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SEPTEMBER6-12 TREASURESFROMGOD SWORD DEU-TERONOMY33-34 SeekRefugeinJehovah s EverlastingArms Jeshurun becomesatermofaffection,itbeingrendered beloved. Thedesignation Jeshurun shouldhavere-mindedIsraelofitscallingasJ ehovah scovenantpeopleandthereforeofitsob-ligat iontoremainupright.(De33:5,26;Isa44:2)At Deuteronomy32 ,Israelbecamein-tractable,forsookitsMake r, ,boxHelptoGetBackonOurFeetWemaybereminde dthatmanycenturiesbeforeEzekiel sday, : Godisarefugefromancienttimes,hiseverlast ingarmsarebeneathyou. ( :27)Yes,wecanbesurethatifweturntoourGodi ntimesofdistress,Jehovahwillputhiscaring armsbeneathus,gentlyliftusup,andhelpusto getbackonourfeet.

tractable, forsook its Maker, and despised its Savior. rr 120, box Help to Get Back on Our Feet We may be reminded that many centuries before Ezekiel’s day, the prophet Moses stated that Jehovah has not only the pow-er but also the desire to use his strength in behalf of his people. Moses wrote: “God is a refuge from ancient times, his ...

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1 SEPTEMBER6-12 TREASURESFROMGOD SWORD DEU-TERONOMY33-34 SeekRefugeinJehovah s EverlastingArms Jeshurun becomesatermofaffection,itbeingrendered beloved. Thedesignation Jeshurun shouldhavere-mindedIsraelofitscallingasJ ehovah scovenantpeopleandthereforeofitsob-ligat iontoremainupright.(De33:5,26;Isa44:2)At Deuteronomy32 ,Israelbecamein-tractable,forsookitsMake r, ,boxHelptoGetBackonOurFeetWemaybereminde dthatmanycenturiesbeforeEzekiel sday, : Godisarefugefromancienttimes,hiseverlast ingarmsarebeneathyou. ( :27)Yes,wecanbesurethatifweturntoourGodi ntimesofdistress,Jehovahwillputhiscaring armsbeneathus,gentlyliftusup,andhelpusto getbackonourfeet.

2 16 RuntheRaceWithEndurance16 LikeAbraham,Mosesdidnotexperiencethefulf illmentofGod ,Moseswastold: Fromadistanceyouwillseetheland,butyouwil lnotgothereintothelandthatIamgivingtothe sonsofIsrael. Thiswasbe-causeearlierheandAaron,exasper atedbythepeople srebelliousness, actedunduti-fullytoward[God]inthemiddleo fthesonsofIsraelatthewatersofMeribah. ( :51,52)DidMosesbecomedespondentorresentf ul? : Happyyouare,OIsrael!Whoistherelikeyou,ap eopleenjoyingsalvationinJehovah,theshiel dofyourhelp,andtheOnewhoisyoureminentswo rd? ,theBiblecomments: Hiseyehadnotgrowndim,andhisvitalstrength hadnotfled.

3 HewasburiedbyJehovahinalocationneversinc ediscovered.(De34:5-7)Likely, bodyforsomesuchpurpose,forJude,theChrist iandiscipleandhalfbrotherofJesusChrist,w rites: WhenMichaelthearchangelhadadifferencewit htheDevilandwasdisput-ingaboutMoses body,hedidnotdaretobringajudgmentagainst himinabu-siveterms,butsaid: MayJehovahrebukeyou. (Jude9)BeforecrossingoverintoCanaanunder theleadershipofJoshua, De34 SWORD JOSHUA1-2 HowtoMakeYourWaySuccessful w131/158 7 BeCourageous JehovahIsWithYou!7 TohavethecourageneededtodoGod swill, successor: ,andyoumustinanundertonereadinitdayandni ght,inorderthatyoumaytakecaretodoaccordi ngtoallthatiswritteninit;forthenyouwillm akeyourwaysuccessfulandthenyouwillactwis ely.

4 ( :7,8)Josh-uafollowedthatcounsel,and hiswaywassuccessful. Ifwedolikewise,wewillhavegreatercouragea ndsuccessinGod 20 BeCourageous JehovahIsWithYou! , , ,000, ,letuskeeponexer-cisingfaithanddeclaring thegoodnewswhilewebearinmindour2013yeart ext: Joshua1 1 HighlightsFromtheBookofJoshua2:4,5 WhydoesRahabmisleadtheking smenwhoaresearchingforthespies? ,sheisundernoobliga-tiontodivulgethespie s whereaboutstomenwhoareseekingtoharmGod speo-ple.(Matthew7:6;21:23-27;John7:3-10 )Infact,Rahabwas declaredrighteousbyworks, includingtheactofmisdirectingtheemissari esoftheking.

