Othniel is a model man of faith, a model soldier and suitor. He patiently waited for a helpmeet. He led and sacrificed for his bride. And his faith rejected the wisdom of the world. Achsah is a model woman of faith. She was a woman who took initiative. She knew how to express her ideas in a way that honored others. And she was future oriented.

Othniel and Achsah as Two Cameos of Faith

In Joshua we see how God leads His people to prepare for conquest, conquer the land, settle the land, and retain the land. This book is a picture of Christ's promise that the meek shall inherit the earth, and a foreshadowing of the church eventually inheriting the entire planet. In this (still ongoing) series, Dr. Kayser draws out Joshua's place in the arc of redemptive history, as well as drawing out Joshua's lessons on servanthood, leadership, calling, eschatology, courage, dominion, boundaries, the presence of God, covenantal inheritance, and more.

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Othniel and Achsah as Two Cameos of Faith

Othniel and Achsah as Two Cameos of Faith