Ezekiel 47:18 - Matthew Poole's English Annotations on the Holy Bible

From Hauran; that was the north-east bound, where we must begin to measure the east side. From Damascus: this was more northward than the city Hauran, but the country Auranitis, for aught I know, might reach to Damascus, or near it, and so this more particularly direct the measuring: begin at Damascus, draw the line through Auranitis, and so on southerly to Gilead. Gilead; a famous mountain about fifty miles in length from south to north, where it joins Mount Libanus at the east end of it, and hath many particular names in particular places, and seems to end its southern progress at the rock Arnon. From the land of Israel by Jordan; from the outside of the land of Israel, which lay beyond Jordan. Unto the east sea; thence to the east sea, or Dead Sea, which lay on the east of Jerusalem. Thus a line drawn from Damascus through Auranitis, Gilead, the land of Israel beyond Jordan, to the east sea, made the eastern frontier.