Sermons citing Joshua 10:1

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  1. …mills and inward. Praise the Lord. So Zion is in Jerusalem. Praise the Lord. Zion is in Jerusalem. And we see that Addo Azak, right? or Zadak, inJoshua chapter 10 verse 1, we see that Jerusalem had a king, praise the Lord. Joshua chapter 10 verse 1. We see there that Jerusalem had a king, praise the Lord. But then,…

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  1. …us. I pray that God will help us to conquer. And the conquering that God has in the Bible is very, very important for us to take note of. Look atJoshua chapter 10. Joshua chapter 10. Jericho had been straightly shut up. It had been tightly closed. It had been tightly sealed. Why? Because there was great fear…

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  2. …somebody missing their flight. Or whatever. But I'm excited to be uh bringing you a word of encouragement this morning. I want to read to you fromJoshua chapter 10, starting in verse 42. It says this And Joshua captured all these kings and their land at one time, because the Lord God of Israel fought for…

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  3. …to the promises of God. Now, let me just give you a verse. You don't need to turn here yet. In fact, if you want to turn, turn in your Bibles toJoshua chapter 10. But I want to share with you one of those promise verses that illustrates for us why this message is so important. In 2 Peter chapter 1, verses 3…

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  4. …to think about the magnitude of God, and I want you to think about how we handle history, and let's unpack this for a few moments this morning. InJoshua chapter 10, beginning in verse 1, we have this description from Scripture of what really is the longest day in human history. Verse 10, now Adonazadek, king…

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