Deuteronomy 12:10

Conservative English Version

(SEE 12:5)

Cross References

1 Kings 4:25

Everyone living in Israel, from the town of Dan in the north to Beersheba in the south, was safe as long as Solomon lived. Each family sat undisturbed beneath its own grape vines and fig trees.

1 Kings 8:56

Praise the LORD! He has kept his promise and given us peace. Every good thing he promised to his servant Moses has happened.

1 Chronicles 22:18

David said: The LORD our God has helped me defeat all the people who lived here before us, and he has given you peace from all your enemies. Now this land belongs to the LORD and his people.

Psalm 4:8

I can lie down and sleep soundly because you, LORD, will keep me safe.

Exodus 33:14

The LORD said, "I will go with you and give you peace."

Proverbs 1:33

But if you listen to me, you will be safe and secure without fear of disaster."

Jeremiah 23:6

As long as he is king, Israel will have peace, and Judah will be safe. The name of this king will be "The LORD Gives Justice."

Jeremiah 32:37

I am angry at the people of Jerusalem, and I will scatter them in foreign countries. But someday I will bring them back here and let them live in safety.

Jeremiah 33:11

happy voices and the sounds of parties and wedding celebrations. And when people come to my temple to offer sacrifices to thank me, you will hear them say: "We praise you, LORD All-Powerful! You are good to us, and your love never fails." The land will once again be productive.

Ezekiel 28:26

They will be safe and will build houses and plant vineyards. They will no longer be in danger, because I will punish their hateful neighbors. Israel will know that I am the LORD their God.

Ezekiel 34:25

The people of Israel are my sheep, and I solemnly promise that they will live in peace. I will chase away every wild animal from the desert and the forest, so my sheep will not be afraid.

Ezekiel 34:28

Foreign nations will never again rob them, and wild animals will no longer kill and eat them. They will have nothing to fear.

Ezekiel 38:11

to take advantage of Israel, that weak and peaceful country where people live safely inside towns that have no walls or gates or locks.

Ezekiel 38:8

because in a few years, I will command you to invade Israel, a country that was ruined by war. It was deserted for a long time, but its people have returned from the foreign nations where they once lived. The Israelites now live in peace in the mountains of their own land.

Deuteronomy 11:31

Soon you will cross the Jordan River to conquer the land that the LORD your God is giving you. And when you have settled there,

Deuteronomy 3:27

Climb to the top of Mount Pisgah and look north, south, east, and west. Take a good look, but you are not going to cross the Jordan River.

Deuteronomy 33:12

The LORD Most High loves you, tribe of Benjamin. He will live among your hills and protect you.

Deuteronomy 33:28

Israel, you will live in safety; your enemies will be gone. The dew will fall from the sky, and you will have plenty of grain and wine.

Deuteronomy 4:22

So I must stay here and die on this side of the Jordan, but you will cross the river and take the land.

Deuteronomy 9:1

Israel, listen to me! You will soon cross the Jordan River and go into the land to force out the nations that live there. They are more powerful than you are, and the walls around their cities reach to the sky.

Joshua 11:23

That's how Joshua captured the land, just as the LORD had commanded Moses, and Joshua divided it up among the tribes. Finally, there was peace in the land.

Joshua 14:1

Nine and a half tribes still did not have any land, although two and a half tribes had already received land east of the Jordan River. Moses had divided that land among them, and he had also said that the Levi tribe would not receive a large region like the other tribes. Instead, the people of Levi would receive towns and the nearby pastures for their sheep, goats, and cattle. And since the descendants of Joseph had become the two tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh, there were still nine and a half tribes that needed land. The LORD had told Moses that he would show those tribes how to divide up the land of Canaan. When the priest Eleazar, Joshua, and the leaders of the families and tribes of Israel met to divide up the land of Canaan, the LORD showed them how to do it.

Joshua 3:17

(SEE 3:16)

Joshua 4:12

(SEE 4:10)

1 Samuel 7:12

The Philistines were so badly beaten that it was quite a while before they attacked Israel again. After the battle, Samuel set up a monument between Mizpah and the rocky cliffs. He named it "Help Monument" to remind Israel how much the LORD had helped them. For as long as Samuel lived, the LORD helped Israel fight the Philistines.