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Joshua, Conquest of Canaan, Northern Campaign
Chinnereth
List of defeated kings
Merom
Northern kings defeated
Kedesh
Content Here
Valley of Mizpah
Northern kings defeated
Hazor
Northern kings defeated
Nelson's Complete Book of Bible Maps & Charts, Thomas Nelson Publishers, Nashville, TN;
Holman QuickSource Bible Atlas, Holman Bible Publishers, Nashville, TN.
After capturing central and southern Canaan, Joshua took his forces northward to Hazor.
Josh 11:1-4 In c.1405BC, the kings of the north join forces to attack the Israelites. They include King Jabin of Hazor, King Jobab of Madon, the kings of Shimron and Achshaph, kings of the northern hill country in the mountains west of Lake Kinnereth (meaning ‘the harp’ – the Sea of Galilee) and on the coast near Dor, and the Hivites below Mt Hermon near Mizpah.
Josh 11:5-9 Joshua approaches their camp at the Waters of Merom (Lake Merom, north of the Sea of Galilee) and launches a surprise attack. The Israelites win a resounding victory and pursue the enemy as far as Misrephoth Maim, Sidon and the Valley of Mizpah.
Josh 11:10-11 Joshua captures Hazor and kills King Jabin.
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Map Index - Old Testament
- Abraham in the Land of Canaan
- 12 Spies Sent to Explore the Land
- Travels of Jacob
- Joseph Sold into Slavery
- Joshua, Conquest of Canaan, Central & Southern Campaigns
- Joshua, Conquest of Canaan, Northern Campaign
- NEW MAP The Tribal Allotments of Israel
- The Cities of Refuge
- Judges-Ehud and the Oppression of the Moabites
- Judges-Deborah's Victory Over The Canaanites
- Judges-Gideon Battles the Midianites
- Judges-Jephthah and the Ammonites
- Judges-Samson and the Philistines
- NEW MAP The Judges by Their Tribes
- Ruth, From Outsider to Royal Ancestress
- Life of Samuel
- Capture of the Ark
- The Philistine Threat
- Events in the Life of David, 1 Samual
- The Expansion of David's Kingdom, 2nd Samual
- The Life of Elijah
- Elisha's Ministry
- Josiah Battles Egyptian King Neco II
- Assyrian Campaigns Against Israel & Judah, 734 – 732 BC
- Assyrian Campaigns Against Israel & Samaria, 725 BC
- Assyrian Campaigns Against Judah, 701 BC
- Nebuchadnezzar's Campaigns Against Judah, 604 – 586 BC
Map Index - New Testament
- Jesus' Galilean Ministry
- Events in Christ's Ministry
- Jesus–From Resurrection to Ascension
- Peter's Early Ministries – Journeys
- The Life of Peter
- Philip's Travels
- Paul's First Missionary Journey
- Paul's Second Missionary Journey
- Paul's Third Missionary Journey
- Paul's Forth Missionary Journey (Rome)
- Paul's Route to Prison
- The Seven Churches of Revelation
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