The allocation of towns to the Levites in the Promised Land was a crucial part of Israel's settlement. Helkath and Rehob, along with their pasturelands, were given to the Levites as part of their inheritance. Unlike the other tribes, the Levites did not receive a large portion of land because their role was to serve in the temple and perform religious duties. Instead, they were given specific towns scattered throughout the land, ensuring their presence and spiritual influence among all the tribes. This arrangement highlights the communal responsibility to support those dedicated to spiritual service. It also underscores the integration of spiritual and daily life, as the Levites' presence in various regions allowed them to minister to the people and maintain the worship of God across the nation. The provision of pasturelands ensured they could sustain themselves and their families, emphasizing the importance of caring for those who dedicate their lives to serving others.
Helkath and Rehob, together with their pasturelands—four towns;
Joshua 21:31
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