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And when they had moved the camp from Kadesh, they arrived at mount Hor, which is at the borders of the land of Edom, (Numbers 20, 22)
Having left that place behind, they then made camp opposite Arnon, which is in the desert, and which juts out at the borders of the Amorite. For certainly Arnon is at the limit of Moab, dividing the Moabites and the Amorites. (Numbers 21, 13)
The stones of the torrents were bent, so that they might rest in Ar and lie back within the borders of the Moabites. (Numbers 21, 15)
“I beg you to permit me to cross through your land. We will not turn aside into the fields or the vineyards. We will not drink waters from the wells. We will travel by the royal way, until we have passed your borders.” (Numbers 21, 22)
And he was not willing to allow Israel to cross through his borders. But instead, gathering an army, he went out to meet them in the desert, and he arrived at Jahaz and fought against them. (Numbers 21, 23)
And he was struck down by them with the edge of the sword, and they possessed his land from Arnon, even to Jabbok and the sons of Ammon. For the borders of the Ammonites were held by a strong fortress. (Numbers 21, 24)
said to those greater by birth of Midian: “So will this people wipe away all those who are dwelling within our borders, in the same way that the ox is accustomed to tear out grass, all the way to the roots.” At that time, he was king of Moab. (Numbers 22, 4)
And when Balak had heard it, he went out to meet him in a town of the Moabites, which is situated at the furthest borders of Arnon. (Numbers 22, 36)
Therefore, they continued on together, and they arrived at a city, which was at the furthest borders of his kingdom. (Numbers 22, 39)
And from Oboth, they went to Iye-abarim, which is at the borders of the Moabites. (Numbers 33, 44)
and shall extend as far as the Jordan, and, at the furthest extent, shall be enclosed by the Sea of Salt. You shall have this land, with its borders all around.” (Numbers 34, 12)
And instruct the people, saying: You shall cross through the borders of your brothers, the sons of Esau, who live at Seir, and they will fear you. (Deuteronomy 2, 4)