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Verse Joshua 4:3. _WHERE YE SHALL LODGE THIS NIGHT._] This was in the
place that was afterwards called _Gilgal_. See Joshua 4:19....
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4. THE MEMORIAL STONES
CHAPTER 4
_ 1. The first memorial (Joshua 4:1)_
2. The second memorial (Joshua 4:9)
3. The return of the priests with the ark (Joshua 4:10)
4. The encampment at Gilgal ...
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JOSHUA 3:1 TO JOSHUA 5:1. THE CROSSING OF JORDAN. Here we begin to
meet with more serious difficulties. The old tradition was that after
the Israelites had crossed the Jordan, they commemorated the ev...
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_twelve stones_ We find on several occasions large stones set up to
commemorate remarkable events, as (_a_) by Jacob in memory of the
vision of the Angels at Beth-el (Genesis 28:18); (_b_) by the same...
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_The Memorials of the Crossing Joshua 4:1-9_
And it came to pass, when all the people were clean passed over
Jordan, that the Lord spake unto Joshua, saying,
2 Take you twelve men out of the people, o...
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_AND COMMAND YE THEM, SAYING, TAKE YOU HENCE OUT OF THE MIDST OF
JORDAN, OUT OF THE PLACE WHERE THE PRIESTS' FEET STOOD FIRM, TWELVE
STONES, AND YE SHALL CARRY THEM OVER WITH YOU, AND LEAVE THEM IN TH...
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THE DOUBLE MEMORIAL OF THE PASSAGE OF JORDAN
The main subject of the chapter is the memorial cairn set up at
Gilgal, which is described in two sections, Joshua 4:1 and Joshua
4:20, separated by the re...
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COME IN, AND RECEIVE GOD’S PROMISES!
JOSHUA
_BRIAN ROWLANDS_
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CHAPTER 4
V1 When all the *Israelites had crossed...
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IV.
(3) OUT OF THE MIDST OF JORDAN... TWELVE STONES — (9) TWELVE STONES
IN THE MIDST OF JORDAN. — It would seem that we are to understand
two cairns to have been set up, one on either side the river,...
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וְ צַוּ֣וּ אֹותָם֮ לֵ אמֹר֒ שְׂאֽוּ
־לָכֶ֨ם
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CHAPTER IX.
JORDAN DIVIDED.
Joshua Ch. 3-4.
AT Joshua's command the priests carrying the ark are again in motion.
Bearing the sacred vessel on their shoulders, they make straight for
the bank of the...
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THE MEMORIAL STONES
Joshua 4:1
Twelve stones were brought up from the Jordan and erected in Gilgal.
They gave fathers the opportunity of telling their children of the
miraculous passage of the river....
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The commands of God required haste in obedience. Haste, however, never
means neglect of religious observance. The very fact of their need for
the divine guidance made it of supreme importance that the...
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When everyone had crossed the river, Joshua commanded the priests
bearing the ark to finish their crossing. Once the feet of the priests
were again firmly planted on dry ground, God caused the river t...
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And command ye them, saying, Take you hence out of the midst of
Jordan, out of the place where the priests' feet stood (a) firm,
twelve stones, and ye shall carry them over with you, and leave them
in...
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_Hard. The Hebrew term is referred by some to the priests, "from the
station of the priests, prepared, or standing firm," (chap. iii. 17,)
by others to the stones, which were to be prepared, hard, or...
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No doubt the choice of twelve stones was intended to manifest, that
all the twelve tribes of Israel were equally interested in the
memorial. And Jesus had his twelve apostles also. And the New
Jerusal...
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The book of Joshua naturally follows the five books of Moses, and
indeed is connected more manifestly with those that go before it than
might appear to an ordinary reader. It opens not with a mere par...
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But if we are introduced into a life which is on the other side of
death, by the power of the Spirit of God, as being dead and risen in
Christ, there must be the remembrance of that death, by which we...
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AND COMMAND YOU THEM, SAYING,.... As follows:
TAKE YOU HENCE OUT OF THE MIDST OF JORDAN; so that they were obliged
to go back into the midst of Jordan, having already passed over it, as
appears from...
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And command ye them, saying, Take you hence out of the midst of
Jordan, out of the place where the priests' feet stood firm, twelve
stones, and ye shall carry them over with you, and leave them in the...
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_Take you out of every tribe a man_ For the greater evidence, and the
more effectual spreading the report of this marvellous work among the
tribes. _Where ye shall lodge this night_ That is, in Gilgal...
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1 Twelue men are appointed to take twelue stones for a memoriall out
of Iordan.
9 Twelue other stones are set vp in the middest of Iordan. 10.19 The
people passe ouer.
14 God magnifieth Ioshua.
20...
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and command ye them, saying, Take you hence out of the midst of
Jordan, out of the place where the priests' feet stood firm, from the
very center of the stream's bed, TWELVE STONES, AND YE SHALL CARRY...
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THE STONES TAKEN FROM THE MIDST OF THE RIVER BED...
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STONES OF MEMORIAL
(vs.1-24)
Only when all were passed over did Joshua, at God's command, instruct
that each of the twelve chosen men should carry a stone out of the
midst of Jordan, from the place w...
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1-9 The works of the Lord are so worthy of rememberance, and the heart
of man is so prone to forget them, that various methods are needful to
refresh our memories, for the glory of God, our advantage,...
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OUT OF THE MIDST OF JORDAN; SEE POOLE ON "JOSHUA 3:17". There ye shall
lodge this night, i.e. in Gilgal, as is expressed below, JOSHUA
4:19,20....
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Joshua 4:3 command H6680 (H8761) saying H559 (H8800) Take H5375
(H8798) twelve H8147 H6240 stones...
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CHAPTER 4. SETTING UP A MEMORIAL.
This chapter describes how God commanded that the men of Israel should
take twelve stones out of the middle of Jordan, and carry them to the
first place they lodged a...
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THE TWO MEMORIALS
The two memorials. The twelve stones taken out of Jordan and erected
by Joshua in Gilgal, and the twelve stones left in Jordan to be
overwhelmed by its waters, are memorials marking...
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CONTENTS: The memorial stone.
CHARACTERS: God, Joshua, priests, 12 men.
CONCLUSION: God's works of wonder on our behalf ought to be kept in
everlasting memory and means devised for preserving our me...
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Joshua 4:2. _Take you twelve men;_ out of every tribe a man of great
strength to be the witnesses in their respective tribes, while the
twelve stones spake with silent voice on the western shore of th...
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_What mean ye by these stones?_
THE FIRST ACT IN CANAAN
These stones proclaimed certain realities. Taken from the dry bed of
the river, they declared God’s power in cutting off the waters
before the...
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_THE PASSAGE OF THE JORDAN, AND ITS MEMORIAL_
CRITICAL NOTES.
Joshua 4:2. Take you twelve men] These had been already chosen for the
work. The twelfth verse in chap. 3. is not to be regarded as
mispl...
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EXPOSITION
THE MEMORIAL.—
JOSHUA 4:2
TWELVE STONES. The commemoration of events by the setting up of huge
stones was by no means peculiar to the Jews, though it was often used
by them, as, for insta...
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Joshua 4:1-24 That this may be a sign among you that when your
children ask their fathers in time to come, saying, What do you mean
by these stones? You shall answer them, That the waters of Jordan we...
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1 Samuel 7:12; Deuteronomy 27:1; Genesis 28:22; Joshua 24:27; Josh