Joshua 16 - 22

JoshuaSteve Gregg
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 method of casting lots to divide the land, a practice also used by the apostles to choose a replacement for Judas. The speaker also touches on the importance of following God's commandments and avoiding alternative religions.
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