Joshua 12:6 King James Version with Strong's Concordance (STRONG)

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⁶ Them did Moses ^H4872 the servant ^H5650 of the LORD ^H3068 and the children ^H1121 of Israel ^H3478 smite: ^H5221 and Moses ^H4872 the servant ^H5650 of the LORD ^H3068 gave ^H5414 it for a possession ^H3425 unto the Reubenites, ^H7206 and the Gadites, ^H1425 and the half ^H2677 tribe ^H7626 of Manasseh. ^H4519

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Numbers 21:24-35 STRONG

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And Israel ^H3478 smote ^H5221 him with the edge ^H6310 of the sword, ^H2719 and possessed ^H3423 his land ^H776 from Arnon ^H769 unto Jabbok, ^H2999 even unto the children ^H1121 of Ammon: ^H5983 for the border ^H1366 of the children ^H1121 of Ammon ^H5983 was strong. ^H5794 And Israel ^H3478 took ^H3947 all these cities: ^H5892 and Israel ^H3478 dwelt ^H3427 in all the cities ^H5892 of the Amorites, ^H567 in Heshbon, ^H2809 and in all the villages ^H1323 thereof. For Heshbon ^H2809 was the city ^H5892 of Sihon ^H5511 the king ^H4428 of the Amorites, ^H567 who had fought ^H3898 against the former ^H7223 king ^H4428 of Moab, ^H4124 and taken ^H3947 all his land ^H776 out of his hand, ^H3027 even unto Arnon. ^H769 Wherefore they that speak in proverbs ^H4911 say, ^H559 Come ^H935 into Heshbon, ^H2809 let the city ^H5892 of Sihon ^H5511 be built ^H1129 and prepared: ^H3559 For there is a fire ^H784 gone out ^H3318 of Heshbon, ^H2809 a flame ^H3852 from the city ^H7151 of Sihon: ^H5511 it hath consumed ^H398 Ar ^H6144 of Moab, ^H4124 and the lords of the high places ^H1181 of Arnon. ^H769 Woe ^H188 to thee, Moab! ^H4124 thou art undone, ^H6 O people ^H5971 of Chemosh: ^H3645 he hath given ^H5414 his sons ^H1121 that escaped, ^H6412 and his daughters, ^H1323 into captivity ^H7622 unto Sihon ^H5511 king ^H4428 of the Amorites. ^H567 We have shot ^H3384 at them; Heshbon ^H2809 is perished ^H6 even unto Dibon, ^H1769 and we have laid them waste ^H8074 even unto Nophah, ^H5302 which reacheth unto Medeba. ^H4311 Thus Israel ^H3478 dwelt ^H3427 in the land ^H776 of the Amorites. ^H567 And Moses ^H4872 sent ^H7971 to spy out ^H7270 Jaazer, ^H3270 and they took ^H3920 the villages ^H1323 thereof, and drove out ^H3423 ^H3423 the Amorites ^H567 that were there. And they turned ^H6437 and went up ^H5927 by the way ^H1870 of Bashan: ^H1316 and Og ^H5747 the king ^H4428 of Bashan ^H1316 went out ^H3318 against ^H7125 them, he, and all his people, ^H5971 to the battle ^H4421 at Edrei. ^H154 And the LORD ^H3068 said ^H559 unto Moses, ^H4872 Fear ^H3372 him not: for I have delivered ^H5414 him into thy hand, ^H3027 and all his people, ^H5971 and his land; ^H776 and thou shalt do ^H6213 to him as thou didst ^H6213 unto Sihon ^H5511 king ^H4428 of the Amorites, ^H567 which dwelt ^H3427 at Heshbon. ^H2809 So they smote ^H5221 him, and his sons, ^H1121 and all his people, ^H5971 until there was none ^H1115 left ^H7604 him alive: ^H8300 and they possessed ^H3423 his land. ^H776

