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The fire melted and purified the silver, gold, bronze, and iron. These metals had probably been used for the figures of pagan gods. As these images melted, the metals were purified and made fit for dedication to God.
The people of Jericho had already been put to death by the Israelites (6:21). Joshua then destroyed the city and everything in it. As the firstfruits of the battle, all the spoils belonged to God.
Joshua Rahab Complete Dedication Holy War Intermarriage and Divorce
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Achan, Achar Conquest and Allotment of the Land Coppersmith Gilgal Ironsmith Jericho Joshua (Person) Joshua, Book of Judah, Tribe of Judges, Book of Minerals and Metals Rahab (Person) Tribe of Dan
Topics
Church: House of the Lord Copper Brass: Taken in War: Generally Consecrated to God Hospitality: Rewarded: Rahab's Iron: First Recorded Use of Vessels Iron: Taken in War, often Dedicated to God Rahab: (A Woman of Jericho) is Spared when the Israelites Captured Jericho Tabernacle: Called The: House of the Lord Tabernacle: The One Instituted by Moses Was Called: House of the Lord Thankfulness: The Spies, to Rahab Treasure-Houses: Tabernacle Used For War of Extermination