Bible Study Guide. Joshua - Andrew J. Lamont-Turner

Joshua is not a comfortable book. It begins with death, moves towards a flooded river, and leads Israel into a land where promise, judgement, worship, and obedience collide.

This verse-by-verse Bible study guides readers through the book of Joshua with theological care and moral seriousness. It does not reduce the conquest to triumphal slogans or avoid its difficult questions. Instead, it shows Yahweh as the covenant-keeping God who gives the land, judges entrenched evil, exposes hidden sin, grants rest, and calls His people to undivided service.

Through Scripture, exposition, chapter summaries, prayers, questions, review material, and an answer guide, this study helps serious readers understand Joshua in its Old Testament setting and within the wider witness of Christ. The battles matter. The boundaries matter. The memorial stones, farewell speeches, failures, warnings, and promises all press the same searching truth: not one good word of Yahweh fails.

The question is whether those who receive His gifts will serve Him with a whole heart.