Joshua 5:1

¹When all the Amorite kings west of the Jordan and the Canaanite kings along the seacoast heard how GOD had stopped the Jordan River before the People of Israel until they had crossed over, their hearts sank; the courage drained out of them just thinking about the People of Israel.

Joshua 5 marks a crucial transition for Israel after crossing the Jordan. It details three significant events: the circumcision of the new generation at Gilgal, the celebration of Passover, and the cessation of manna. These acts collectively underscore Israel's renewed covenant relationship with God and their preparation for holy war. The chapter culminates with Joshua's encounter with the Commander of the Lord's army, setting the stage for the conquest of Jericho and emphasizing divine leadership in the battles to come.

References· Joshua 5

a: v.6 — Numbers 14:23, Deuteronomy 2:14, Hebrews 3:11, Deuteronomy 1:3, Psalms 95:10-11, Deuteronomy 2:7, Exodus 3:8, Numbers 14:29-35, Ezekiel 20:15, Jeremiah 2:2
b: v.13 — Genesis 18:2, Numbers 22:23, Numbers 22:31, 1 Chronicles 21:16-17, 1 Chronicles 21:30, Daniel 10:5, Exodus 23:23, Hosea 12:3-5, Acts 1:10, Zechariah 1:8
c: v.14 — The Captain of our salvation: Hebrews 2:10; Isaiah 55:4, Genesis 17:3, Exodus 23:20-22, Revelation 19:10-14, Acts 10:25-26, Daniel 10:13, Daniel 12:1, Luke 20:42, Revelation 12:7, Matthew 22:44

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