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I. Joshua’s Second Chance vs. 1a
A. In Numbers 13, Moses sent out 12 spies.
However only 2 believed Yahweh’s promise.
So Joshua and Caleb reported back that God would see them through.
Num.
13:25-33
B. Joshua learned that too many opinions will kill a movement of God, so he chose only 2 spies.
C. Instead of taking all of Canaan, Joshua only dealt with Jericho.
Smaller targets, bigger more victories.
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Rahab’s Second Chance vs. 1b-24
A. Rahab was a prostitute.
Yet she had more faith than the 10 wicked spies 40 years ago.
B. Faith will grow in the least places, and least likely people.
C. Some condemn Rahab for lying, but they’ve never been in a similar situation.
Also, she’s a prostitute at a cat house, quit picking at someone and look at their faith budding.
There is a time and a place for correction, just be mindful.
D. God had been working in Jericho, before the “spies” got there.
God goes before us, when we don’t see it.
E. These spies were actually missionaries.
They told her how to be saved.
(Scarlet thread through the bible).
F. Rahab, would always be known as Rahab the harlot, because it shows who she was (past tense) and who Yahweh made her to be (present & future tense).
Heb.
11:31
G. Don’t you just love second chances, that God gives us.
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