Joshua 8:31
As Moses the servant of the LORD commanded the children of Israel, as it is written in the book of the law of Moses, an altar of whole stones, over which no man has lift up any iron: and they offered thereon burnt offerings to the LORD, and sacrificed peace offerings.
Torrey's Topical Textbook

Scriptural Types.
... By the symbolical act of crowning Joshua is typified ... offerings, sin-offerings,
trespass-offerings, and peace-offerings. ... After the sprinkling of the blood, the ...
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Appendices
... I built Baal-Meon (Joshua 13:17) and made therein ... in the city of Ramses, presenting
his peace-offerings to his ... Thou must hasten to its ascent, after thou hast ...
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Tiglath-Pileser iii. And the Organisation of the Assyrian Empire ...
... Song of Victory over the Amorites (Joshua 10:13 ... thereon thy burnt offerings and thy
peace offerings, thy sheep ... had sinned, Israel had followed after idols; its ...
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The Hebrews and the Philistines --Damascus
... period which followed the conquest of Canaan by Joshua. ... a snare unto him and unto
his house," but ... acquired great celebrity, and centuries after its foundation ...
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Peace-offerings

Peace-Offerings by David After the Plague

Peace-Offerings by David on Bringing up the Ark

Peace-Offerings by Israel After Their Defeat

Peace-Offerings by Joshua After his Victories

Peace-Offerings by Manasseh on Repairing and Restoring the Altar

Peace-Offerings by Solomon Three Times a Year

Peace-Offerings for Confirming the Legal Covenant

Peace-Offerings for Reconciliation

Peace-Offerings for the People at Large

Peace-Offerings: A Male or Female of Herd or Flock

Peace-Offerings: As a Thanksgiving-Offering

Peace-Offerings: As a Votive offering

Peace-Offerings: At all the Festivals

Peace-Offerings: At Consecration of Priests

Peace-Offerings: At Coronation of Kings

Peace-Offerings: At Dedication of Tabernacle

Peace-Offerings: At Dedication of Temple

Peace-Offerings: At Expiration of Nazarite's Vow

Peace-Offerings: If a Thanksgiving offering to be Eaten the Day offered

Peace-Offerings: If a Votive offering to be Eaten the Same Day or the Next

Peace-Offerings: No Unclean Person to Eat of

Peace-Offerings: Required to be Perfect and Free from Blemish

Peace-Offerings: The offerer Required: To Bring It Himself

Peace-Offerings: The offerer Required: To Give It Freely

Peace-Offerings: The offerer Required: To Kill It at Tabernacle Door

Peace-Offerings: The offerer Required: To Lay his Hand Upon Its Head

Peace-Offerings: The Priest: An offering Most Acceptable

Peace-Offerings: The Priest: Generally Accompanied by a Burnt-Offering

Peace-Offerings: The Priest: had the Shoulder and Breast As his Portion

Peace-Offerings: The Priest: Heaved the Right Shoulder As an Heave-Offering

Peace-Offerings: The Priest: Laid It Upon the Daily Burnt offering to be Consumed With

Peace-Offerings: The Priest: Offered the Inside Fat by Fire

Peace-Offerings: The Priest: Often Accompanied by a Sin-Offering

Peace-Offerings: The Priest: Prepared

Peace-Offerings: The Priest: Sprinkled the Blood on the Altar

Peace-Offerings: The Priest: Waved the Breast As a Wave-Offering

Peace-Offerings: To be Eaten Before the Lord

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