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KJV summary for : Joshua 22

Summary: Joshua chapter 22 recounts a significant moment in the aftermath of Israel's conquest of Canaan. The chapter begins with Joshua addressing the tribes of Reuben, Gad, and the half-tribe of Manasseh, who had chosen to settle east of the Jordan River. Joshua commends these tribes for their obedience and support during the conquest and allows them to return to their land. As the tribes prepare to leave, they build an altar near the Jordan, which raises concerns among the other Israelites. The western tribes perceive this action as a potential act of rebellion against God and His commandments. A delegation is sent to confront the eastern tribes, questioning their intentions. The eastern tribes clarify that the altar is not for sacrifices but a witness to their shared faith and legacy with the western tribes. This chapter highlights themes of unity, communication, and the importance of collective worship in the Israelite community. It underscores the significance of maintaining faith and understanding within the community to prevent misunderstandings that could lead to division. The resolution of the conflict emphasizes the value of dialogue and reinforces the shared identity of Israel as God's chosen people.

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