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The story – like Jericho Your story – and mine – might not have literal walls like Jericho, but we face our own walls.1 After wandering in the wilderness for thirty years, the Children of Israel were ready to take their Promised Land. First, there was the obstacle of the city of Jericho – and…
Finding that place When the Children of Israel left Egypt, they needed a place to belong. They traveled in the wilderness, where God had them build a tabernacle A tabernacle is a fixed or moveable habitation. It can be a meeting place for worship. That is what the Israelites found their tabernacle to be for…
remembering with stones When the Children of Israel crossed the Jordan River, they were instructed to take twelve stones from their new land and place them in the middle of the river. The stones were to be placed where the feet of the priests stood as they held the Ark of the Covenant while the…
Promised Land Journey. The promised land journey out of Egypt began with hope, a promise, and miracle after miracle. Those six million people from twelve tribes marched out of Egypt with God leading them. It wasn’t long until they grumbled and complained. “We should have stayed in Egypt,” they cried. “Now we’re going to die…
The Spiral Over and over in scripture, God pronounced judgment on the Israelites because of their apathy and neglect. He used prophets to get His messages to the people. One day He sent word to the Israelites through Zephaniah, warning them of coming destruction. The reason? Their worship of Baal. Idols, idolatrous priests, worshipers of…
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