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Joshua 13:16 - Holy Bible Nigerian Pidgin English

16 Dia aria start from Aroer (wey dey near Arnon Valley) plus di town wey dey di valley centre, evriwhere for Medeba,

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Joshua 13:16
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Dem cross Jordan River go kamp for di sout-side for Aroer land, di town for di valley wey dey Gad aria centre. From der, dem go di nort side for Jazer and


Di 32,000 shariot wey dem hire and Maaka sojas kon kamp near Medeba. All Ammon pipol ready kom from dia town to fight.


Heshbon and Elealeh pipol go kry and Jahaz pipol wey dey far go hear dem. Bikos of dis, Moab sojas dey shaut with pain and dem nor get heart again.


Heshbon na King Sihon town for Amor. Naw, e don fight against di king wey dey Moab before kon take all en land from der go rish Arnon.


Dis na di land wey wi kollect den: Di aria from Aroer go River Arnon and half for Gilead hill kountries with dia towns, I give dem to Reuben and Gad tribe.


King Sihon for Amor wey dey stay Heshbon and dey rule from Aroer (wey dey Arnon Valley korna), plus di town wey dey di valley centre and half of Gilead go rish Jabbok Valley wey dey near Ammon.


Moses divide land give Reuben tribe akordin to dia family.


Heshbon and all di towns wey dey near am; plus Dibon, Bamot Baal, Bet-Baal-Meon,


Dia own aria go start from Aroer (wey dey near Arnon Valley), plus di town wey dey di valley centre; evriwhere for Medeba go rish Dibon


Naw, di land wey dey east for Jordan River, Moses divide am give two and di half tribe, but e nor divide any land give Levi pipol.


But Levi pipol nor go get any land among una, bikos dia propaty na to serve God. Gad, Reuben and half for Manasseh tribe don already take dia part for Jordan River east wey Moses give dem.”


For three hundred years naw, Israel pipol dey stay for Heshbon and di towns wey dey near am; Aroer and di towns wey dey near am and di oda town wey dey Arnon! Why yu nor kom klaim di land, dat time?


doz wey dey Aroer, Sifmot, Eshtemoa,


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