Joshua 13

   



  Good Sunday morning to each of you, far and wide. I hope you are blessed on this fine day! I worked harder than I was supposed to yesterday, but half the antique truck’s new interior is in! This meant taking out the seats so the new carpets could be installed. I also installed the refurbished side and back wall panels. Madeline and I went for a ride afterward, and it is so much cooler and quieter than it was before! While I had the wall panels out, I was able to pop out a dent there, too! I will start working on refurbishing the door panels on Monday or Tuesday, but that work is inside the air conditioning of the shop!

  Well, I guess you have figured it out by now, you shouldn’t ask me about old cars/trucks or the rambling will start LOL! Sometimes you don’t even have to ask about it… Let’s get to Today’s Daily Bible Challenge in Joshua 13.

  We can figure out from this first paragraph that these conquests were not an overnight success! Joshua is now in his old age, so these wars have probably gone on for forty or more years at this point! Yesterday’s map was full of AI errors, but maybe I will just use a modern-day map to depict Israel for today. It is a large territory, and thus the long time frame to drive out/conquer all the pagan people before them in the Promised Land.

  Talk with you soon!


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