1. Were there kings defeated on both sides of the Jordan? 2. Was it time for Joshua to retire when he was old and stricken in years? 3. Using your concordance: Did the Geshurites or Maachathites ever get expelled from the land God gave Israel (cf. Joshua 13:13)? 4. From our previous studies we learned about Balaam the son of Beor. Why is it significant that we are being reminded of his death (Joshua 13:22)? 5. What two things are stated in Joshua chapter thirteen about the inheritance of the Levites? 6. What was chosen by lot in chapter fourteen? 7. The children of Joseph consisted of what two tribes? 8. What is revealed to us about Caleb in chapter fourteen? 9. What did Caleb promise to the one who would smite Kirjathsepher? 10. What do we read of the Jebusites in chapter fifteen? 11. Will not driving out the Jebusites cause problems for Judah later? 12. Were the Canaanites driven out of the land completely? 13. Will the Canaanites later become a problem for God’s people? 14. What can we learn from the applications of questions ten and twelve? 15. Where do we find the results of the question the daughters of Zelophehad asked in our studies of Numbers 27:1- 11 in our current context? 16. What complaint did Manasseh and Ephraim have? How was that complaint resolved? 17. Where was the tabernacle of the Lord assembled? 18. How were the seven remaining tribes, which did not yet have lands given to them, going to receive their inheritance? 19. Did Joshua receive an inheritance? |
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| © 2008 This study was prepared for the midweek studies of the Sunrise Acres church of Christ in El Paso, TX by Brian A. Yeager. |
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