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Title

Joshua & Judges and Work

Authors

Theology of Work Project
Alice Camille
Sean McDonough

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

6-6-2014

Keywords

Joshua, Judges, Bible Commentary

Abstract

1. Introduction to Joshua and Judges
2. Conquest (Joshua 1-12)
   • Joshua (Joshua 1)
   • The Land (Joshua 2-12)
     • Working the Land (Joshua 5)
     • Conquering the Land (Joshua 6-12)
     • Remembering God’s Presence in the Land (Joshua 4:1-9)
3. Coordination (Joshua 13-22)
4. Covenant (Joshua 23-24)
5. Chaos (Judges 1-21)
   • Failing the Driving (Out) Test (Judges 1-2)
   • The Judges (Judges 3-16)
     • Deborah (Judges 4-5)
     • The Economic Effects of War (Judges 6:1-11)
     • Gideon’s Ambivalent Leadership (Judges 6:12 – 8:35)
     • The Judges’ Failure of Leadership (Judges 9-16)
   • Israel Falls Apart (Judges 17-21)
     • The prosperity gospel unmasked in early form (Judges 17)
     • Human depravity and the complicity of religious authorities unveiled (Judges 18-21)
6. Conclusions from Joshua and Judges

Comments

Contributed to Digital Commons @ SPU with permission from the Theology of Work Project.

Recommended Citation

Theology of Work Project; Camille, Alice; and McDonough, Sean, "Joshua & Judges and Work" (2014). Theology of Work Project. 22.
https://digitalcommons.spu.edu/tow_project/22

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