Deuteronomy 20:11

Conservative English Version

(SEE 20:10)

Cross References

1 Kings 5:1

King Hiram of Tyre had always been friends with Solomon's father David. When Hiram learned that Solomon was king, he sent some of his officials to meet with Solomon.

2 Kings 6:22

"No!" Elisha answered. "You didn't capture these troops in battle, so you have no right to kill them. Instead, give them something to eat and drink and let them return to their leader."

Psalm 120:7

I am in favor of peace, but when I speak of it, all they want is war.

Luke 19:14

But the people of his country hated him, and they sent messengers to the foreign country to say, "We don't want this man to be our king."

Deuteronomy 20:10

Before you attack a town that is far from your land, offer peace to the people who live there. If they surrender and open their town gates, they will become your slaves. But if they reject your offer of peace and try to fight, surround their town and attack. Then, after the LORD helps you capture it, kill all the men. Take the women and children as slaves and keep the livestock and everything else of value.

Deuteronomy 20:12

(SEE 20:10)

Joshua 16:10

Ephraim could not force the Canaanites out of Gezer, so there are still some Canaanites who live there among the Israelites. But now these Canaanites have to work as slaves for the Israelites.

Joshua 9:27

but he did tell the Gibeonites that they would have to be servants of the nation of Israel. They would have to cut firewood and bring it for the priests to use for burning sacrifices on the LORD's altar, wherever the LORD decided the altar would be. The Gibeonites would also have to carry water for the priests. And that is still the work of the Gibeonites.

Joshua 9:8

(SEE 9:7)

Joshua 9:9

We are your servants, and we live far from here. We came because the LORD your God is so famous. We heard what the LORD did in Egypt

Judges 1:28

(SEE 1:27)