Joshua 4: Twelve Memorial Stones from the Jordan

Twelve men, one per tribe, carry stones from the riverbed where the priests stood with the ark, and Joshua sets up twelve more in the river. The LORD honors Joshua before Israel, the river returns once the priests step out, and the stones at Gilgal are to remind future children of the crossing.

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Where did Israel camp after coming up from the river, and where did Joshua place the twelve memorial stones (4:19-20)?

At Shiloh, in the central hill countryAt Bethel, where Jacob once dreamedAt Gilgal, by Jericho's eastern edgeAt Shechem, between two mountains