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For only Og ^H5747 king ^H4428 of Bashan ^H1316 remained ^H7604 of the remnant ^H3499 of giants; ^H7497 behold, his bedstead ^H6210 was a bedstead ^H6210 of iron; ^H1270 is it not ^H3808 in Rabbath ^H7237 of the children ^H1121 of Ammon? ^H5983 nine ^H8672 cubits ^H520 was the length ^H753 thereof, and four ^H702 cubits ^H520 the breadth ^H7341 of it, after the cubit ^H520 of a man. ^H376 And this land, ^H776 which we possessed ^H3423 at that time, ^H6256 from Aroer, ^H6177 which is by the river ^H5158 Arnon, ^H769 and half ^H2677 mount ^H2022 Gilead, ^H1568 and the cities ^H5892 thereof, gave ^H5414 I unto the Reubenites ^H7206 and to the Gadites. ^H1425 And the rest ^H3499 of Gilead, ^H1568 and all Bashan, ^H1316 being the kingdom ^H4467 of Og, ^H5747 gave ^H5414 I unto the half ^H2677 tribe ^H7626 of Manasseh; ^H4519 all the region ^H2256 of Argob, ^H709 with all Bashan, ^H1316 which ^H1931 was called ^H7121 the land ^H776 of giants. ^H7497 Jair ^H2971 the son ^H1121 of Manasseh ^H4519 took ^H3947 all the country ^H2256 of Argob ^H709 unto the coasts ^H1366 of Geshuri ^H1651 and Maachathi; ^H4602 and called ^H7121 them after his own name, ^H8034 Bashanhavothjair, ^H1316 ^H2334 unto this day. ^H3117 And I gave ^H5414 Gilead ^H1568 unto Machir. ^H4353 And unto the Reubenites ^H7206 and unto the Gadites ^H1425 I gave ^H5414 from Gilead ^H1568 even unto the river ^H5158 Arnon ^H769 half ^H8432 the valley, ^H5158 and the border ^H1366 even unto the river ^H5158 Jabbok, ^H2999 which is the border ^H1366 of the children ^H1121 of Ammon; ^H5983 The plain ^H6160 also, and Jordan, ^H3383 and the coast ^H1366 thereof, from Chinnereth ^H3672 even unto the sea ^H3220 of the plain, ^H6160 even the salt ^H4417 sea, ^H3220 under Ashdothpisgah ^H798 ^H794 eastward. ^H4217

