Un dictionnaire de la Bible. . et les villes fortes allongJ la rive. Genèse 10 : 19. Outre les thépossessions des Israélites, le pays de Canaan a embrassé la phénicie sur le nord et la Philistie sur le Sud-Ouest.Zeph. 2 : 5. Le pays de Canaan s'appelait le pays d'Israël, 1 Sam. 13 : 19, parce qu'il était occupé par les descendants de Jacob ou d'Israël; le Saint fort, Zech. 2 : 12 ; le pays de promesse, Heb.11: 9, parce qu'il a été promis à Abra-Ham et à sa postérité comme leurs posses-sion ; le pays de Juda, Jer. 39: 10, parce que Juda était la tribu principale; l'hoïde des Hébreux, Genèse 40 : 15, orthe descen

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A dictionary of the Bible.. . and strong cities alongJ the shore. Gen. 10 : 19. Besides thepossessions of the Israelites, the landof Canaan embraced Phoenicia on thenorth and Philistia on the south-west.Zeph. 2 : 5. The land of Canaan wascalled the land of Israel, 1 Sam. 13 : 19, because it was occupied by the descend-ants of Jacob or Israel; the holy loud, Zech. 2 : 12 ; the land of promise, Heb.11: 9, because it was promised to Abra-ham and his posterity as their posses-sion ; the land of Judah, Jer. 39: 10, because Judah was the leading tribe;the hoid of the Hebrews, Gen. 40 : 15, orthe descendants of Eber, an ancestor ofAbraham. The modern name of Pal-; estine, or the land of the Philistines, was originally applied to the region ly-ing along the coast of the Mediter-155 CAN CAN ranean, south-west of the Land of Prom-ise, but in its present usage denotes thewhole country bounded by the Jordanon the east, the Mediterranean on thewest, Arabia on the south, and Lebanonon the north. For physical features, see Palestine.. ZonyiliuU East Sketch-Map of Canaan before the Conquest. History.—Previous to its conquest byJoshua, Canaan was peopled by severaltribes, as Hittites, Jebusites, Amorites, Girgasites, Hivites, Perizzites, and fourothers, all early known as Canaanites.Gen. 10 : 15-19. Later, Canaanitesappears to designate a separate tribe, and156 the land was inhabited by them and sixother tribes. Canaan was the country forwhich Terah started, Gen. 11: 31; A braindwelt in it; it was promised to him fora possession, Gen. 12 : 5, 8, etc. ; Isaac, Jacob, and the patriarchs made theirhome there. Gen. 26-35. It was leftby Jacob because of thefamine; searched by thetwelve spies, Num. 13 : 2 ;viewed by Moses, Deut.32:49; conquered byJoshua, Josh. 11:23; di-vided by lot among thetwelve tribes, Josh. 13 : 7 ;a king of the country wasslain by Deborah and Ba-rak. Jud. 4:24. See Map.In the temple at Kar-nak, in Egypt, a triple listof 118 or 119 towns of Ca-naan has lately been dis-cov

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