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Key Events: Key Historical Events Of The Bible

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Conquest

After travelling from Egypt to what became present day Israel, the people are ready to enter the land God has promised them. Here Moses begins his farewell speech for the people. He challenges the people, appoints Joshua as his successor, and challenges Joshua as well. We can see the challenge of leadership; the knowledge of the right thing to do and communicating that to others. Without a leader, it is difficult for people to stay the course. Leadership for Moses has been the blessing of influencing people in positive ways along with the burden of seeing his followers fail and knowing they will fail in the future.

Everyone leads at some level and is faced with the same issues as Moses. How do we instill the right vision and values in the people we lead? If we can somehow get them to a good place, will they stay there? Who can carry the vision forward when we are no longer able? For any leader, trusting God for the outcome is still required. We can never rely solely on our own ability to lead because we will never have total control.

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Key Events: Key Historical Events Of The Bible

This reading plan will provide an overview of the key historical events that are told about in the Bible. All of the Bible was written in the midst of real people’s lives in specific time periods. Understanding these events will help Bible readers understand all of the Bible better.

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