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Even though the people of Canaan experienced God's judgment, Rahab’s statement of faith was genuine and shown by her help to the spies. Because of this, God included her among his people (Hebrews 11:31).
Like any good military commander, Joshua sent out spies or scouts to get information about his objective.
Because Israel planned to approach Canaan from the east, they could not avoid Jericho.
Rahab Intermarriage and Divorce Nehemiah’s Confidence in God The Sovereignty of God
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Glossary
Amorites Conquest and Allotment of the Land Jericho Joshua (Person) Joshua, Book of Judges, Book of Numbers, Book of Prostitute, Prostitution Rahab (Person) Tribe of Dan
Topics
Armies: March in Ranks of Jericho Cowardice: Canaanites Faith: Rahab, in Hospitality to the Spies God: Presence of God: Sovereign Hospitality: Rahab to the Spies Kindness: Rahab to the Spies Miracles: Design of Reconnoissance of Jericho The Canaanites: Terrified at the Approach of Israel The Jews: Enemies of, Obliged to Acknowledge Them As Divinely Protected Treaty: Sacredness of