Joshua 3:1–4:24
Year 1, lesson 25
God exalts Joshua before the sons of Israel.
How does God demonstrate His power? ▴
Observation: what does it say?
Read Joshua 3:1–4:24. Mark Joshua, sons of Israel, ark of the covenant, Lord.
1.
Who is to step into the Jordan River first? What are they carrying?
2.
What happens as they step into the water? Draw a picture.
3.
What do the men take from the middle of the Jordan? What are they supposed to do with them?
4.
What is the purpose for doing that?
Interpretation: what does the author mean?
5.
In 3:5, the people are told to ‘consecrate themselves’. What does that mean? (Ex 19:10, Lev 11:45)
Deuteronomy 6–8
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6.
Why is God doing these wonders among the people—what does He want them to know about Joshua?
7.
What event in Israel’s history does this miracle remind you of ? Give the scripture reference.
Application: therefore, what shall I do?
8.
God wants His people to be consecrated. In what areas of your life do you need to strive for holiness?
9.
The people obey Joshua, doing as he commands, and Joshua obeys God and speaks for God. Who in your life
is leading you as Joshua led the Israelites? How well are you following?
10. The memorial was set up to remind the people of God’s might. What object or event in your life reminds you
of His power?