Joshua 12 - 15
JoshuaSteve Gregg
This section of Joshua outlines the kings conquered by the Israelites on the eastern side of the Jordan River. The Israelites were victorious against formidable enemies and claimed the land promised to them by God. The land was divided among the tribes and half-tribes, with some areas remaining unconquered. One highlight is Caleb's story, who fought to restore Israel's independence and claimed Hebron for his inheritance.
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This section of the book of Joshua discusses the distribution of land among the tribes of Ephraim, Manasseh, and Zebulun. The speaker reflects on the
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