The king of Taanach, one; the king of Megiddo, one;
The verse belongs to the roll of the kings and places conquered in battle before Israel divided the land. In that roll it counts the king of Taanach as one and the king of Megiddo as one among those overcome. It stands in the account of the dividing and settling of the Promised Land among the tribes, which also shows Israel's lack of faith and slowness. That account closes with the assurance that God wrought all that He had promised and that none of His good word failed.
The verse belongs to the roll of the kings and places conquered in battle before Israel divided the land. In that roll it counts the king of Taanach as one and the king of Megiddo as one among those overcome. It stands in the account of the dividing and settling of the Promised Land among the tribes, which also shows Israel's lack of faith and slowness. That account closes with the assurance that God wrought all that He had promised and that none of His good word failed.