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Joshua 2:21 · BSB
2:21 “Let it be as you say,” she replied, and she sent them away. And when they had gone, she tied the scarlet cord in the window.
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…tread, I've given to you. Rahab the harlot in Jericho told them, I know the Lord has given you the land. The spies came out of Jericho and said toJoshua chapter 2, "Tuly the Lord has given the land into our hands." He said in chapter 6,Jericho has been given into your hands. Verse 8, Shi chapter 8,…
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…victory. Joshua 1, three, God said, every place that the soul of your foot will tread upon. I have given you, just as I promised Moses." AndJoshua chapter 2, when the spies went into the city, Rahab, the prostitute said, "I know that the Lord has given you the land This has been handed over to the…
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…look at them, and then when Jesus would come, their eyes would already be trained on the promises of God for those people. Last week we were inJoshua chapter 2and we had the story of Rahab, and how that story of Rahab was a picture in many ways of God's salvation, an Old Testament picture of New Testament…
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…Thank you, Eric, for that testimony and that song. You know, that's what we're going to look at today. So if you'll turn we it in your Bibles toJoshua chapter 2as we continue our study on Joshua, we're going to study a story that tracks along with that testimony and the words of that song. And as we've…
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…a couple of the images that we're going to look at this evening. Joshua in chapter 2. And we'll read from the beginning of this narrative here. SoJoshua chapter 2and from the beginning. So again, let's hear the word of the Lord. And Joshua, the son of Nun, sent two men secretly from Shittim as spies, saying,…
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…a young lady named Rahab, she would be voted least likely to be used by God least likely to be used by God. We're going to see her story today inJoshua chapter 2and see how God wrote a new story in her life. And I hope that as we read her story and talk about her story today, you might find yourself in her…
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…Verse 31, by faith, Rahab the prostitute did not perish with those who were disobedient because she had given a friendly welcome to the spies.Joshua chapter 2, the king of Jericho sent his men to find Joshua's spies. Rahab hid the spies and sent the pursuers away. She put herself in danger for the sake of…
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…with believing in God's promises and then becomes visual in his works and trusting in God. And then he also uses Rahab, the prostitute, which is inJoshua chapter 2. Israel is coming into the promised land, and they're surrounded by nations that, pagan nations. So Joshua sends two spies into the land to scout…
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…joshua said go into the prostitute's house and bring out from there the woman and all who belong to her, as you swore to her. Let me say again inJoshua, chapter 2, we saw the story of Rahab. Now, this is Rahab, clearly a sinful, broken woman, rahab the prostitute. This is Rahab who is just as much resident of…
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…gentle way. I mean in, in the emphatic kind of way. I mean, if they throw me to the lions kind of way. Rahab had this privilege to take you toJoshua chapter 2, Joshua Joshua's in the Old Testament after Deuteronomy, Joshua too, and Joshua, the son of Nun sent two men secretly to Shatim as spies saying go…
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…promised land. For example, out of her faithfulness to God, rahab the prostitute first hides the Israelite spies sent in to view Canaan. That's inJoshua, chapter 2. Prostitute first hides the Israelite spies sent in to view Canaan. That's in Joshua, chapter 2. God next instructs the Israelites to consecrate…
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…received the messengers and sent them out by another way? Rahab was a Canaanite prostitute who sheltered God's spies in Jericho. Her story is inJoshua chapter 2. She was saving these men from the king, from his men coming to kill them. It was a very risky move. It could have cost her her life. But she did…
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…individuals and the fear of you wherever you go, wherever you go. Well, let's see what happened in Joshua chapter two. Was it true what God said inJoshua chapter 2, starting in verse 9 to 12, Joshua says, and he said to the men, I know that the Lord has given you the land and that or actually they had gone…
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…to be. Well friends, let's turn together to read the word of God. We're going to turn to the pages of the Old Testament and to the book of Joshua.Joshua chapter 2. I don't know if the numbers correlate to the Pulpit Bible, the Pew Bibles. It's page 215 on my Bible here. Joshua chapter 2. We can read the whole…
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…talking about here? Keep him away from the lake. Now you get to tell him about burn the boats and what that's meant to us. Well, turn your Bible toJoshua chapter 2. You know, we're gonna jump right in. Joshua chapter 2. We're gonna be looking at the story of Rahab today. And really it's a story that starts out…
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…is dead, so also faith apart from works is dead. So Rahab, here's who she was. She was a prostitute in the Canaanite city of Jericho, found inJoshua chapter 2. And Jericho was a fortified city that was directly in the path of where God told the Israelites to go as they crossed the Jordan. And they were to…
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…six of them with a very gloriously in glorious family tree think about and if you don't know that Solomon married Rahab you can read about this inJoshua chapters 2and + 6. And she bore Boaz. This is Rahab who was a Canaanite, harlot. You can read this for sure. And Hebrews 11 31, James 225 Now we know it was…
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…when the men who were after these spies came and asked she misdirected them. This is, this is like, almost a mirrored picture of what took place inJoshua chapter 2and we don't want to read too much into it. But I think to some degree this parallel activity, is meant to give us a hint. A little nudge and then…
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…I see in your life, God used the enemy to reinforce his promises and remind the children of Israel that he was with them. What the Bible says inJoshua chapter 2, this is coming from the enemy's camp. It says, For we have heard how the Lord God made dry path for you through the Red Sea when you left Egypt,…
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…that was Abraham. It was counted to him as righteousness, reckoned to be his by faith alone. And then he gives the example of Rahab, who was out ofJoshua chapter 2. Go ahead and read that story. Great story. But she was a Gentile woman, not from the people of God, but from the enemies of God. And she believed…
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