“A skillful blend of exegetical and historical study on the one hand, and homiletical treatment and practical application on the other. Ideas spring forth everywhere—even in the most improbable places. New insights abound. No one who reads this volume will ever again think that the book of Joshua is ponderous or dull.” Richard A. Bodey, Former Professor of Homiletics at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
This exposition begins, first, with a meticulous analysis of the Hebrew text, assisted by archaeological and linguistic knowledge; and, second, with the main theological and literary themes that appear in each section. Finally, the author unites the different fragments in an expository treatment “that is not ashamed to stoop to the level of practical application.”
