Case File: Caleb

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Subject Era07-10-1445 BC

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Case FileNUM-0013-C

ClearanceCOVENANT VII

COVENANT CLASSIFIEDSEALED UNDER OATH

DECLASSIFIED

Name	CALEB BEN JEPHUNNEH
Aliases	THE FAITHFUL SPY / THE KENIZZITE
Status	DECEASED / INHERITED HEBRON

Birth	c. 15th Century BC	Marks & Identifiers	WARRIOR'S VIGOR IN OLD AGE
Place of Birth	EGYPT (IN BONDAGE)	Hair	GREY / UNDIMINISHED STRENGTH
Tribe	JUDAH	Eyes	DARK
Parentage	JEPHUNNEH THE KENIZZITE	People	HEBREW / ISRAELITE
Occupation	SCOUT / WARRIOR / CLAN CHIEF	Species	HUMAN
Affiliation	TRIBE OF JUDAH	Calling	WHO WHOLLY FOLLOWED THE LORD
Primary Mission	SPY OUT CANAAN / CLAIM THE INHERITANCE	Known Signs	THE FAITHFUL REPORT / HEBRON TAKEN AT EIGHTY-FIVE
Covenant Role	FAITHFUL WITNESS OF THE CONQUEST	Divine Access	SPIRIT UPON HIM / A DIFFERENT SPIRIT - NUM 14:24

// Field Assessment

Divine Encounter Level	VIA THE SPIRIT	Field Classification	FAITHFUL SCOUT
Covenant Status	FAITHFUL WITNESS	Known Miracles	PRESERVED STRENGTH
Divine Commission	CONFIRMED	Threat Assessment	THE UNBELIEF OF THE TEN / THE GIANTS
Mission Status	COMPLETED	Archive Category	FAITH / INHERITANCE

// Administrative Notes

His report at Kadesh: WE ARE WELL ABLE TO OVERCOME IT

His request at eighty-five: GIVE ME THIS HILL COUNTRY

Remarks:

The subject was one of the twelve sent to spy out Canaan. Ten brought back a fearful report of giants and fortified cities, but the subject stilled the people and said, Let us go up at once and possess it, for we are well able.

When the congregation rebelled and sought to stone him and Joshua, the glory of the LORD appeared. Because the subject had a different spirit and wholly followed the LORD, he was spared the sentence of death in the wilderness.

Of all who came out of Egypt, only the subject and Joshua were permitted to enter the promised land, the rest falling in the desert over forty years.

At the age of eighty-five, his strength undiminished, the subject came to Joshua and claimed the hill country the LORD had promised him. He said he was as strong for war as on the day he was sent.

The subject drove out the Anakim from Hebron and took it as his inheritance. He is remembered as one who wholly followed the LORD his God.

Primary Sources:

NUMBERS 13-14 / JOSHUA 14-15

Secondary References:

DEUTERONOMY 1:36 / JUDGES 1:20

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Hebron Archival Office // Collection: Conquest