› Introduction - NOTES ON JOSHUA.
AN OUTLINE STUDY
OF
THE BOOK OF JOSHUA.
"Our fathers had the tabernacle of witness in the wilderness . . which also our fath ...read |
› Chapter 1 - Joshua set in Office - Joshua 1.
Joshua's ordination, as we speak, had taken place in the time of Num. 27. In this chapter he receives his charge, or is set in his office ...read |
› Chapter 2 - The Passages of the Jordan - Joshua 2-4.
In these chapters we read of two passages of the river Jordan, one by the spies and another by the whole camp.
The first of these was ...read |
› Chapter 3 - Gilgal - Joshua 5.
In the first moment since the days of the patriarchs, the elect of God, the children of Israel, now touch the land of promise. It was a l ...read |
› Chapter 4 - Jericho and Ai - Joshua 6-8.
Having entered the land and assumed their circumcision, that order of sanctification which suited the inheritance, and the presence of ...read |
› Chapter 5 - The Gibeonites - Joshua 9.
In this book of Joshua, fruitful in various moral illustrations, we are now introduced to the Gibeonites, and through them to a very seri ...read |
› Chapter 6 - The Conquest of the Land - Joshua 10-12.
The land, as we have seen, has now been entered in the name of the God of all the earth. Rahab, who had faith, has been delivered. Th ...read |
› Chapter 7 - The Division of the Land - Joshua 13-21.
The division of the land follows the conquest of it. It becomes the inheritance of Israel, as soon as it is taken out of the hand of ...read |
› Chapter 8 - Caleb - Have we paid as much respect to Caleb, or attention to his history, as we ought to have done? We lose sight of him in the broader lines and brighter l ...read |
› Chapter 9 - The Two Tribes and a Half - Joshua 22.
The army may now be disbanded. It had been enlisted in chapter 1. It had served faithfully in the wars of Canaan, but the country being ...read |
› Chapter 10 - Joshua's Last Words - Joshua 23, 24.
Things under the hand of Joshua are now closing. The land has been partly conquered and wholly divided. A strange condition, as I ha ...read |
› Chapter 11 - Conclusion - In taking leave of this Book of Joshua, I would say that I read it as occupying morally very much the same place in the Old Testament which the Apocal ...read |