Judges 3:31

Judges 3:31: Shamgar

Judges 3:12–30

Judges 3:12–30: Ehud

Judges 3:7–11

Judges 3:7–11: Othniel—the first Judge

Judges 2:6–3:6

Judges 2:6–3:6: Disobedience and Defeat

Judges 2:1–5

Judges 2:1–5: The Angel of the LORD at Bokim

Judges 1

Judges 1: Israel Fights the Remaining Canaanites

Joshua Summary

The book of Joshua is the first book that wasn’t written by Moses. In fact, Moses—who is the man the Israelites considered to be their greatest leader, against whom future leaders would be measured—has left some pretty big shoes to fill, and that was probably somewhat intimidating for Joshua, his replacement. Or at least, it would have been, if Joshua had to do it on his own. But if God was the Israelites’ true leader, and all Joshua had to do was faithfully follow Him, then there was nothing for him to be worried about. Based on the evidence, I think Joshua did very well.

Joshua 24:28–33

Joshua 24:28–33: Joshua passes away

Joshua 24:1–27

Joshua 24:1–27: Renewal of the covenant

Joshua 23

Joshua 23: Joshua’s Farewell to the Leaders