Think about what’s not in Joshua: There are no laws, almost no stories (except for Achan and the Gibeonites), and hardly any God. There’s just a lot of work. Advertisement ...

The sin of Achan found in Joshua 6:17-19 is a powerful example of how one person committing evil in private can negatively affect their family, church congregation or place of employment.

By William F. Holland Jr., Ph.D. Ordained/Licensed Christian minister. The sin of Achan found in Joshua 6:17-19 is a powerful example of how one person committing evil in private can negatively ...

In Joshua 7, the children of ... When Achan died, the nation was freed, so Achan’s death allowed the curse to be lifted. Jonah did not die, but when he was thrown into the sea the storm stopped.

The nation had full trust in such a casting of lots, and even the death penalty was left to the choice of the Goral in the instance of Achan (Joshua 7:18). When Achan was designated by the lot as ...

In Joshua 7, the children of Israel were defeated and chased away from their inheritance because of Achan’s sin. God had promised them victory and He had promised that He would fight with them ...