Joshua
At the end of Deuteronomy, Joshua was commissioned by the LORD to take Moses’ place. When Moses was dead, Joshua was in charge. He is forty years older now. Being a youth when he joined the spies means that he was not yet twenty years of age. Now he is somewhere under sixty years of age. He is no longer a youth in the nation of Israel. He is one of the oldest, behind Caleb, who is eighty at this time (14:7). All the stalwarts of the nation were gone – Moses, Aaron. Surely, the whole weight of leading the vast Nation of Israel laid squarely on Joshua’s shoulders, or did it? We will soon see!
The chapters in this commentary match the chapters in your Bible.
227 pages
English edition · First published 2023 by Independently published · ISBN 9798864600313
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