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Joshua 2:
Joshua sent spies to investigate the promised land and a prostitute hid the
spies from the King of Jericho. The prostitute knew God, testified to all
the wonders that God has done for Israel in Egypt and beyond, accepted God, and
requested God's help in saving her family. If a prostitute can see God
from afar and still repent, then all of humanity sees God, but many will never
repent. She knew God but remained in sins because she did not change her
location. Change your location like Abraham and the prostitute to get
close to God today.
Joshua 3: God was happy with Joshua because he did not procrastinate, but went ahead to
do what God asked him to do immediately. This is what God expects from all
his followers in order for us to be healthy, prosperous, and live long.
He
understood what he had to do and he went ahead to do it without permission or
question.
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The Political & Spiritual Purpose of the
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Joshua 4:
God dried up the River Jordan for the Israelites to walk through into the
promised land like he did the Red Sea in Egypt. Joshua also made the people take
12 stones from the River Jordan, each representing the 12 tribe of Israel, as
they crossed the River Jordan. After they crossed, Joshua took all the
stones and set them up as a testimony for all to see that the Jordan River was
dried when God took them over the River Jordan. Always leave a sign or
testimony about what God has done for you for all to see because God likes that.
Joshua 5:
God commanded Joshua to circumcise all the males born during their forty year
journey through the wilderness. After they healed, they celebrated the
Passover with food from Canaan and the next day was the last time Manna fell
from heaven for them to eat. Joshua then saw the commander of God's army
that he did not know and he was instructed to take off his sandals because he
was on Holy Land. God will always send someone to lead you on your mission
even if that person is of a different race, gender, or religion. |
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