1. B6 Settlement of the Promised Land

2. 273 Typical Cross Sections of the Promised Land

3. Lehi and His People Arrive in the Promised Land

4. But in India there is no " the " promised land.

5. Lehi’s family prepares to sail to the promised land

6. 12 Acquisition of that Promised Land was a grand prospect.

7. We have new laws, preparing us for the promised land.

8. Below: A network of roads permitted travel in the Promised Land

9. 20 This bus driver has driven us to the promised land.

10. The land had been promised to the Indian tribes in perpetuity.

11. Consider the Scriptural account of Israel’s entry into the Promised Land.

12. The Plain of Sharon, a fruitful area in the Promised Land

13. Joshua, we have new laws, preparing us for the promised land.

14. Why did Jehovah lead the early Israelites into the Promised Land?

15. In 1473 B.C.E., Israel was poised to enter the Promised Land.

16. (b) What preparation is now made for entry into the Promised Land?

17. The Israelites were about to begin their conquest of the Promised Land.

18. THE 12 spies walked the length and breadth of the Promised Land.

19. Keeping the Creator’s matchless laws helped his people to enjoy the Promised Land

20. AFTER the Israelites had conquered much of the Promised Land, Joshua turned his attention to apportioning the land by lot.

21. The PRP promised to implement land reforms and allot two to 5 acres (20,000 m2) of land for landless poor.

22. 5 After the Exodus from Egypt, Moses sent 12 spies into the Promised Land.

23. What questions may be asked in connection with Israel’s entry into the Promised Land?

24. Only the winding Jordan now separated the nation from the long-awaited Promised Land.

25. MANY years had passed since the Israelites first set foot in the Promised Land.

26. IN 1473 B.C.E., the nation of Israel was poised to enter the Promised Land.

27. According to the Bible, the land of Canaan was the "promised land" which God gave to Abraham and his descendants.

28. The chart provides an excellent summary of seasons and agricultural activities in the Promised Land.

29. 8 For years after the Israelites entered the Promised Land, judges administered justice among them.

30. Each individual among the returned exiles would have an inheritance in the restored Promised Land.

31. What do we learn from why God did not allow Moses to enter the Promised Land?

32. Canaan was known as God’s Promised Land to Abraham where the Hebrews settled around 1800 B.C

33. They trekked back to the Promised Land and erected an altar on the ancient temple site.

34. Except for Caleb and Joshua, all their men of war died without seeing the Promised Land.

35. After spending 40 years in the wilderness, the Israelites got ready to enter the Promised Land.

36. Though acquisition of the Promised Land was a grand prospect, what greater thing did Abraham await?

37. Read Ether 6:12, and identify how they felt when they arrived in the promised land.

38. The Lord told Nephi to build a boat to take Lehi’s family to the promised land.

39. After Jehovah called him from Ur, he resided in Haran and then moved to the Promised Land.

40. Now, in a long, wide procession, millions of Israelites advanced over the streambed into the Promised Land.

41. The Israelites had completed their conquest of the Promised Land and had just received their tribal territories.

42. 618: Jehoiakim rebels against Nebuchadnezzar but likely dies during the Babylonians’ second invasion of the Promised Land

43. (Ex 34:12-14) Thus all appendages of Baal worship were to be eradicated from the Promised Land.

44. Abram also had a concern about the land that the Lord had promised to him and his posterity.

45. 7 When Moses sent 12 chieftains to spy out the Promised Land, he included Joshua in their number.

46. Covers events during most of the time Israel was in the wilderness en route to the Promised Land

47. The year following each cycle of seven 7-year periods, counting from Israel’s entry into the Promised Land.

48. All 12 spies agreed that the land was indeed “flowing with milk and honey,” just as Jehovah had promised.

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50. (b) By using the diagrams of “Typical Cross Sections of the Promised Land,” describe the general topography of this area.

51. Sounds very much like the journey through the wilderness to the promised land, with the commandments held by the leader.

52. (Numbers 18:20) Nevertheless, the Levites were assigned 48 cities along with their pasture grounds, scattered throughout the Promised Land.

53. As evident from the Biblical account or as suggested by their tribe, the judges were active across the Promised Land.

54. As the Israelites settled in the Promised Land, they raised cows, sheep, and goats, thus having an abundant supply of milk.

55. Before they even entered the Promised Land, they were told to write Jehovah’s laws on their doorposts and on their gates.

56. 18 As to causes for joy, think of how the Jewish remnant must have felt when repatriated to the Promised Land!

57. Before the sons of Israel entered the Promised Land, Moses spoke to them while they were encamped on the plains of Moab.

58. Canaan definition, the ancient region lying between the Jordan, the Dead Sea, and the Mediterranean: the land promised by God to Abraham

59. When Israel finally did approach the Promised Land, Moses led them in defeating two Amorite kings, Sihon and Og (Deuteronomy 31:4)

60. Simeon’s tribal representative to the delegation that divided the Promised Land into tribal allotments; son of Ammihud. —Nu 34:17, 18, 20.

61. In return the British promised to protect Bahrain from all aggression by sea and to lend support in case of land attack.

62. As I promised.

63. Dima, you promised.

64. (Joshua 23:14-16) This is what Joshua said to the older men of Israel after they were settled in the Promised Land.

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66. The rainy climate and acid soil work together to produce one of the finest teas, converting Darjeeling into the “promised land” of tea.

67. I'm going to bring you back to this land, because I won't ever leave you until I've Accomplished what I've promised about you.

68. The Lord preserved the language of Jared, his brother, and their families and friends and led them through the wilderness toward the promised land.

69. But “they saw [the promised things] afar off and welcomed them and publicly declared that they were strangers and temporary residents in the land.”

70. Consider Moses’ exhortation to the nation of Israel when they were camped on the plains of Moab, just before they entered the Promised Land.

71. In 1406 BC, when the Israelites first came to the promised land, the Amorites controlled the transjordan from the Arnon River north to Mt

72. But we promised, so...

73. Shem promised me berries.

74. 15. (a) Who, in addition to the natural Jews, left Egypt and finally entered the Promised Land, and as what were they rated there?

75. They promised to give

76. (Deuteronomy 7:22) Centuries earlier, Jehovah had promised the land to the family of Abraham, and “God . . . cannot lie.” —Titus 1:2; Genesis 12:7.

77. No, for the conquest of the Promised Land consisted of two aspects: the national warfare that defeated 31 kings of the land of Canaan, which broke the power of the Canaanites, and the taking of full possession of the land by tribal and individual actions.

78. (Numbers 10:33-36) All the while, he held before them the abundance that awaited the faithful in the Promised Land. —Deuteronomy 11:10-15.

79. They “saw” the things promised: Abraham and others imagined the things Jehovah had promised.

80. I promised you faithfully.