The Pulpit Commentary on Joshua 19:37

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Kedesh (see Joshua 12:22). It was the residence of Barak ( 4:6). Known to Josephus (Bell. Jud; 4. 2 3) as Cydoessa, to Eusebius and Jerome as Cydissus; it is now Kedes (see Robinson, 'Later Biblical Researches').

Edrei. Not the Edrei of Og, which was beyond Jordan.

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