Oh, I love the book of Joshua.

It's hard to do it in just one week, but we're going to do it.

I just love this book.

I also love you, our audience.

We have the best, most loyal, supportive audience ever.

We do such great things and fun things together. Thank you for being part of the Scriptures, a real podcast family.

And by the way, we've passed over five and a half million listens or views, and that means

we're blessing a lot of people. And that's because you keep helping us spread the word and i'm hoping that we can pass over seven million by the end of the year so

let's keep going and help us spread the word so this week we are going to hear from uh...

one of my mentors doctor dana pike

and he and i will discuss some things about joshua and then i'm going to jump in with some of the

historical and archaeological information and tie it into some of the the spiritual and faith-filled

themes that we've been developing and then dr pike will guide us through some more things and

then i'm going to jump in with some things about the covenant and so on but i want us to start out with

this have you ever felt like you had big shoes to feel that the with some things about the covenant and so on. But I want us to start out with this.

Have you ever felt like you had big shoes to feel that the Lord was asking you to do some pretty big things? I want you to, well, I'm sure that's true, and it happens for all of us,

but I want you to put yourself in the shoes of Joshua, who is trying to put himself in the shoes of Moses.

Can you imagine you have a group of people who have only known the leadership of Moses,

one of the greatest prophets of all time, and we can't really rank prophets, but man,

he's got, he casts a shadow in a big way.

And think of the miracles and the establishment of the covenant and a reestablishment, we should

really say of the covenant, but the law of Moses, the deliverance from Israel.

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