5 James2 SWORD JOSHUA3-5 JehovahBlessesActsofFaith it-2105 JordanUsuallytheportionoftheJordanbelowt heSeaofGalileeaveragesfrom1to3m(3to10ft) indepthandisapproximately27to30m(90to100 ft) (Jos3:15)Atfloodstageitwouldnothavebeens afefortheIsraelitenationofmen,women,andc hildrentocrosstheJordan, ,JehovahmiraculouslydammeduptheJordan,ma k-ingitpossiblefortheIsraelitestocrosson dryland.(Jos3:14-17)Centurieslateralikem iracleoccurredonceforElijahwhileinthecom panyofElisha,andonceforElishaalone. 2Ki2:7,8,13, 17 MakeJehovah sReminderstheExultationofYourHeart17 Inwhatwaydoactsoffaithhelpustobuildtrust inJehovah?

6 ConsidertheScrip-turalaccountofIsrael ,asthepeoplemadetheirapproach, , : Assoonasthefeetoftheprieststouchedthewat er,theriverstoppedflowing,..andthepriest sstoodinthemiddleofthedryriverbednearJer ichowhileeveryoneelsecrossedover. ( :12-17,ContemporaryEnglishVersion)Imagin ehowhearteningitmusthavebeentoseethosera gingwa-tersstoppedup!Indeed,theIsraelite s 18 MakeJehovah sReminderstheExultationofYourHeart18 True,Jehovahdoesnotperformsuchmir-aclesi nbehalfofhispeopletoday, sfore-mostWitness,theresurrectedChristJe sus,assuredhisdisciplesthathewouldbackth emupinthisimportantwork: ( :19,20)ManyWitnesseswhomayhavehadatenden cytobeshyortimidcanpersonallyattestthatG od sholyspirithasgiventhemthecouragetospeak tostrangersinthefieldministry.

7 ReadPsalm119:46;2 Corinthians4 2 HighlightsFromtheBookofJoshua5:14,15 Whois theprinceofthearmyofJehovah ?TheprincewhocomestostrengthenJoshuaasth econquestofthePromisedLandbeginsislikely noneotherthan theWord JesusChristinhisprehu-manexistence.(John 1:1;Daniel10:13)Howstrengtheningitistoha vetheassurancethattheglorifiedJesusChris tiswithGod speopletodayastheyengageinspiritualwarfa re!SEPTEMBER27 OCTOBER3 TREASURESFROMGOD SWORD JOSHUA6-7 TurnAwayFromWorthlessThings w104/1520 5 TurnYourEyesAwayFromWorthlessThings!5 Centurieslater,theIsraeliteAchan : Keepawayfromthethingdevotedtodestruc-tio n,forfearyoumaygetadesire ,thepeopleofIsraelsufferedde-featattheci tyofAi, WhenIgottosee theitems,Achansaid, thenIwantedthem,andItookthem.

8 Thedesireofhiseyesledtohisdestruction,al ongwith everythingthatwashis. ( :18,19;7:1-26) 2 WhyReportWhatIsBad? , : Asobedientchildren,quitbeingfashionedacc ordingtothedesiresyouformerlyhadinyourig no-rance,but,inaccordwiththeHolyOnewhoca lledyou,doyoualsobecomeholyyourselvesina llyourconduct,becauseitiswritten: Youmustbeholy,becauseIamholy. (1 Peter1:14-16)Individualswhopracticeuncle annessorwrongdoingcanbringdefilementandJ ehovah sdisfavoruponanentirecongregationunlessa ctionistakentocorrectorremovethem. Com-pareJoshua, 8 TurnYourEyesAwayFromWorthlessThings!

9 ,God sWordencouragesustoexerciseself-discipli neinconnectionwithwhatwelookatandlongfor .( :25,27;read1 John2:15-17.) : (Job31:1) : Everyonethatkeepsonlookingatawomansoasto haveapassionforherhasalreadycommit-tedad ulterywithherinhisheart. 2-3 QuestionsFromReadersInancienttimes, ,thevictorswouldplunderthecity sriches, sruins,however, ,Bibli-calArchaeologyReviewstates: Themostabundantitemfoundinthedestruction ,apartfrompottery, ,buttofindsuchanextensiveamountofgrainis exceptional. AccordingtotheScripturalaccount,theIs-ra eliteshadgoodreasonnottoplunderJericho ( :17,18)TheIs-raelitesattackedinthespring oftheyear,justafterharvesttimewhengrains upplieswereabundant.

10 ( :15-17;5:10)Thefactthatmuchgrainremained inJerichoin-dicatesthattheIsraelitesiege wasofshortduration, SWORD JOSHUA8-9 LessonsFromtheAccountoftheGib-eonites stimeGibeonwasinhabitedbyHivites,oneofth esevenCanaanitenationsinlinefordestruc-t ion.(De7:1,2;Jos9:3-7)TheGibeoniteswerea lsocalledAmorites,asthisdesigna-tionappe arsattimestohavebeenappliedgenerallytoal ltheCanaanites.(2Sa21:2;compareGe10:15-1 8;15:16.)UnliketheotherCanaanites,theGib eonitesrealizedthatdespitetheirmilitarys trengthandthegreatnessoftheircity, ,afterthedestructionofJerichoandAi,theme nofGibeon,apparentlyalsorepresentingthet hreeotherHivitecitiesofChephirah,Beeroth ,andKiriath-jearim(Jos9.)


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