Joshua 24, Choose Now - Revision history

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‎Final Agreement, Joshua 24:25-28

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‎Historical Prologue, Joshua 24:2b-13

Wakefien: /* Conclusions */

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‎Conclusions

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‎Conclusions

Wakefien: /* Introduction */

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‎Introduction

Wakefien: /* Objectives */

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‎Objectives

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 ==Final Agreement, Joshua 24:25-28==
 *How does Joshua seal the deal?
-**Joshua establishes a covenant and erect memorials.
+**Joshua establishes a covenant and erects memorials.
 ==The end of an era Joshua 24:29-33==

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	*Which of these events do you personally find the most impressive?		*Which of these events do you personally find the most impressive?
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		+	In this Historical Prologue Joshua presents a compelling argument that Israel should make themselves vassals to God, after all, in every situation God has remained faithful.

	==Stipulations and Consequences, Joshua 24:14-24==		==Stipulations and Consequences, Joshua 24:14-24==

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	*What does it look like for you to serve the Lord this week, this month, or this year?		*What does it look like for you to serve the Lord this week, this month, or this year?
	*God has instituted a means of reminding us about the sacrifice Christ made. What is that reminder? (communion). What commitments to God do you need to consider the next time you partake of communion?		*God has instituted a means of reminding us about the sacrifice Christ made. What is that reminder? (communion). What commitments to God do you need to consider the next time you partake of communion?
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	=Conclusions=		=Conclusions=
	*What does it look like for you to serve the Lord this week, this month, or this year?		*What does it look like for you to serve the Lord this week, this month, or this year?
		+	*God has instituted a means of reminding us about the sacrifice Christ made. What is that reminder? (communion). What commitments to God do you need to consider the next time you partake of communion?

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 =Introduction=
 *What are some of the most difficult choices a person might have to make?
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 *Students will determine to choose God as the one they serve.
 *Students will aim to eliminate all that might take the place of God in worship and obedience.
+*Students will determine to renew their commitments to God.
 =Introduction=

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 **Bringing Israel out from Egypt
 **Bringing Israel across the Red Sea
 *Which of these events do you personally find the most impressive?
 ==Stipulations and Consequences, Joshua 24:14-24==
-==Final Agreement, Joshua 24:14-24==
+*Who does Joshua speak for?
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 *What historical examples are given?
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+**Calling of Abraham
 ==Stipulations and Consequences, Joshua 24:14-24==

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	=Main Body=		=Main Body=
		+	==Preamble, Joshua 24:1-2a==
		+	*Where did Joshua assemble all the leaders? Why there?
		+	**This was the place where Abraham first received the promise of God in Genesis 12:6-7
		+	**Jacob stopped at Shechem when he returned from Laban in Genesis 35:4
		+	**Joshua stopped in Shechem to build an alter and write the law of God on stone pillars in Joshua 8:30-35
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		+	*What headings or titles do our Bibles give to Joshua 24?
		+	**We often refer to this as the Covenant at Shechem. In fact, the literary style of the chapter follows the form of a suzerainty (overlordship) treaty that was used by Hittite kings to obligate their vassal states to faithfulness and obedience. These treaties contained a preamble (v. 1-2a), historical prologue (v. 2b-13), stipulations and consequences (v. 14-24), and the final agreement (v. 25-28). Campbell argues that "The Mosaic Covenant established at Sinai was not an everlasting covenant; hence it needed to be renewed in every generation. That renewal was now transacted in a formal and impressive ceremony."<ref> Donald K. Campbell, “Joshua,” in The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures, ed. J. F. Walvoord and R. B. Zuck, vol. 1 (Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1985), 369.</ref>
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		+	==Historical Prologue, Joshua 24:2b-13==
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		+	*What historical examples are given?
		+	**
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		+	==Stipulations and Consequences, Joshua 24:14-24==
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		+	==Final Agreement, Joshua 24:14-24==
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	=Conclusions=		=Conclusions=