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Joshua 13:14–33
Joshua 13 marks a transition from conquest to inheritance. Though Joshua is old and much land remains to be possessed, God orders the territories to be assigned and reviews the eastern inheritances already given through Moses.
Joshua’s repeated statement that Levi has no territorial inheritance develops Torah’s teaching that the LORD and his holy service are Levi’s portion. Joshua’s repeated statement about Levi therefore preserves the distinctive inheritance pattern established in Torah rather than merely reporting missing territory.
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