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With whom the Reubenites ^H7206 and the Gadites ^H1425 have received ^H3947 their inheritance, ^H5159 which Moses ^H4872 gave ^H5414 them, beyond ^H5676 Jordan ^H3383 eastward, ^H4217 even as Moses ^H4872 the servant ^H5650 of the LORD ^H3068 gave ^H5414 them; From Aroer, ^H6177 that is upon the bank ^H8193 of the river ^H5158 Arnon, ^H769 and the city ^H5892 that is in the midst ^H8432 of the river, ^H5158 and all the plain ^H4334 of Medeba ^H4311 unto Dibon; ^H1769 And all the cities ^H5892 of Sihon ^H5511 king ^H4428 of the Amorites, ^H567 which reigned ^H4427 in Heshbon, ^H2809 unto the border ^H1366 of the children ^H1121 of Ammon; ^H5983 And Gilead, ^H1568 and the border ^H1366 of the Geshurites ^H1651 and Maachathites, ^H4602 and all mount ^H2022 Hermon, ^H2768 and all Bashan ^H1316 unto Salcah; ^H5548 All the kingdom ^H4468 of Og ^H5747 in Bashan, ^H1316 which reigned ^H4427 in Ashtaroth ^H6252 and in Edrei, ^H154 who remained ^H7604 of the remnant ^H3499 of the giants: ^H7497 for these did Moses ^H4872 smite, ^H5221 and cast them out. ^H3423 Nevertheless the children ^H1121 of Israel ^H3478 expelled ^H3423 not the Geshurites, ^H1651 nor the Maachathites: ^H4602 but the Geshurites ^H1650 and the Maachathites ^H4601 dwell ^H3427 among ^H7130 the Israelites ^H3478 until this day. ^H3117 Only unto the tribe ^H7626 of Levi ^H3878 he gave ^H5414 none inheritance; ^H5159 the sacrifices ^H801 of the LORD ^H3068 God ^H430 of Israel ^H3478 made by fire ^H801 are their inheritance, ^H5159 as he said ^H1696 unto them. And Moses ^H4872 gave ^H5414 unto the tribe ^H4294 of the children ^H1121 of Reuben ^H7205 inheritance according to their families. ^H4940 And their coast ^H1366 was from Aroer, ^H6177 that is on the bank ^H8193 of the river ^H5158 Arnon, ^H769 and the city ^H5892 that is in the midst ^H8432 of the river, ^H5158 and all the plain ^H4334 by Medeba; ^H4311 Heshbon, ^H2809 and all her cities ^H5892 that are in the plain; ^H4334 Dibon, ^H1769 and Bamothbaal, ^H1120 and Bethbaalmeon, ^H1010 And Jahazah, ^H3096 and Kedemoth, ^H6932 and Mephaath, ^H4158 And Kirjathaim, ^H7156 and Sibmah, ^H7643 and Zarethshahar ^H6890 in the mount ^H2022 of the valley, ^H6010 And Bethpeor, ^H1047 and Ashdothpisgah, ^H798 ^H794 and Bethjeshimoth, ^H1020 And all the cities ^H5892 of the plain, ^H4334 and all the kingdom ^H4468 of Sihon ^H5511 king ^H4428 of the Amorites, ^H567 which reigned ^H4427 in Heshbon, ^H2809 whom Moses ^H4872 smote ^H5221 with the princes ^H5387 of Midian, ^H4080 Evi, ^H189 and Rekem, ^H7552 and Zur, ^H6698 and Hur, ^H2354 and Reba, ^H7254 which were dukes ^H5257 of Sihon, ^H5511 dwelling ^H3427 in the country. ^H776 Balaam ^H1109 also the son ^H1121 of Beor, ^H1160 the soothsayer, ^H7080 did the children ^H1121 of Israel ^H3478 slay ^H2026 with the sword ^H2719 among them ^H413 that were slain ^H2491 by them. And the border ^H1366 of the children ^H1121 of Reuben ^H7205 was Jordan, ^H3383 and the border ^H1366 thereof. This was the inheritance ^H5159 of the children ^H1121 of Reuben ^H7205 after their families, ^H4940 the cities ^H5892 and the villages ^H2691 thereof. And Moses ^H4872 gave ^H5414 inheritance unto the tribe ^H4294 of Gad, ^H1410 even unto the children ^H1121 of Gad ^H1410 according to their families. ^H4940 And their coast ^H1366 was Jazer, ^H3270 and all the cities ^H5892 of Gilead, ^H1568 and half ^H2677 the land ^H776 of the children ^H1121 of Ammon, ^H5983 unto Aroer ^H6177 that is before ^H6440 Rabbah; ^H7237 And from Heshbon ^H2809 unto Ramathmizpeh, ^H7434 and Betonim; ^H993 and from Mahanaim ^H4266 unto the border ^H1366 of Debir; ^H1688 And in the valley, ^H6010 Betharam, ^H1027 and Bethnimrah, ^H1039 and Succoth, ^H5523 and Zaphon, ^H6829 the rest ^H3499 of the kingdom ^H4468 of Sihon ^H5511 king ^H4428 of Heshbon, ^H2809 Jordan ^H3383 and his border, ^H1366 even unto the edge ^H7097 of the sea ^H3220 of Chinnereth ^H3672 on the other side ^H5676 Jordan ^H3383 eastward. ^H4217 This is the inheritance ^H5159 of the children ^H1121 of Gad ^H1410 after their families, ^H4940 the cities, ^H5892 and their villages. ^H2691 And Moses ^H4872 gave ^H5414 inheritance unto the half ^H2677 tribe ^H7626 of Manasseh: ^H4519 and this was the possession of the half ^H2677 tribe ^H4294 of the children ^H1121 of Manasseh ^H4519 by their families. ^H4940 And their coast ^H1366 was from Mahanaim, ^H4266 all Bashan, ^H1316 all the kingdom ^H4468 of Og ^H5747 king ^H4428 of Bashan, ^H1316 and all the towns ^H2333 of Jair, ^H2971 which are in Bashan, ^H1316 threescore ^H8346 cities: ^H5892 And half ^H2677 Gilead, ^H1568 and Ashtaroth, ^H6252 and Edrei, ^H154 cities ^H5892 of the kingdom ^H4468 of Og ^H5747 in Bashan, ^H1316 were pertaining unto the children ^H1121 of Machir ^H4353 the son ^H1121 of Manasseh, ^H4519 even to the one half ^H2677 of the children ^H1121 of Machir ^H4353 by their families. ^H4940 These are the countries which Moses ^H4872 did distribute for inheritance ^H5157 in the plains ^H6160 of Moab, ^H4124 on the other side ^H5676 Jordan, ^H3383 by Jericho, ^H3405 eastward. ^H4217

