Deuteronomy 33:6–25
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6“Let the people of Reuben live and not die,
but let the people be few.”
7Moses said this about the people of Judah:
“Lord, listen to Judah’s prayer;
bring them back to their people.
They defend themselves with their hands.
Help them fight their enemies!”
8Moses said this about the people of Levi:
“Lord, your Thummim and Urim belong
to Levi, whom you love.
Lord, you tested him at Massah
and argued with him at the waters of Meribah.
9He said about his father and mother,
‘I don’t care about them.’
He did not treat his brothers as favorites
or give special favors to his children,
but he protected your word
and guarded your agreement.
10He teaches your laws to the people of Jacob
and your teachings to the people of Israel.
He burns incense before you
and makes whole burnt offerings on your altar.
11Lord, make them strong;
be pleased with the work they do.
Defeat those who attack them,
and don’t let their enemies rise up again.”
12Moses said this about the people of Benjamin:
“The Lord’s loved ones will lie down in safety,
because he protects them all day long.
The ones he loves rest with him.”
13Moses said this about the people of Joseph:
“May the Lord bless their land with wonderful dew from heaven,
with water from the springs below,
14with the best fruits that the sun brings,
and with the best fruits that the moon brings.
15Let the old mountains give the finest crops,
and let the everlasting hills give the best fruits.
16Let the full earth give the best fruits,
and let the Lord who lived in the burning bush be pleased.
May these blessings rest on the head of Joseph,
on the forehead of the one who was blessed among his brothers.
17Joseph has the majesty of a firstborn bull;
he is as strong as a wild ox.
He will stab other nations,
even those nations far away.
These are the ten thousands of Ephraim,
and these are the thousands of Manasseh.”
18Moses said this about the people of Zebulun:
“Be happy when you go out, Zebulun,
and be happy in your tents, Issachar.
19They will call the people to the mountain,
and there they will offer the right sacrifices.
They will do well from all that is in the sea,
and they will do well from the treasures hidden in the sand on the shore.”
20Moses said this about the people of Gad:
“Praise God who gives Gad more land!
Gad lives there like a lion,
who tears off arms and heads.
21They chose the best land for themselves.
They received a large share, like that given to an officer.
When the leaders of the people gathered,
the people of Gad did what the Lord said was right,
and they judged Israel fairly.”
22Moses said this about the people of Dan:
“Dan is like a lion’s cub,
who jumps out of Bashan.”
23Moses said this about the people of Naphtali:
“Naphtali enjoys special kindnesses,
and they are full of the Lord’s blessings.
Take as your own the west and south.”
24Moses said this about the people of Asher:
“Asher is the most blessed of the sons;
let him be his brothers’ favorite.
Let him bathe his feet in olive oil.
25Your gates will have locks of iron and bronze,
and you will be strong as long as you live.
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