Joshua 3
Darby Translation · 17 verses
Darby's Synopsis
And now the people are to enter the promised land; but how enter it? For Jordan, with its flood at the highest, lay as a barrier before the people of God, guarding the territory of those that oppose their hopes. Now Jordan represents death, but death looked at rather as the end of human life, and the token of the enemy's power, than as the fruit and testimony of the just judgment of God.
Study resources for this chapter
Commentary and exposition
- Crossing the JordanPDF, 8 pages
H. H. Snell, Crossing the Jordan
- Joshua 3PDF, 5 pages
H. L. Rossier, Meditations on the Book of Joshua
- Chapter 6: Joshua 3:9-17; 4:1-10PDF, 6 pages
W. T. Turpin, The Salvation of Jehovah
Bible studies
- A Message from Joshua 3PDF, 5 pages
Assembly ministry
- A Study in Joshua 3:1–10PDF, 6 pages
Assembly ministry · Joshua 3:1–10
- Joshua 3:9–17 — The Living God Is Among YouPDF, 4 pages
Assembly ministry · Joshua 3:9–17
Ministry meetings
- Rahab’s Faith, Window, and Household — December 8, 2024PDF, 5 pages
Assembly ministry, December 8, 2024 · Joshua 2:1–21; 6:21–25; 1 John 5:1–5, 19–21; 1 Corinthians 10:7, 14
Text: J. N. Darby, The Holy Scriptures: A New Translation from the Original Languages, public domain. Emphasized words are Darby's own. Provenance on the sources page.