Found 1914 Results for: Israel's Journey
Then the LORD said to Joshua, "Today I will begin to exalt you in the sight of all Israel, that they may know I am with you, as I was with Moses. (Joshua 3, 7)
(Now choose twelve men, one from each of the tribes of Israel.) (Joshua 3, 12)
While all Israel crossed over on dry ground, the priests carrying the ark of the covenant of the LORD remained motionless on dry ground in the bed of the Jordan until the whole nation had completed the passage. (Joshua 3, 17)
That day the LORD exalted Joshua in the sight of all Israel, and thenceforth during his whole life they respected him as they had respected Moses. (Joshua 4, 14)
you shall inform them, 'Israel crossed the Jordan here on dry ground.' (Joshua 4, 22)
under these circumstances: Of all the people who came out of Egypt, every man of military age had died in the desert during the journey after they left Egypt. (Joshua 5, 4)
Though all the men who came out were circumcised, none of those born in the desert during the journey after the departure from Egypt were circumcised. (Joshua 5, 5)
It was the children whom he raised up in their stead whom Joshua circumcised, for these were yet with foreskins, not having been circumcised on the journey. (Joshua 5, 7)
But be careful not to take, in your greed, anything that is under the ban; else you will bring upon the camp of Israel this ban and the misery of it. (Joshua 6, 18)
The spies entered and brought out Rahab, with her father, mother, brothers, and all her kin. Her entire family they led forth and placed them outside the camp of Israel. (Joshua 6, 23)
Because Rahab the harlot had hidden the messengers whom Joshua had sent to reconnoiter Jericho, Joshua spared her with her family and all her kin, who continue in the midst of Israel to this day. (Joshua 6, 25)
Joshua, together with the elders of Israel, rent his garments and lay prostrate before the ark of the LORD until evening; and they threw dust on their heads. (Joshua 7, 6)
