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Joshua (OT13)
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God, His Story, and your life through this week's lesson.
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Who were the two (ignored) spies who trusted God to defeat the Canaanites in Numbers 13?
God gave Joshua some very specific directions for leadership in Joshua 1. Describe 2 of them.
Who protected the spies Joshua sent into Jericho (Joshua 2)? What did she want in return?
In Joshua 4, what command did God tell Joshua to give to the people?
What was the purpose of this monument?
What was your biggest takeaway from this lesson?
Use this space to include any other comments or questions you may have in light of this week's study.
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God uses many different kinds of people to work out His plans. He uses men and women, Israelites and Gentiles. Even in the Old Testament, when it seems that God was exclusive to His chosen people, God used others in His plan.
Open your Bible to Matthew 1. Read through the Genealogy of Jesus (it’s a lot of names), but look for a name that seems familiar from this lesson. (Hint: It’s the answer to one of the questions in the above section). Who is it?
God used a Canaanite woman in the genealogy of His Son—the Savior of the world. He used her to help the Israelites and honored her by including her in Christ’s family line. Our God is a living and active God who continues to work in our lives and use each of us to shine His light even though we sin and fall short. What are some ways that you, or members of your family, have been used by God?
Daily Spiritual Rhythms Challenge
Often times we pray when we need something, when we are thankful, or when we know we have done wrong and are compelled to ask for forgiveness. But a key aspect of our relationship with God should be adoration - praising Him for who He is!
Take 2-3 minutes and write down various names for God (could be names for God the Father, God the Son, or God the Holy Spirit). Then pick one of those names for God and write a brief prayer of adoration that worships Him for what that name means to you.
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