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And I ^G2504 appoint ^G1303 unto you ^G5213 a kingdom, ^G932 as ^G2531 my ^G3450 Father ^G3962 hath appointed ^G1303 unto me; ^G3427 That ^G2443 ye may eat ^G2068 and ^G2532 drink ^G4095 at ^G1909 my ^G3450 table ^G5132 in ^G1722 my ^G3450 kingdom, ^G932 and ^G2532 sit ^G2523 on ^G1909 thrones ^G2362 judging ^G2919 the twelve ^G1427 tribes ^G5443 of Israel. ^G2474 And ^G1161 the Lord ^G2962 said, ^G2036 Simon, ^G4613 Simon, ^G4613 behold, ^G2400 Satan ^G4567 hath desired ^G1809 to have you, ^G5209 that he may sift ^G4617 you as ^G5613 wheat: ^G4621 But ^G1161 I ^G1473 have prayed ^G1189 for ^G4012 thee, ^G4675 that ^G3363 thy ^G4675 faith ^G4102 fail ^G1587 not: ^G3363 and ^G2532 when ^G4218 thou ^G4771 art converted, ^G1994 strengthen ^G4741 thy ^G4675 brethren. ^G80 And ^G1161 he said ^G2036 unto him, ^G846 Lord, ^G2962 I am ^G1510 ready ^G2092 to go ^G4198 with ^G3326 thee, ^G4675 both ^G2532 into ^G1519 prison, ^G5438 and ^G2532 to ^G1519 death. ^G2288 And ^G1161 he said, ^G2036 I tell ^G3004 thee, ^G4671 Peter, ^G4074 the cock ^G220 shall ^G5455 not ^G3364 crow ^G5455 this day, ^G4594 before that ^G4250 thou shalt ^G2228 thrice ^G5151 deny ^G533 that thou ^G3361 knowest ^G1492 me. ^G3165 And ^G2532 he said ^G2036 unto them, ^G846 When ^G3753 I sent ^G649 you ^G5209 without ^G817 purse, ^G905 and ^G2532 scrip, ^G4082 and ^G2532 shoes, ^G5266 ^G3361 lacked ye ^G5302 any thing? ^G5100 And ^G1161 they said, ^G2036 Nothing. ^G3762 Then ^G3767 said he ^G2036 unto them, ^G846 But ^G235 now, ^G3568 he that hath ^G2192 a purse, ^G905 let him take ^G142 it, and ^G2532 likewise ^G3668 his scrip: ^G4082 and ^G2532 he that hath ^G2192 no ^G3361 sword, ^G3162 let him sell ^G4453 his ^G846 garment, ^G2440 and ^G2532 buy ^G59 one. For ^G1063 I say ^G3004 unto you, ^G5213 that ^G3754 this ^G5124 that is written ^G1125 must ^G1163 yet ^G2089 be accomplished ^G5055 in ^G1722 me, ^G1698 And ^G2532 he was reckoned ^G3049 among ^G3326 the transgressors: ^G459 for ^G2532 ^G1063 the things concerning ^G4012 me ^G1700 have ^G2192 an end. ^G5056 And ^G1161 they said, ^G2036 Lord, ^G2962 behold, ^G2400 here ^G5602 are two ^G1417 swords. ^G3162 And ^G1161 he said ^G2036 unto them, ^G846 It is ^G2076 enough. ^G2425 And ^G2532 he came out, ^G1831 and went, ^G4198 as ^G2596 he was wont, ^G1485 to ^G1519 the mount ^G3735 of Olives; ^G1636 and ^G1161 his ^G846 disciples ^G3101 also ^G2532 followed ^G190 him. ^G846 And ^G1161 when he was ^G1096 at ^G1909 the place, ^G5117 he said ^G2036 unto them, ^G846 Pray ^G4336 that ye enter ^G1525 not ^G3361 into ^G1519 temptation. ^G3986 And ^G2532 he ^G846 was withdrawn ^G645 from ^G575 them ^G846 about ^G5616 a stone's ^G3037 cast, ^G1000 and ^G2532 kneeled down, ^G5087 ^G1119 and prayed, ^G4336 Saying, ^G3004 Father, ^G3962 if ^G1487 thou be willing, ^G1014 remove ^G3911 this ^G5124 cup ^G4221 from ^G575 me: ^G1700 nevertheless ^G4133 not ^G3361 my ^G3450 will, ^G2307 but ^G235 thine, ^G4674 be done. ^G1096

