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Joshua Remains Faithful and Enters the Promised Land

Joshua was one of 12 Spies Who Saw the Promised Land, and was Faithful to Enter and Win many Battles

Though they did not deny the existence of foes in the promised land, Caleb and Joshua chose to trust in God for their victory and inheritance. It is for this reason that God chose Joshua to become Moses successor and Caleb to be Joshua's general.

written by Roberto Perez

Wandering the Wilderness, Men Spy out the Land of Canaan

When the 12 Spies Visited the Land of Canaan, Only Joshua and Caleb Believed in the Victory

After all that God had done, with His continual presence and power performed among the people, the people of Israel had now tested God's patience 10times, and there was no sign that they were ever going to change their ways. Then God pronounced His decision.

written by Pete Miller

Deuteronomy

The Israelites Prepare to Enter the Promised Land

The Israelites are now standing at the threshold. The much longed for Promised Land that had been pledged to Abraham more than 400 years earlier, the land flowing with milk and honey, lay just a few miles away. The Israelites were camped in the land of the Moabites, overlooking Jericho and the plain of Jordan, on the eastern border of Canaan.

written by Amy Miller

Wandering the Wilderness, Moses Challenges Korah

The Rebellion of Korah Results in Plagues and Death

Korah was cousin to Moses and Aaron. He first won the support of Dathan and Abiram, and impressively, they gained the support of two hundred and fifty of the top leaders of Israel. As a delegation they came to Moses and Aaron, saying, “You take too much upon yourselves, for all the congregation is holy, every one of them, and the Lord is among them. Why then do you exalt yourselves above the assembly of the Lord?”

written by Pete Miller

Spiritual Financial Adjustments

Christians Understand that in Tough Financial Times, God Can Bring Them Water from a Rock

God can, at His discretion, cause manna to fall from the sky, but it is His Word that brings the wisdom needed to pass through the wilderness into the land flowing with milk and honey.

written by Amy Miller

Wandering the Wilderness 1, an Introduction

Moses Led the Captives out of Egypt, only to Spend 40 Years Wandering in the Desert Wilderness

Moses had his hands full. From their arrival at the Red Sea to Moses' death 40 years later at Mount Nebo, the people of Israel exhibited every kind of despicable behavior possible. One can derive from studying the dozens, perhaps even hundreds of lessons from the wilderness wanderings of Israel, that human nature has changed very little.

written by Pete Miller

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