22. Moreover thou gavest them kingdoms and nations--that is, put them
in possession of a rich country, of an extensive territory, which had
been once occupied by a variety of princes and people.
and didst divide them into corners--that is, into tribes. The propriety
of the expression arose from the various districts touching at points
or angles on each other.
the land of Sihon, and the land of the king of Heshbon--Heshbon being
the capital city, the passage should run thus: "the land of Sihon or
the land of the king of Heshbon."
JFB.
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