Ezekiel 47:13 contains what virtually all scholars recognize as a scribal error. The received Hebrew text reads an otherwise unknown word (geh), but ancient versions and all modern translations correct it to zeh ('this'), which makes perfect sense in context: 'This is the boundary by which you shall divide the land.' The confusion likely arose from visual similarity between the Hebrew letters zayin and gimel in certain script styles. Such textual corrections, supported by unanimous versional evidence, demonstrate the value of comparative text criticism.