Joshua 2:1

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1 H3091 And Joshua H1121 the son H5126 of Nun H7971 sent [H8799] H7851 out of Shittim H8147 two H582 men H7270 to spy [H8764] H2791 secretly H559 , saying [H8800] H3212 , Go [H8798] H7200 view [H8798] H776 the land H3405 , even Jericho H3212 . And they went [H8799] H935 , and came [H8799] H2181 into an harlot's [H8802] H802 house H1004 H8034 , named H7343 Rahab H7901 , and lodged [H8799] there.

ERV⁽ⁱ⁾ ¹ And Joshua the son of Nun sent out of Shittim two men as spies secretly, saying, Go view the land, and Jericho. And they went, and came into the house of an harlot whose name was Rahab, and lay there.

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Joshua 2:1 Rahab receives and conceals the two spies sent from Shittim.
Joshua 2:8 The covenant between her and them.
Joshua 2:23 Their return and relation.

sent. or, had sent. Shittim.
Numbers 25:1; Numbers 33:49
to spy secretly.
Numbers 13:2; Numbers 13:17-21; Judges 18:2; Judges 18:14; Judges 18:17; Matthew 10:16; Ephesians 5:5
even Jericho.
Joshua 5:10; Joshua 6:1-24
harlot's house.Though the word {zonah} generally denotes a prostitute, yet many very learned men are of opinion that it should be here rendered an innkeeper or hostess, from {zoon,} to furnish or provide food. In this sense it was understood by the Targumist, who renders it, {ittetha pundekeetha,} "a woman, a tavern-keeper," and so St. Chrysostome, in his second sermon on Repentance, calls her [pandokeutria.] The Greek [porn\u65533,] by which the LXX. render it, and which is adopted by the Apostles, is derived from [perna\u65533,] to sell, and is also supposed to denote a tavern keeper. Among the ancients, women generally kept houses of entertainment. Herodotus says, "Among the Egyptians, the women carry on all commercial concerns, and keep taverns, while the men continue at home and weave." The same custom prevailed among the Greeks.
Joshua 6:17; Joshua 6:25; Matthew 1:5
Rachab.
Joshua 21:31; Hebrews 11:31; James 2:25
lodged. Heb. lay.