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Joshua 7:6 · BSB
7:6 Then Joshua tore his clothes and fell facedown before the ark of the LORD until evening, as did the elders of Israel; and they all sprinkled dust on their heads.
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…me at another set of scriptures. Look at 1 Chronicles chapter 10. 1 Chronicles 10. A quarter of the message is already done. 1 Chronicles 10 andJoshua chapter 7. 1 Chronicles, not Corinthians, 1 Chronicles chapter 10. And by the way, I'd like to joke with you a little bit more tonight, but this is too…
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…the ark of God is taken, and the next thing that happens, the Ichabod child is born. Look, if you would with me and stay with me, and look atJoshua chapter 7. Stay with me. Joshua chapter 7. You say, Preacher, why are you preaching this tonight? And you just read off the names of the people that got…
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…It's got lights out at the top, lights out at the bottom. We may have to do something different for next year, but I've enjoyed this season.Joshua Chapter 7is where we'll be. And I want to just give us a tiny little bit of review because it's been a few weeks since we've been in Sunday school. But if…
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…But he says it more like this as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. It's decision day. How did we get to Joshua 24? Last week we were inJoshua, chapter 7. Obviously, that's a big jump. We see during that time a few things happen. The conquest continues in the land and the people of God because God is…
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…the progress of the gospel it's possible that Luke had in mind here the similar incident in the book of Joshua in the Old Testament we read inJoshua chapter 7that of Achan who stole some treasure from Jericho which was supposed to be dedicated to God he steals it hides it under his tent and as a result…
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…exactly the same question the Lord asked of Cain in Genesis chapter 4 after he killed his brother Abel. What have you done? Later on in the book ofJoshua chapter 7it's the same question asked of Achan when he coveted and stole and then hid the Babylonian garment along with some shekels. What have you done?…
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…just want to read a few verses to go back a bit and then read some verses from chapter 10, or from chapter 10. So if you could turn first of all toJoshua chapter 7, this is what you would have done the last time. Remember how Achan had sinned and the Lord had sent judgment on the people and had been defeated…
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…But it's telling us loud and clear that sin is a serious problem. And God will take sin seriously. But thankfully, God has a solution. Go back toJoshua chapter 7. I wonder, did you notice that when Achan sinned, all Israel were held accountable? Look at verse 1. It says, the Israelites acted unfaithfully.…
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…you. You really need to destroy it. Let's wipe it out. Who cares? 120,000 people. They are evil. They deserve it. I think back, to the story, inJoshua, chapter 7, where Achan, where Israel, loses the battle, which they haven't lost too many, up to this point. And, God tells Joshua, there's sin, in your camp.…
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