Joshua

Joshua is an ancient narrative that tracks Israel’s transition from wandering nomads to a settled nation. Traditionally attributed to Joshua himself, most scholars believe it was compiled later from eyewitness records to explain how Israel gained their homeland and why keeping their identity depended on their integrity.

For the modern reader, this book is a raw and often uncomfortable look at transition, leadership, and the ethical dilemmas of holy war. It forces us to ask: What do we do when our biggest dreams finally become a reality, and what does it cost to keep them?