Joshua

by John A. Huffman

The Book of Joshua offers contemporary communicators rich, but too often untapped resources for sharing the timeless message of God's sovereignty and grace. In this commentary Dr. John A. Huffman, Jr. shows that this sixth book of the Bible, far from being "dull and hard to preach from," tells an exciting story of military intrigue and conquest as Israel enters and occupies its promised land. And the book's main figure--Joshua--is a valiant man of action for God's mission, the hand-picked successor to Moses. Here are revealing perspectives on what happens when people adopt a lifestyle that ignores God's hand in history, and reject the mercy and loving kindness He offers His chosen sons and daughters. Volume 6 in The Communicator's Commentary series.

290 pages, Hardcover

First published December 1, 1986