Scripture

Joshua 10

10 passages from 8 books in the Christian Reader library reference Joshua 10.

  1. And again, "I will make your enemies your footstool" (Psalm 110:1). As Joshua dealt with the five kings that were hidden in the cave (Joshua 10:24); he first makes a slaughter of their armies; then he brings them forth and makes the people to set their feet on their necks, and t…

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  2. Luther's prayer recovered Theodorus Vitus of a consumption, after the physicians had given him over for dead. The prayer of the righteous has stopped the sun in its full career (Joshua 10:13). It has divided the waters (Exodus 14:15).

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  3. Objection 3. Some books of the canon of Scripture are lost, as the book of the Wars of God (Numbers 21:14), the book of the Just (Joshua 10:13), the books of Chronicles of the kings of Israel and Judah (1 Kings 14:19), and the books of certain prophets, Nathan, Gad, Iddo, Ahijah…

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  4. It may be objected, the Apostles, Prophets, and others, had a gift to work miracles. Joshua commanded the sun to stand (Joshua 10:12): and Elijah commanded fire to come down from heaven (2 Kings 1). Answer: God never gave to any man power to work and effect a miracle, either med…

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  5. Chapter 27

    from Commentary on Isaiah by John Calvin · cites Joshua 10:10

    For they stick not to belch out glorious titles without any shame at all, albeit the lamentable confusion [2 pages missing] to flight in the valley of Baal-perazim by the pursuit of David (2 Samuel 5:20-25; 1 Chronicles 14:11). Secondly, when the Amorites and other enemies were…

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  6. Chapter 30

    from Commentary on Isaiah by John Calvin · cites Joshua 10:13

    For he says, that the Lord will work far above the order of nature, in this his liberality. We never read that the light of the sun was augmented, unless it were when it stayed itself in the days of Joshua, that he might have leisure to pursue his enemies (Joshua 10:13). Also in…

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  7. Assure yourselves (Christians) there is a day of recompenses for the controversy of Zion coming (Isaiah 34:8), and it is at hand; behold the judge stands before the door (James 5:9). Then vice and wickedness which now appear so daring, so threatening, will be effectually and irr…

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  8. (3.) It is to look with delight and confidence (Isaiah 17:7), as oppressed servants (Psalm 123:1-2). (4.) There is a word that notes to be silent, not to speak, not to move (Joshua 10:12-13): the Sun was silent, it moved not. It notes a godly submission that the soul dare not sp…

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  9. The ox and the donkey being more knowing to their owner, and the swallow and the crane being more discerning of their times, than men are. 2. They so keep their line, that there is more self-denial in their actings, than in man's way: as if fire were not fire, and nature in it d…

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  10. When it is said Christ's enemies shall be made his footstool (Psalm 110:1; Hebrews 10:13), no one will pretend that this means either a cordial submission to Christ, or annihilation. When the captains of Israel put their feet on the necks of the Canaanite kings (Joshua 10:24), a…

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