Jehud, Bene-berak, and Gath-rimmon were towns included in the territory assigned to Dan. The naming of them is one detail in Joshua's dividing of the land for the children of Israel after he led them through the Jordan when about eighty years of age, setting them in a fair way to conquer all their foes and find the promised rest, with the Captain of Jehovah's hosts with him in all his work of victory. The chapter is an example showing that a lot is a divinely determined share or portion of land.
Jehud, Bene-berak, and Gath-rimmon were towns included in the territory assigned to Dan. The naming of them is one detail in Joshua's dividing of the land for the children of Israel after he led them through the Jordan when about eighty years of age, setting them in a fair way to conquer all their foes and find the promised rest, with the Captain of Jehovah's hosts with him in all his work of victory. The chapter is an example showing that a lot is a divinely determined share or portion of land.