Thirty-one Kings in All

These are the kings of the land
that Joshua and the Israelites conquered
on the west side of the Jordan,
from Baal Gad in the valley of Lebanon
to Mount Halak, which rises toward Seir
(their lands Joshua gave as an inheritance
to the tribes of Israel
according to their tribal divisions --
the hill country, the western foothills,
the Arabah, the mountain slopes,
the desert and the Negev --
the lands of the Hittites, Amorites, Canaanites,
Perizzites, Hivites and Jebusites):

the king of Jericho . . . one
the king of Ai (near Bethel) . . . one
the king of Jerusalem . . . one
the king of Hebron . . . one
the king of Jarmuth . . . one
the king of Lachish . . . one
the king of Eglon . . . one
the king of Gezer . . . one
the king of Debir . . . one
the king of Geder . . . one
the king of Hormah . . . one
the king of Arad . . . one
the king of Libnah . . . one
the king of Adullam . . . one
the king of Makkedah . . . one
the king of Bethel . . . one
the king of Tappuah . . . one
the king of Hepher . . . one
the king of Aphek . . . one
the king of Lasharon . . . one
the king of Madon . . . one
the king of Hazor . . . one
the king of Shimron Meron . . . one
the king of Acshaph . . . one
the king of Taanach . . . one
the king of Megiddo . . . one
the king of Kedesh . . . one
the king of Jokneam in Carmel . . . one
the king of Dor (in Naphoth Dor) . . . one
the king of Goyim in Gilgal . . . one
the king of Tirzah . . . one
thirty-one kings in all.

(Joshua 12: 7-24)
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[AC 4642 / 3]

What real connection
do genealogical details have with the Word;
do they have anything Divine within them?
But all names in the Word
have spiritual realities as their meaning.