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Study 20: Joshua 10:27-43

Updated: Aug 18, 2024

The sermon based on Joshua 10:27-43 emphasizes God's strategic support as Joshua leads Israel in conquering multiple cities and kings. It highlights how God instructs Joshua to handle each battle meticulously, demonstrating the importance of patience and trust in God's plan. This passage reveals that victories come "little by little," allowing the Israelites to grow stronger and more prepared to manage the Promised Land effectively. The sermon encourages listeners to see their personal struggles and victories as part of God's divine plan, teaching them to rely on His guidance and timing to strengthen their faith and equip them for future blessings.

 




Sermon Outline

Chapter 1: Introduction and Welcome

  • Timestamp: 00:01 - 01:30

  • Key Points: Introduction of visitors, welcoming new members, and setting the context for the sermon.

Chapter 2: The Importance of Studying Scripture

  • Timestamp: 01:34 - 01:56

  • Key Points: Emphasis on the practice of studying the Scriptures thoroughly.

Chapter 3: Review of Previous Conquests

  • Timestamp: 01:59 - 05:43

  • Key Points: Summary of Israel's previous battles and victories, highlighting God's guidance in each.

Chapter 4: The Strategic Sealing of the Cave

  • Timestamp: 06:14 - 07:37

  • Key Points: Joshua's command to seal the cave with the five Amorite kings, and the significance of this act.

Chapter 5: Gradual Victories – “Little by Little”

  • Timestamp: 08:42 - 12:20

  • Key Points: Explanation of why God allows victories to unfold gradually, based on Exodus 23:27-30.

Chapter 6: Destruction of Makadah and Its Symbolism

  • Timestamp: 15:10 - 20:31

  • Key Points: The significance of the destruction of Makadah and its king, representing the elimination of blasphemous elements in life.

Chapter 7: The Battle Against Libnah

  • Timestamp: 23:26 - 25:02

  • Key Points: Description of the battle against Libnah and its symbolic meaning of dealing with elements of leprosy and prosperity.

Chapter 8: Confronting Pride and Rebellion in Lachish

  • Timestamp: 25:43 - 29:54

  • Key Points: The meaning of Lachish and the challenge of overcoming pride and rebellion.

Chapter 9: The Idolatry of Eglon

  • Timestamp: 30:50 - 33:36

  • Key Points: The symbolism of Eglon as an idol and the need to destroy idolatrous elements in our lives.

Chapter 10: Final Conquest and Return to Gilgal

  • Timestamp: 39:35 - 54:06

  • Key Points: The final conquests of Debir and other cities, the significance of the return to Gilgal, and the overall message of gradual increase and preparation for God's blessings.

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