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Joshua 10:25

Posted on 3 October 2024
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“And Joshua said unto them, Fear not, nor be dismayed, be strong and of good courage: for thus shall the LORD do to all your enemies against whom ye fight.”

This verse is part of the account of the conquest of the Promised Land by the Israelites under the leadership of Joshua.

In this particular chapter, Joshua and the Israelite army have just achieved a significant victory over five Amorite kings who had formed a coalition to oppose them.

The battle had been fierce, but with the help of God, the Israelites emerged triumphant.

In this verse, Joshua addresses his people, assuring them not to be afraid or discouraged.

His words emphasize the importance of courage and strength.

Joshua’s statement:reflects his unwavering faith in God’s promise to deliver victory to the Israelites.

He assures them that the Lord will deal with all their enemies, just as He had done with the five Amorite kings.

This verse teaches us several important lessons:

  • Trust in God’s promises:Joshua’s confidence in the Lord’s faithfulness inspires the Israelites to trust in God’s promises. In our own lives, we can draw strength from the assurance that God is with us and will fulfill His promises.
  • Overcoming fear:Joshua encourages the people not to fear or be dismayed. Fear can hinder our progress and prevent us from stepping into God’s purposes for our lives. This verse reminds us to rely on God’s strength and courage in the face of challenges.
  • God fights for us:Joshua acknowledges that the victory they had experienced was not solely due to their own strength or military strategy but because of God’s intervention. Similarly, in our battles, whether they are physical, emotional, or spiritual, we can find comfort in knowing that God fights on our behalf.
  • The defeat of enemies:Joshua affirms that God will deal with their enemies. This signifies that God is not only concerned with the protection and well‑being of His people but also actively opposes those who rise against them. It reminds us that our ultimate victory lies in God’s hands.

Overall, Joshua 10:25 serves as a reminder of the importance of trust, courage, and reliance on God in the face of opposition. It encourages us to stand firm in our faith and depend on God’s strength and promises as we face the challenges of life.

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