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Joshua 18:1-28
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Matthew Henry on Joshua 18:1Joshua 18:1 · Matthew Henry Concise CommentaryShiloh was in the lot of Ephraim, the tribe to which Joshua belonged, and it was proper that the tabernacle should be near the residence of the chief governor. The name of this city is the same as that by which Jacob pr…The Tabernacle at Shiloh. (b. c. 1444.)Joshua 18:1 · Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole BibleTHE TABERNACLE AT SHILOH. (B. C. 1444.) In the midst of the story of the dividing of the land comes in this account of the setting up of the tabernacle, which had hitherto continued in its old place in the centre of the…The Pulpit Commentary on Joshua 18:1Joshua 18:1 · The Pulpit CommentaryCongregation. The word signifies a body of persons gathered together at a spot before indicated. The LXX. renders by συναγωγή. The idea is evidently that of an assembly gathered together for some specific acts of worsh…The Pulpit Commentary on Joshua 18:1-28Joshua 18:1-28 · The Pulpit CommentaryProgress in the great work. The tribes gathered together at Shiloh, set up the common tabernacle for worship, and then proceeded, at Joshua's instance, to complete the division of the land. Several detached consideratio…The Pulpit Commentary on Joshua 18:1Joshua 18:1 · The Pulpit CommentaryShiloh, the sanctuary. The choice of Shiloh as a resting place for the tabernacle was not left at Joshua's discretion: it was a matter of Divine appointment (Deuteronomy 12:10-12). At the same time it was not without it…The Pulpit Commentary on Joshua 18:1Joshua 18:1 · The Pulpit CommentaryShiloh. Shiloh was at once the seat of public worship and the centre of tribal union; the symbol of established peace and the witness to that Divine law on which the maintenance of peace and prosperity depended. Christe…
commentaryMatthew Henry on Joshua 18:1Shiloh was in the lot of Ephraim, the tribe to which Joshua belonged, and it was proper that the tabernacle should be near the residence of the chief governor. The name of this city is the same as that by which Jacob pr…Matthew HenrycommentaryThe Tabernacle at Shiloh. (b. c. 1444.)THE TABERNACLE AT SHILOH. (B. C. 1444.) In the midst of the story of the dividing of the land comes in this account of the setting up of the tabernacle, which had hitherto continued in its old place in the centre of the…Matthew HenrycommentaryThe Pulpit Commentary on Joshua 18:1-28Progress in the great work. The tribes gathered together at Shiloh, set up the common tabernacle for worship, and then proceeded, at Joshua's instance, to complete the division of the land. Several detached consideratio…Joseph S. Exell and contributorscommentaryThe Pulpit Commentary on Joshua 18:1Congregation. The word signifies a body of persons gathered together at a spot before indicated. The LXX. renders by συναγωγή. The idea is evidently that of an assembly gathered together for some specific acts of worsh…Joseph S. Exell and contributorscommentaryThe Pulpit Commentary on Joshua 18:1Shiloh, the sanctuary. The choice of Shiloh as a resting place for the tabernacle was not left at Joshua's discretion: it was a matter of Divine appointment (Deuteronomy 12:10-12). At the same time it was not without it…Joseph S. Exell and contributorscommentaryThe Pulpit Commentary on Joshua 18:1Shiloh. Shiloh was at once the seat of public worship and the centre of tribal union; the symbol of established peace and the witness to that Divine law on which the maintenance of peace and prosperity depended. Christe…Joseph S. Exell and contributorscommentaryMatthew Henry on Joshua 18:2-10After a year or more, Joshua blamed their slackness, and told them how to proceed. God, by his grace, has given us a title to a good land, the heavenly Canaan, but we are slack to take possession of it; we enter not int…Matthew HenrycommentaryJoshua Reproves the Unsettled Tribes. (b. c. 1444.)JOSHUA REPROVES THE UNSETTLED TRIBES. (B. C. 1444.) Here, I. Joshua reproves those tribes which were yet unsettled that they did not bestir themselves to gain a settlement in the land which God had given them. Seven tri…Matthew Henry