Welcome to the 2BeLikeChrist Bible study series. This series intends to summarize each chapter of the Bible and help readers understand God’s story piece by piece.

The book of Joshua in the Bible recounts the Israelites' conquest of the Promised Land under the leadership of Joshua. Following Moses' death, Joshua leads the people across the Jordan River miraculously, reminiscent of the Red Sea crossing.

The city of Jericho falls after the Israelites, following divine instructions, encircle it, causing its walls to collapse. The conquest continues with victories in Ai, Gibeon, and various regions of the Promised Land.

The conquered land is distributed among the twelve tribes, fulfilling God's promise to Abraham. Cities of refuge are established, and Joshua gathers the people at Shechem for a covenant renewal, urging them to remain faithful to God.

In his farewell address, Joshua recounts God's faithfulness, warns against idolatry, and challenges the people to choose whom they will serve. Key themes include the significance of faith, obedience, covenant, and divine intervention.

The book of Joshua marks a transition from wandering in the wilderness to settling in the Promised Land, establishing the Israelites as a settled nation in the land of Canaan. .