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This is how you will know: The adults who left Egypt with Moses had died. The people now entering Canaan with Joshua replaced them. The coming events would show God's presence and his promise to them.
In Canaan, the Israelites would live among neighbors who worshiped false gods. So Israel might feel tempted to worship their gods and goddesses. None of these false gods deserved worship. By contrast, the Lord is the living God, and he was present among the Israelites.
The Canaanites and Amorites were distinct peoples, but their names sometimes indicated all the pre-Israelite peoples of Canaan. The Hittites were related to the earlier Hittite Empire of Asia Minor that controlled much of Canaan. The Jebusites were from the city-state of Jerusalem, which Israel did not conquer fully until David’s time. Little is known about the other three groups.
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People
Amorites: Canaanite people group, enemies of Israel Girgashites: A Canaanite people group living in the Promised Land Heth: Son of Canaan and ancestor of the Hittites Hivites: A Canaanite people group Jebusites: Canaanite tribe inhabiting Jerusalem before David's conquest Joshua: Moses' assistant who led Israel into Canaan LORD: Names or title used to refer to God Perizzites: Canaanite people group living in the land of Canaan
Places
Canaan: Ancient region; descendants of Ham; promised to Abraham's descendants
Glossary
Conquest and Allotment of the Land Girgashites Jebus, Jebusite Joshua, Book of Judges, Book of Numbers, Book of Perizzite Rahab (Person) Tribe of Dan
Topics
Amorites: Given to Descendants of Abraham Girgashites: Land of, Given to Abraham and his Descendants Miracles Wrought Through Servants of God: Joshua: Waters of Jordan Divided Miracles: Design of the River Jordan: Passage of Israel Over: A Pledge That God Would Drive the Canaanites out of