received this information from the verbal communication of a credible Arab, who was born on the other side of Jordan, about three-days journey from Damascus. <\/p>\n Reciprocal: Num 32:40 – General Deu 3:1 – Bashan Deu 29:8 – General Jos 13:30 – General Jos 17:1 – Gilead 1Ki 4:13 – Argob 1Ch 7:14 – Machir<\/p>\n And the rest of Gilead, and all Bashan, [being] the kingdom of Og, gave I unto the half tribe of Manasseh; all the region of Argob, with all Bashan, which was called the land of giants. 13. the rest of Gilead ] From the Jabbo to the Yarm. 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