Judges 3-5 Othniel, Ehud, Shamgar, Deborah, The Song of Deborah

The book of Judges is fragmentary and unchronological in its arrangement. The events recorded are largely local and tribal instead of national but are of great value as showing the condition and character of the people. Israel was unorganized and somewhat unsettled. They lacked moral energy and the spirit of obedience to Jehovah and were constantly falling into idolatry and then suffering at the hands of heathen nations. This condition is summed up in the oft repeated words:

Joshua 22-24 Eastern Tribes Return Home, Joshua's Farewell to the Leaders, The Covenant Renewed at Shechem, Buried in the Promised Land

Joshua 19-21 Allotment for Simeon, Allotment for Zebulun, Allotment for Issachar, Allotment for Asher, Allotment for Naphtali, Allotment for Dan, Allotment for Joshua, Cities of Refuge, Towns for the Levite

Joshua 16-18 Allotment for Ephraim and Manasseh, Division of the Rest of the Land, Allotment for Benjami

Joshua 12-15 List of Defeated Kings, Land Still to be Taken, Division of the Land West of the Jordan, Hebron Given to Caleb, Allotment for Judah

Joshua 9-11 The Gibeonite Deception, The Sun Stands Still, Five Amorite Kings Killed, Southern Cities Conquered, Northern Kings Defeated

Joshua 5-8 Circumcision at Gilgal, The Fall of Jericho, Achan's Sin, Ai Destroyed, The Covenant Renewed at Mount Ebal

The book of Joshua was written to assure the Israelites the Living God will reward obedience, and also to record the entrance and conquest of the promise land. In chapters 1-4, Joshua and the Israelites enter the promise land. As they arrive at the Jordan River, we find details of an incredible, miraculous crossing. Chapters 5-12, Joshua follows God’s orders and first conquers the central of the promise land. Including the grand fortress of Jericho. The Israelites occupied t

Deuteronomy 32-34; Psalm 91 The Song of Moses, Moses to die on Mount Nebo, Moses Blesses the Tribes, The Death of Moses