Joshua 10 Conquest of Joshua and Deep Reseaarch into the Bible!



  Good Morning, I hope your plans for this Thursday are very productive in your life goals. Our goals here at The Daily Bible Challenge are pretty simple! That is, we just want to talk you into reading the Bible; we make it very easy to do by putting a link to an audiobook of the chapter for the day at the bottom of each post. Then we tell you just enough about it to tempt you to want more!

  If you like the study of ancient people groups/archaeology, there is a lot to take in from chapter 10 of Joshua. If you like the study of war or conquest, you will also find a lot of meat to devour in this chapter! I dug deeply into archaeology after reading today’s chapter. But, you do you, that is just where my interests are. There are some facts to back the case that the people of modern-day Gaza are the descendants of the Canaanites, AKA the Gibeons and Rahab’s family. Boy, did that open up my research to a can of worms that I dare not publish without much more research!

  It is our hope and dream that you will at the very least read the whole Bible at least one time in context. We want this because we see so many people who settle for gossip about God instead of listening to God about God! I have a personal hope that your first reading will create a hunger in you to learn more and more about God and His Bible!

  Research is so much easier now that we have AI to dig in for us with noted resources to keep it all legit. I had five different tabs open to run down the rabbit hole I researched this morning. Such digging in/research opens our minds to so much more that the Bible has to say about our history. Yes, it is our history, not some far-off people’s history; we are all His children, some of us just reject our Father!

  Click the link below to listen to Joshua 10 for yourself. After all, why should you trust some stranger on the internet? Dig in for yourself!


https://www.blueletterbible.org/audio_video/popPlayer.cfm?type=nasb_n&b=6&c=10

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