Joshua dies and the new generation, not knowing God, are dominated and controlled by foreign gods until they cry out to God as a result of their own sin. God appoints a judge with the Spirit upon him to lead and deliver them in HIs mercy.

As the Israelites conquered the lands, without Joshua as their guide they become more disobedient to God's instructions to cleanse the land of all the Canaanites.  Upon Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem His authority is questioned, He speaks perfect wisdom and truth as He cleans house and prepares it for the perfect sacrifice.

Just before Joshua dies he reviews Israel's history with them and again warns to serve no other gods.  Jesus shares the parable of the Mines and good servants and Zacchaeus.

The allotment of 48 cities for the Levites.  The tribes beyond the Jordan return to the land of their possession and build an offensive altar.

The allotment of the land is assigned to each tribe and cities of refuge are designated.

The history of how the tribes took or didn't take their lands.  Jesus wept as He entered Jerusalem recognizing that the people had no idea who was actually entering Jerusalem, Their True King.  Parables follow showing those who will or won't choose to obey and recognize, believe, or reject The King.

An everlasting title deed of inheritance as the land of Canaan is divided among all the tribes, the promise of God answering their prayers made in Egypt.  Caleb takes on more Giants by faith at 85 years old.

As a wandering group of Jewish slaves empowered by God, Israel defeats thirty one established armies and their kings. Jesus heals the blind man and shares the principle of grace and mercy to all generously given beyond earning and duration of devotion to Him in the story of the landowner.

The conquest of Israel and the deception of the Gibeonites.  The long day of Joshua.

Israel, returning to a spirit filled life have a great victory in Ai after their earlier defeat due to Achan's lustful greed.  Jesus teaches through parables of yielding hearts in faith to God and testifies of His coming death.