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Moab
Verses Mentioning Moab
These are the ones counted by Moshe and El'azar the cohen, who took a census of the people of Isra'el in the plains of Mo'av by the Yarden across from Yericho.
and brought the captives, booty and spoil to Moshe, El'azar the cohen and the community of Isra'el in the camp on the plains of Mo'av by the Yarden across from Yericho.
They moved on from Ovot and camped 'Iyei-Ha'Avarim, at the border of Mo'av.
They moved on from the 'Avarim Range and camped in the plains of Mo'av by the Yarden, across from Yericho.
Their camp by the Yarden extended from Beit-HaYeshimot all the way to Avel-HaSheetim in the plains of Mo'av.
ADONAI spoke to Moshe in the plains of Mo'av by the Yarden, across from Yericho. He said
In the plains of Mo'av by the Yarden, across from Yericho, ADONAI said to Moshe,
These are the mitzvot and rulings which ADONAI gave through Moshe to the people of Isra'el in the plains of Mo'av by the Yarden, across from Yericho. 4 1-2
There, beyond the Yarden, in the land of Mo'av, Moshe took it upon himself to expound this Torah and said:
"So we went on past our kinsmen the descendants of 'Esav living in Se'ir, left the road through the 'Aravah from Eilat and 'Etzyon-Gever, and turned to pass along the road through the desert of Mo'av.
'Today you are to cross the border of Mo'av at 'Ar.
These are the words of the covenant which ADONAI ordered Moshe to make with the people of Isra'el in the land of Mo'av, in addition to the covenant which he made with them in Horev.
"Go up into the 'Avarim Range, to Mount N'vo, in the land of Mo'av across from Yericho; and look out over the land of Kena'an, which I am giving the people of Isra'el as a possession.
Moshe ascended from the plains of Mo'av to Mount N'vo, to the summit of Pisgah, across from Yericho. There ADONAI showed him all the land -Gil'ad as far as Dan,
So Moshe, the servant of ADONAI, died there in the land of Mo'av, as ADONAI had said.
He was buried in the valley across from Beit-P'or in the land of Mo'av, but to this day no one knows where his grave is.
The people of Isra'el mourned Moshe on the plains of Mo'av for thirty days; after this, the days of crying and mourning for Moshe ended.
These are the inheritances which Moshe distributed in the plains of Mo'av, beyond the Yarden and Yericho, eastward.
Then Balak the son of Tzippor, king of Mo'av, rose up and fought against Isra'el. He sent and summoned Bil'am the son of B'or to put a curse on you.
But the people of Isra'el again did what was evil from ADONAI's perspective, so ADONAI strengthened 'Eglon the king of Mo'av against Isra'el, because they had done what was evil from ADONAI's perspective.
and the people of Isra'el served 'Eglon the king of Mo'av eighteen years.
But when the people of Isra'el cried out to ADONAI, ADONAI raised up for them a savior, Ehud the son of Gera, from the tribe of Binyamin, a left-handed man. The people of Isra'el appointed him to take their tribute to 'Eglon the king of Mo'av.
Then he presented the tribute to 'Eglon king of Mo'av. Now 'Eglon was a very fat man.
He said to them: "Follow me, because ADONAI has given your enemy Mo'av into your hands. They went down after him, seized the fords of the Yarden opposite Mo'av and permitted no one to cross.
On that occasion they defeated Mo'av, some ten thousand men, all tough, experienced soldiers; not one of them escaped.