The Inerrant Command That Steadied a General's Knees

When Moses died on Mount Nebo, Joshua inherited not a throne but a trembling nation camped on the eastern bank of the Jordan. Ahead lay fortified Canaanite cities, iron chariots, and giant clans the previous generation had refused to face. Joshua had every human reason to be paralyzed by fear. Yet God did not offer him a motivational speech or a vague spiritual impression.…