Commentary on Joshua 12 Matthew Henry Commentary

John Gill Keil & Delitzsch Robert Jamieson: Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible

Chapter 12

This chapter is a summary of Israel's conquests.

I. Their conquests under Moses, on the other side Jordan (for we now suppose ourselves in Canaan) eastward, which we had the history of, Num. 21:24, etc. And here the abridgment of that history (v. 1-6).
II. Their conquests under Joshua, on this side Jordan, westward.
- 1. The country they reduced (v. 7, 8).
- 2. The kings they subdued, thirty-one in all (v. 9-24). And this comes in here, not only as a conclusion of the history of the wars of Canaan (that we might at one view see what they had got), but as a preface to the history of the dividing of Canaan, that all that might be put together which they were not to make a distribution of.

Jos 12:1-6

Joshua, or whoever else is the historian before he comes to sum up the new conquests Israel had made, in these verses receives their former conquests in Moses's time, under whom they became masters of the great and potent kingdoms of Sihon and Og. Note, Fresh mercies must not drown the remembrance of former mercies, nor must the glory of the present instruments of good to the church be suffered to eclipse and diminish the just honour of those who have gone before them, and who were the blessings and ornaments of their day. Joshua's services and achievements are confessedly great, but let not those under Moses be overlooked and forgotten, since God was the same who wrought both, and both put together proclaim him the Alpha and Omega of Israel's great salvation. Here is,

1. A description of this conquered country, the measure and bounds of it in general (v. 1): From the river Arnon in the south, to Mount Hermon in the north. In particular, here is a description of the kingdom of Sihon (v. 2, 3), and that of Og, v. 4, 5. Moses had described this country very particularly (Deu. 2:36; 3:4, etc.), and this description here agrees with his. King Og is said to dwell at Ashtaroth and Edrei (v. 4), probably because they were both his royal cities; he had palaces in both, and resided sometimes in one and sometimes in the other; one perhaps was his summer seat and the other his winter seat. But Israel took both from him, and made one grave to serve him that could not be content with one palace.
2. The distribution of this country. Moses assigned it to the two tribes and a half, at their request, and divided it among them (v. 6), of which we had the story at large, Num. 32. The dividing of it when it was conquered by Moses is here mentioned as an example to Joshua what he must do now that he had conquered the country on this side Jordan. Moses, in his time, gave to one part of Israel a very rich and fruitful country, but it was on the outside of Jordan; but Joshua gave to all Israel the holy land, the mountain of God's sanctuary, within Jordan: so the law conferred upon some few of God's spiritual Israel external temporal blessings, which were earnests of good things to come; but our Lord Jesus, the true Joshua, has provided for all the children of promise spiritual blessings-the privileges of the sanctuary, and the heavenly Canaan. The triumphs and grants of the law were glorious, but those of the gospel far exceed in glory.

Jos 12:7-24

We have here a breviate of Joshua's conquests.

