Deuteronomy 2:4–19
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4and instructd the people, saying,e “You are about to cross through the territory of your brothers, the descendantsf of Esau, who are living in Seir; they will be afraid of you, and so be very careful. 5Do not get involved in battleg with them, for I will not give you any of their land, not even a foot’s breadthh of it; since I have given Mount Seir as a possession for Esau. 6You shall buy food from them so that you may eat; and also you shall purchase water from them with money so that you may drink. 7The fact of the matter is, Yahweh your God has blessed you in all the work you have done;i he knows your travelsj with respect to this great wilderness; forty years Yahweh your God has been with you; you have not lacked a thing.” ’ 8And so we passed by our brothers, the descendantsk of Esau, who live in Seir, past the road of the Arabah,l from Elath and Ezion Geber, and we turned and traveled along the route of the desertm of Moab.
9And Yahweh said to me, ‘You shall not attack Moab, and you shall not engage in warn with them, for I will not give you any of his land as a possession; I have given Ar to the descendantso of Lot as a possession.’ 10(The Emim previously lived in it, a people large,p numerous, and tall, like the Anakites. 11They were reckoned also as Rephaim as the Anakites were; but the Moabites called them Emim. 12The Horites previously lived in Seir, but the descendantsq of Esau dispossessed them and destroyed them from among themselves,r as Israel did with respect to the land of theirs possession that Yahweh gave to them.) 13So now arise and cross over the wadit of Zered yourselves; and so we crossed the wadiu of Zered. 14Now the length of timev that we had traveled from Kadesh Barnea until the time when we crossed the wadiw of Zered was thirty-eight years, until the perishing of all of that generation; that is, the men of war from the midst of the camp as Yahweh had sworn to them. 15The hand of Yahweh was against them to root them out from the midst of the camp until they perished completely.
16“And thenx when all the men of wary had diedz from among the people, 17Yahweh spoke to me, saying,a 18‘You are about to cross over the boundary of Moab todayb at Ar. 19When you approach the border ofc the Ammonites,d you shall not harass them, and you shall not get involved in battle with them, for I have not given the land of the Ammonitese to you as a possession; because I have given it to the descendantsf of Lot as a possession.
Footnotes
- dOr “command”
- eLiterally “to say”
- fOr “sons”
- gOr “provoke”
- hLiterally “a sole’s foot of space”
- iLiterally “the work of your hand”
- jLiterally “your journeying”
- kOr “sons”
- lOr “Jordan Valley” since the Arabah is an extension of it
- mOr “wilderness”
- nOr “battle”
- oOr “sons”
- pOr “great” in the sense of influential
- qOr “sons”
- rLiterally “from their presence”
- sLiterally “its/his”
- tA valley that is dry most of the year, but contains a stream during the rainy season
- uA valley that is dry most of the year, but contains a stream during the rainy season
- vLiterally “days”
- wA valley that is dry most of the year, but contains a stream during the rainy season
- xLiterally “And it happened”
- yOr “battle”
- zLiterally “had finished/completed to die”
- aLiterally “to say”
- bLiterally “the day”
- cLiterally “opposite”
- dLiterally “the sons/children of Ammon”
- eLiterally “the sons/children of Ammon”
- fOr “sons”
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