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Joshua

Joshua is the leader who follows Moses and brings Israel into Canaan, highlighting obedience, courage, and the certainty of God’s promises.

Male

Old Testament

Conquest

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Why Study This Person?

After Moses’ death, Joshua became the leader responsible for guiding Israel into the Promised Land (Joshua 1–24). Having served earlier as Moses’ assistant and one of the faithful spies in Numbers 13–14, Joshua stepped into leadership during a critical transition for the nation. His leadership involved military campaigns, distribution of the land among the tribes, and a final call for Israel to remain loyal to the Lord. 


Studying Joshua supports reflection on leadership, obedience, and the challenge of remaining faithful to God during times of national change and responsibility.

Trace the Life of 

Joshua

in Scripture

First Appearance

Exodus 17:9

Key Passage

Joshua 1:7-9

After Moses' death, God commissions Joshua to lead Israel into the promised land and urges him to remain strong and faithful to the law.

Christ Connection

Joshua leads Israel into the promised land, foreshadowing the greater deliverance and inheritance brought through Christ.

Final Appearance

Joshua 24:29

Numbers 14:6-9; Joshua 6:20; Joshua 24:14-15; Hebrews 4:8

Joshua demonstrates faith when he and Caleb encourage Israel to trust God despite the intimidating report of the other spies. He later leads Israel in the conquest of Canaan and calls the people to renewed commitment to the Lord.

Other Places in Scripture That Mention

Joshua

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How to Study

This Person

As you read the passages connected to this person, look for patterns in how they respond to God and how their life fits into the larger story of Scripture.

  • What does this person reveal about faith or unbelief?

  • How does he or she respond to God’s word or God’s actions?

  • What strengths or weaknesses become visible in this person's  life?

  • What relationships influence this person's story?

  • How does he or she fit into the larger biblical storyline?

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Key Themes from the Life of 

Joshua

Submission and Fulfillment

Explore Connections

Aaron

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Balaam

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Caleb

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Moses

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