I. The limits of the country he conquered. It lay between Jordan on the east and the Mediterranean Sea on the west, and extended from Baal-gad near Lebanon in the north to Halak, which lay upon the country of Edom in the south, v. 7. The boundaries are more largely described, Num. 34:2, etc. But what is here said is enough to show that God had been as good as his word, and had given them possession of all he had promised them by Moses, if they would but have kept it.
II. The various kinds of land that were found in this country, which contributed both to its pleasantness and to its fruitfulness, v. 8. There were mountains, not craggy, and rocky, and barren, which are frightful to the traveller and useless to the inhabitants, but fruitful hills, such as put forth precious things (Deu. 33:15), which charmed the spectator's eye and filled the owner's hand. And valleys, not mossy and boggy, but covered with corn, Ps. 65:13. There were plains, and springs to water them; and even in that rich land there were wildernesses too, or forests, which were not so thickly inhabited as other parts, yet had towns and houses in them, but served as foils to set off the more pleasant and fruitful countries.
III. The several nations that had been in possession of this country-Hittites, Amorites, Canaanites, etc., all of them descended from Canaan, the accursed son of Ham, Gen. 10:15-18. Seven nations they are called (Deu. 7:1), and so many are there reckoned up, but here six only are mentioned, the Girgashites being either lost or left out, though we find them, Gen. 10:16 and 15:21. Either they were incorporated with some other of these nations, or, as the tradition of the Jews is, upon the approach of Israel under Joshua they all withdrew and went into Africa, leaving their country to be possessed by Israel, with whom they saw it was to no purpose to contend, and therefore they are not named among the nations that Joshua subdued.
IV. A list of the kings that were conquered and subdued by the sword of Israel, some in the field, others in their own cities, thirty-one in all, and very particularly named and counted, it should seem, in the order in which they were conquered; for the catalogue begins with the kings of Jericho and Ai, then takes in the king of Jerusalem and the princes of the south that were in confederacy with him, and then proceeds to those of the northern association. Now,
- 1. This shows what a very fruitful country Canaan then was, which could support so many kingdoms, and in which so many kings chose to throng together rather than disperse themselves into other countries, which we may suppose not yet inhabited, but where, though they might find more room, they could not expect such plenty and pleasure: this was the land God spied out for Israel; and yet at this day it is one of the most barren, despicable, and unprofitable countries in the world: such is the effect of the curse it lies under, since its possessors rejected Christ and his gospel, as was foretold by Moses, Deu. 29:23.
- 2. It shows what narrow limits men's ambition was then confined to. These kings contented themselves with the government, each of them, of one city and the towns and villages that pertained to it; and no one of them, for aught that appears, aimed to make himself master of the rest, but, when there was occasion, all united for the common safety. Yet it should seem that what was wanting in the extent of their territories was made up in the absoluteness of their power, their subjects being all their tenants and vassals, and entirely at their command.
- 3. It shows how good God was to Israel, in giving them victory over all these kings, and possession of all these kingdoms, and what obligations he hereby laid upon them to observe his statutes and to keep his laws, Ps. 105:44, 45. Here were thirty-one kingdoms, or seigniories, to be divided among nine tribes and a half of Israel. Of these there fell to the lot of Judah the kingdoms of Hebron, Jarmuth, Lachish, Eglon, Debir, Arad, Libnan, and Adullam, eight in all, besides part of the kingdom of Jerusalem and part of Geder. Benjamin had the kingdoms of Jericho, Ai, Jerusalem, Makkedah, Beth-el, and the nations of Gilgal, six in all. Simeon had the kingdom of Hormah and part of Geder. Ephraim had the kingdoms of Gezer and Tirzah. Manasseh (that half-tribe) had the kingdoms of Tappuah and Hepher, Taanach and Megiddo. Asher had the kingdoms of Aphek and Achshaph. Zebulun had the kingdoms of Lasharon, Shimron-meron, and Jokneam. Naphtali had the kingdoms of Madon, Hazor, and Kedesh. And Issachar had that of Dor. These were some of the great and famous kings that God smote, for his mercy endureth for ever; and gave their land for a heritage, even a heritage unto Israel his servant, for his mercy endureth for ever, Ps. 136:17, etc.

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Joshua 12:6 King James Version with Strong's Concordance (STRONG)

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Numbers 21:24-35 STRONG

Deuteronomy 3:11-17 STRONG

Joshua 13:8-32 STRONG

Luke 22:29-42 STRONG

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Chapter 12