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Joshua 3-4 – The Entry

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  • Harmannus M. Smit

This article provides an exposition of Joshua 3-Joshua 4, along with study questions on the chapters.

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Why Do Joshua's Readers Keep Crossing the River? The Narrative-Geographical Shaping of Joshua 3-4

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  • John A. Beck

The Jordan River stood as a barrier before Israel entering the Promised Land. It was an obstacle between promise and fulfilment. Reading Joshua 3 and Joshua 4, one relives the crossing of the river twenty-one times. Beck wants to consider the significance of this repeated crossing of the Jordan.

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“Three Days” in Joshua 1-3 – Resolving a Chronological Conundrum

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  • David M. Howard Jr.

This article looks at the early chapters of the book of Joshua that contain a number of small chronological problems. The specific issue addressed is that of the various three-day periods mentioned in Joshua 1-3, i.e., Joshua 1:11, Joshua 2:22, and Joshua 3:2.

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We Have Not Passed This Way Before

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  • Stephen de Boer

This article uses the text of Joshua 3:1-6 to show how we can face the uncertainty of the New Year with confidence.

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Joshua 3:4 – Untrodden Pathways

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  • Jack de Jong

This article on Joshua 3:4 is about the future, having peace and security, and the providence and rule of God.

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Christian experience is the influence of sound biblical doctrine applied to the mind, affections, and will by the Holy Spirit. Ernest C. Reisinger
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