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THE SECOND ADDRESS
CHAPTER 24:1-28
_ 1. The gathering at Shechem (Joshua 24:1)_
2. Historic retrospect and exhortations (Joshua 24:2)
3. The answer given by Israel (Joshua 24:16)
4. Joshua's answ...
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_I would not hearken unto Balaam_ See Deuteronomy 23:5. Twice, across
the whole length of the Assyrian desert, the messengers of Balak, with
the Oriental bribes of divination in their hands, were sent...
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_A Reminder of God's Blessings Joshua 24:1-25_
And Joshua gathered all the tribes of Israel to Shechem, and called
for the elders of Israel, and for their heads, and for their judges,
and for their of...
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_I SENT MOSES ALSO AND AARON, AND I PLAGUED EGYPT, ACCORDING TO THAT
WHICH I DID AMONG THEM: AND AFTERWARD I BROUGHT YOU OUT._
No JFB commentary on these verses....
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JOSHUA'S SECOND AND FINAL FAREWELL
This discourse (Joshua 24:1), with Israel's response (Joshua 24:16),
and consequent renewal of the Covenant (Joshua 24:25), occupies the
bulk of the chapter. The boo...
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COME IN, AND RECEIVE GOD’S PROMISES!
JOSHUA
_BRIAN ROWLANDS_
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CHAPTER 24
JOSHUA SAYS ‘GOODBYE’ TO THE PEOPLE – JO...
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וְ לֹ֥א אָבִ֖יתִי לִ שְׁמֹ֣עַ לְ
בִלְעָ֑ם
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CHAPTER XXXII.
JOSHUA'S LAST APPEAL.
Joshua 24:1.
IT was at Shechem that Joshua's last meeting with the people took
place. The Septuagint makes it Shiloh in one verse (Joshua 24:1), but
Shechem in a...
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THE LESSON OF ISRAEL'S HISTORY
Joshua 24:1
The previous chapter contains Joshua's own last words of warning to
Israel; here he is God's mouthpiece: “Thus saith the Lord God of
Israel.”
There is, fi...
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Here we have the record of the final address of Joshua. In it he first
concisely and comprehensively traced the Hebrews' history from the
call of Abraham and did so in the form of the speech of Jehova...
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Joshua briefly related the history of God's people all the way back to
the time when they lived on the other side of the Euphrates. Terah,
Abraham's father, and his son Nahor worshipped false gods. Go...
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I include in one view all these verses, for the sake of shortness, and
because, as they refer to the history of the Patriarchs, already gone
through in the Commentary, it would be unnecessary to swell...
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In the wars of Jehovah it was not always a question of hostile power.
Indeed this is not the most serious evil which the people of God have
to encounter in this world. The very same principle which wa...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 12 THROUGH 24.
Chapter 12 is only a summary of their conquests. The Holy Ghost not
only gives us the victory over our enemies, but makes us understand
and kno...
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BUT I WOULD NOT HEARKEN UNTO BALAAM,.... Who was very solicitous to
get leave of the Lord to curse Israel, which he knew he could not do
without; he had a goodwill to it but could not accomplish it:...
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But I would not hearken unto Balaam; therefore he blessed you still:
so I delivered you out of his hand.
Ver. 10. _Therefore he blessed you still_] Though full sore against
his mind, as loath to lose...
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_Balak warred against Israel_ Not indeed by open force, but by crafty
counsels, warlike stratagems, and wicked devices. _I would not hearken
unto Balaam_ It appears by this that Balaam had a great inc...
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1 Ioshua assembleth the tribes at Shechem.
2 A briefe historie of Gods benefits from Terah.
14 He reneweth a couenant betweene them and God.
26 A stone the witnesse of the couenant.
29 Ioshuas age...
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A Review of God's Mercies...
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but I would not hearken unto Balaam, Jehovah frustrated the evil
intentions of the soothsayer; THEREFORE HE BLESSED YOU STILL, in spite
of himself; SO I DELIVERED YOU OUT OF HIS HAND. Thus were the pl...
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JOSHUA'S SUMMARY OF ISRAEL'S HISTORY
(vs.1-13)
For the second time, as Joshua neared the end of his life, he called
Israel together, primarily the elders, heads, judges and officers
(v.1), but includ...
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1-14 We must never think our work for God done, till our life is
done. If he lengthen out our days beyond what we expected, like those
of Joshua, it is because he has some further service for us to d...
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Joshua 24:10 would H14 (H8804) listen H8085 (H8800) Balaam H1109
continued H1288 (H8800) bless H1288 ...
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“ Then Balak the son of Zippor, the king of Moab, arose, and fought
against Israel, and he sent and called Balaam the son of Beor to curse
you. But I would not listen to Balaam, therefore he blessed y...
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CONTENTS: Last charge of Joshua and his death. Eleazar's death.
CHARACTERS: God, Joshua, Eleazar.
CONCLUSION: Joshua 24:15. It is the will of God that all should make
religion their serious and deli...
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Joshua 24:1. _Shechem._ Some think this was the Sychar where our
Saviour talked with the woman. John 4:5. This place became far famed
on account of the renewal of the covenant before Joshua's death. H...
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_Joshua gathered all the tribes of Israel to Shechem._
JOSHUA’S LAST FAREWELL
I. God’s threefold mercies.
1. Israel’s enlargement (verses 2-4).
2. Israel’s exodus (verses 5-7).
3. Israel’s entran...
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JOSHUA—NOTE ON JOSHUA 24:1 Joshua again called for an assembly at
Shechem for a ceremony of covenant renewal (compare Joshua 8:30;...
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_JOSHUA’S FINAL ADDRESS: HIS DEATH AND BURIAL_
CRITICAL NOTES.—
Joshua 24:1. To Shechem] This gathering was apparently held a few
weeks or months after that named in the previous chapter. There was
g...
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EXPOSITION
THE LAST RENEWAL OF THE COVENANT.—
JOSHUA 24:1
TO SHECHEM. The LXX. and the Arabic version read _Shiloh _here, and as
the words "they presented themselves (literally, _took up their
stati...
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Chapter twenty-four, Joshua is continuing this final charge to the
children of Israel. Picture now this old man he was. He was faithful
to the Lord. He has done a good job, but now he is bent over wit...
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Joshua 23:15; Joshua 23:3; Joshua 24:5; Isaiah 54:17...
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JOSHUA'S FAREWELL WORDS
Joshua 24:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
Before Joshua died he reviewed the history of Israel and in so doing
he brought out the four great patriarchs who were so prominently
aligned...
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Unto Balaam — Who hereby appears to have desired of God leave to
curse Israel; and therefore it is not strange, that God who permitted
him simply to go, was highly angry with him for going with so wic...