The king of Libnah, one; the king of Adullam, one;
Joshua 12:15 stands within the inspired record of the dividing and settling of the Promised Land among the tribes of Israel. It forms part of the catalogue of conquered kings whose lands were apportioned to God's people as their inheritance. The kings of Libnah and Adullam are named there, one by one, as defeated foes whose territory was given over to Israel. Their inclusion testifies that God wrought out all that He had promised to do for His people. He accomplished His word even while Israel manifested lack of faith and slowness in taking full possession of what He had provided.
Joshua 12:15 stands within the inspired record of the dividing and settling of the Promised Land among the tribes of Israel. It forms part of the catalogue of conquered kings whose lands were apportioned to God's people as their inheritance. The kings of Libnah and Adullam are named there, one by one, as defeated foes whose territory was given over to Israel. Their inclusion testifies that God wrought out all that He had promised to do for His people. He accomplished His word even while Israel manifested lack of faith and slowness in taking full possession of what He had provided.