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What do a former harlot, a river that parted on faith, and a pile of rocks have in common–and what does God want you to remember about all three? Dr. Camille Fronk Olson unpacks the first four chapters of Joshua from Rahab’s unlikely covenant to the twelve stones pulled from the Jordan riverbed as a reminder that the Lord’s power is worth remembering.
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TIMECODE:
- Part 1 - Dr. Camille Fronk Olson
Hank receives Robert J. Matthew Teaching Award
Guest intro
Overview of the Book of Joshua
Joshua as Moses’s successor
Joshua’s background and qualifications
The Lord’s charge to Joshua
The people sustain Joshua
Introduction of Rahab
Rahab’s testimony
Rahab the Harlot–why the title matters
Covenant with Rahab
Crossing the Jordan River
The priests step into the water
The twelve stones
Modern memorials
End of Part 1 - Dr. Camille Fronk Olson
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