* the border from.
   The Holy Land, as here described, extended from about 31
   degrees to 35; degrees N. lat. and from 34; degrees to 37
   degrees E. long.; being bounded on the north by a line drawn
   from the Mediterranean to Hamath; on the east by Damascus,
   Hauran, Gilead, and the land of Israel east of Jordan, unto
   the south of the Dead sea; on the south by Tamar and Kadesh,
   unto the river of Rhinocorura; and on the west by the
   Mediterranean sea, from the same point northward "till a man
   came over against Hamath;" and its length from north to south
   would be about 280; miles, and its breadth about 150; miles.
   The ten tribes, as well as Judah and Benjamin, were to be
   admitted to a full share in this inheritance, which seems to
   imply, that the future restoration to the promised land is
   predicted; while the admission of strangers who sojourned in
   the land to a share in the inheritance, as if native
   Israelites, plainly intimates the calling of the Gentiles into
   the church, and their joint inheritance of its privileges, and
   of the heavenly felicity.

 * Hazarenan.
  48:1  Nu 34:9