The inheritance of Joseph’s descendants is described, beginning with a shared border and then focusing on Ephraim’s territory. The chapter is much shorter than Judah’s allotment but ends on an important unfinished note: Ephraim does not drive out the Canaanites in Gezer; instead, they remain and are placed under tribute.
The inheritance of Joseph’s descendants is described, beginning with a shared border and then focusing on Ephraim’s territory. The chapter is much shorter than Judah’s allotment but ends on an important unfinished note: Ephraim does not drive out the Canaanites in Gezer; instead, they remain and are placed under tribute.
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