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Bible Summary Joshua 20

The need for cities of refuge

The names of the cities of refuge

Chapter 21

Cities for the tribe of Levi, Aaron, Kohath, Gershwin,Merari

The land possessed by Israel

chapter 22

Eastern tribes return to their land

The eastern tribes build an altar by Jordan

Joshua speaks to Israel keep God‘s laws

Bible Summary Day 78

Joshua 17:- The Lord teaches us here to believe and obey and give us an inheritance among thy saints in Glory everlasting.

Joshua 18: Joshua sent surveyors from the remaining tribes and then divided the land. Benjamin’s lot was from Kiriath-jearim to the Salt Sea.

Joshua 19: Simeon’s lot was within Judah’s. There were lots for Zebulun, Issachar, Asher, Naphtali and Dan. The Israelites gave Joshua a city.

The chapters in today’s reading continue the record of Israel’s conquest of the Promised Land along with the distribution of the land as an inheritance to the different tribes.  Boundaries were clearly established so that each tribe knew the precise area that they were to inherit.

Chapter 13 outlines the remaining territories to be conquered and distributed among the remaining nine and a half tribes.  And it also recounts the inheritance that was distributed to the two and a half tribes on the other side of the Jordan.  Those were the tribes of Reuben, Gad and the half-tribe of Manasseh.

In chapter 14, Caleb asks for his inheritance, which had been promised to him by God as a reward for when he had stood against the word of the other spies.  When they came back from spying out the land they gave a negative report, Caleb stood up and said no, let us go over and conquer.  And so Caleb is commended for following God wholly in his heart.

Chapters 15 and 16 document the distribution of the land as an inheritance to the tribe of Judah and Joseph through his son Ephraim and also the specific inheritance that was given to Caleb.

Summary Joshua 11-12

Chp 11

Joshua continue to lead the Israelites into conquering and possessing  the Northern part of Canaan, which the Lord has promised them. They put to death the kings of the royals cities, the men, women and children.  All the spoil of these cities and the cattle were taken as plunder.  Nothing was left undone.

Cjp 12

A detailed accounted is given of each king that was slain and the region in which they ruled.  There was a total of 31 kings in all that resided along the Jordan

Day 75

Joshua 8

Israel led by Joshua organised a strategized battle against Ai . God commanded that only animals (livestocks ) should be spared.

Joshua 9

This chapter narrates how the gibeonites disguised and made a league with the Israelites .They were afraid that Israel would destroy their land so they pretended to be from a distant nation .

Joshua 10

Five kings around gibeon waged a war against it .meanwhile the gibeonites were already alies with Israel . Therefore Israel led by Joshua confronted the armies of the five kings . And they were utterly destroyed.

Bible Summary

Joshua’s strict obedience to God is a crucial lesson from this story. At every turn, Joshua did exactly as he was told, and the Israelites prospered under his leadership.

An ongoing theme in the Old Testament is that when the Jews obeyed God, they did well. When they disobeyed the consequences were bad.

Chapter 7

Joshua understood why the Israelites sinned. Because Achan sinned greatly, He was stoned to death, for taking items from the defeated people of Jericho, when God forbade them not to.

SUMMER OF THE BOOK OF JOSHUA (chapter 3 4 5). 1 it show the love of God to Joshua and the Israelite. 2 God divided Jordan so that the Israelite can go through. chapter 4. 1) it narrated the commandment God give to Joshua to pick 12 stones out of the river Jordan to stand as an evidence for the people and for the future of the children of Israelite that God divided Jordan. 2) it's also talked about how God magnifiy himself in Joshua and the people fear him as they fear Moses. chapter 5. 1) it talk about the Israel was circumcise. 2) the Angel visit Joshua

Deuteronomy 33 Moses blessed The Tribes of Isreal 34 Moses views the Promised Land and Moses dies. Joshua succeeds Moses. Joshua 1 God commissions Joshua. Rehab is introduced and provides protection for her family

Bible Summary

Deuteronomy 31:- Through God let us do valiantly for through him, we shall do victoriously; if we resist the devil, he flee from us. But the heart of man is so careless, that all will be found too little to keep up a knowledge of the truths precepts and worship of God. Ministers who preach the word, know not the imagination of men but God, whose word it is knows perfectly.

Deuteronomy 32:- Ascribe greatness to our God; The Lord’s portion is his people; They turned away so he spurned them; But he will provide atonement.

Name of the Book : Numbers

Hebrew name of the Book: Bemidbar

Who wrote the book: The fourth book of Prophet Moses

Number of chapters: We have 36 chapters

Date Written: 1512 BC

Highlights of the Book of Numbers : The book of Numbers was where the Lord introduce census because the Lord told Moses to count the Israelites armies. The number of men over twenty years old was 603,550. The Levites were not counted.

Miriam and Aaron spoke against Moses. The Lord was angry and cursed her. Moses prayed after seven days she was healed.

They grumbled and the Lord was angry and said that they would spend forty years in the wilderness.

The Lord told Moses to speak to a rock to produce water but he struck the rock.

Aaron died at Mount Hor.

The people of Israel grumbled again so the Lord sent snakes. Moses made a bronze snakes and whoever looked at it lived.

Balak sent for Balaam to curse Israel but was warned by his donkey and the Angel of the Lord said Go but speak only what I tell you.

The Lord gave Balaam a word. How can I curse whom God has not cursed the Lord their God is with Israel.

Balaam gave a word: How lovely are your tents, O Jacob Balak was angry Balaam said “ A star and a Sceptre shall rise in Israel.