Apr 30 2020 19 mins 15
In Joshua chapters 19 to 21, the remaining seven tribes of Israel receive their inheritance of land, divvied up by Joshua under God's guidance. The Levites, who have no land of their own, are granted specific towns and pastures within these allocations, ensuring their care by the other tribes. Amidst these distributions, how will the Levites maintain their spiritual duties without a land to call their own? In John 2:1-25, Jesus performs his first public miracle at a wedding in Cana, turning water into wine, astonishing the guests and revealing his divine authority. The narrative then shifts to Jesus cleansing the Temple in Jerusalem, driving out merchants and money changers, asserting his zeal for his Father's house. How will these bold actions affect Jesus' relationship with the religious leaders and the people around him?
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Joshua 19
Joshua 20
Joshua 21:1-19
John 2: 1-25
Psalm 54: 1-7
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