1. Aichan's Sin and Its Consequences (v.1-15)2. Aichan exposed (v16-21)3. Aichan troubled (v22-26)

1. The wicked fearfully expect judgment2. The unfaithful experience his discipline3. The faithful commit themselves to God and humbly worship him

1) Established by God's specific command2) Utilized by faithful parents as a teaching tool3) Intended to spread the fame and fear of God

1. The Preparation for the Miracle (1-6)2. The Purpose of the Miracle (7-13)3. The Performance of the Miracle (14-17)

1. Joshua Commissions the Spies (v1)2. Rahab Protects the Spies (v2-7)3. Rahab's Confession of Faith (v8-13)4. The Spies Promise to Protect Rahab (v14-21)5. The Spies Report to Joshua (v22-24)

1. The Continuation of God's Work (1-2)2. The Encouragement of God's Presence (3-5)3. The Necessity of God's Word (6-9)4. The Unity of God's People (10-18)

1. Introduction2. What is the book's 'redemptive-historical' context? 2.1 The high-point before the tragedy a. What we know so far b. High hopes, then tragedy c. But the signs were there d. And we've read the 'spoilers' e. A brief glimpse of Judges 2.2 Yahweh's covenants and the role of the land a. The Abrahamic covenant b. The Mosaic covenant3. What is the book's 'canonical' context?4. A brief review of the book's flow5. A brief review of the book's key themes6. Joshua's prophetic call to action 6.1 Primary theme - a call to covenant fidelity 6.2 Covenant fidelity has always been an issue of the heart 6.3 Our call to action

1. Christ's servants are dependent of His power (1-14)2. Failure does not end our usefulness to Christ (15-17)3. True disciples follow Christ no matter what (18-23)

1. John Believes (1-10)2. John Appears to Mary (11-18)3. Jesus Appears to the Disciples (19-23)4. Thomas Believes (24-29)5. John's Purpose: That You Might Believe (30-31)

1. Jesus' death is certain2. Jesus' death is significant