THE BOOK OF JOSHUA, ch. 1-13.

1. 1. The Lord exhorteth Joshua;

and he exhorteth the people.

2. 1. The two spies sent to Jericho

are preserved by Rahab.

3. 1. The people pass over Jordan

on dry land.

4. 1. Twelve stones are pitched in

Jordan, and at Gilgal.

5. 1. The Israelites are all circum-

cised at Gilgal.

6. 1. The siege of Jericho.

6. 14. Jericho is utterly destroyed.

7.1. The Israelites are smitten at

Ai, for Achan's sin.

7. 16. Achan is convicted, and

stoned, and burnt.

8. 1. The Lord giveth orders for

the taking of Ai.

8. 18. Ai is taken and destroyed.

8. 30. The Law is written and re-

hearsed at mount Ebal.

LECTURE 366–386.

366. Of our title, help, and way, to

the attainment of heaven.

367. That no mere human example

is perfect.

368. Ofglorifying God for the help

of his grace.

369. In what case a memorial is

proof of a miracle.

370. That we ought to put all our

confidence in God.

371. The confidence of the wicked.

372. Compassion for sinners.

373. That God often deals with us

as members of a body.

374. That God will bring to light

our most secret actions.

375. Against presumption and being

off our guard.

376. The end of God's enemies.

377. The warrant of the Israelites

for invading Canaan.

9.

16. The Gibeonites are sentenced

to perpetual bondage.

10. 1. The victory which God gave

to Joshua over five kings.

our salvation.

379. The solemn obligation of an

oath.

380. How easy the greatest mi-
racles must be to God.

10. 28. Seven more kings are con-

quered.

11. 1. Joshua taketh the whole land.

then.

382. Our danger of perishing ever-

lastingly.

383. Against questioning the deal-

ings of God.

Joshua smote.

course of victory.

not yet conquered.

two tribes and a half.

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