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Jericho Taken
Joshua 6

 

The Lord told Joshua, that He had given Jericho to him, and that he should conquer and possess it.  But how were the Israelites to conquer it?  Were they to go and fight against it with swords, and spears, and battering rams?  No; God told all the soldiers, and the priests, carrying the ark, to walk round the city once every day, for seven days.  Seven of the priests were to carry trumpets; and to blow with them as they passed on before the ark.  The last day, they were to go round the city seven times; and the priests were to blow the trumpets, and the people to shout; and then God said, the walls should fall down, and they should go in, and possess it.

The people believed God, and did all He commanded.  They walked round the walls once each of the six days, carrying the ark, and blowing with the trumpets; and on the seventh day, they walked round seven times, and the priests blew the trumpets, and the people shouted; and then the walls fell down, and they went up and took the city.  But the spies did not forget their promise to Rahab; they went to her house, and brought her out, and all her family, and put them in safety; and then they burnt the city with fire.  All the silver, and gold, and brass, and iron, they saved for the Lord's house; but the Israelites were commanded not to take any thing for themselves.  Jericho was an accursed place, because the people who lived there were so wicked; and therefore, all were to be destroyed.

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