3 “Then we turned and went towards the Bashan region but King Og came out with all his warriors to battle against us at Edrei, 2 but Yahweh told me, ‘Don’t be afraid of him, because I’ve given him and all his people and his land over to you, and you’ll do the same to him that you did to the Amorite King Sihon who lived at Heshbon.’

3 “So our god Yahweh also helped us defeat Bashan’s King Og and all his people, and we killed them all leaving no survivors. 4 We captured all sixty of King Og’s cities in the Argov region of Bashan, 5 even though they were all fortified with high walls and gates with bars. In addition, there were many rural villages. 6 We completely destroyed them like we’d done to Heshbon’s King Sihon—men, women, and children, 7 but we plundered all the cattle and the spoil from the cities for ourselves.

8 So at that time, we took the land from two of the Amorite kings across on the eastern side of the Yorden, from the Arnon River in the south, up to Mt. Hermon in the north 9 (called Mt. Shiryon by the Sidonians, and Mt. Senir by the Amorites). 10 We captured all the cities on the plain and all of the Gilead region, as well as Bashan as far east as Salekah and Edrei cities, which also belonged to Og’s kingdom.” 11 (Bashan’s King Og was the last king who was a descendant of the Refaites. His bed (in Rabbah in the Ammonite region) was made out of iron and was four metres long and two metres wide.)