Outline of Joshua

C. The saving of Gibeon—9:1-27D. The destruction of all the rest of the nations in the hill country and the lowland west of the Jordan and on all the shore of the Great Sea—10:1-12:24

1. The destruction of Jerusalem, Hebron, Jarmuth, Lachish, and Eglon—10:1-27

2. The destruction of the thirty-one kings of the thirty-one nations in the hill country and the lowland west of the Jordan and of Heshbon under King Sihon and Bashan under King Og east of the Jordan—10:28-12:24

III. Allotting the good land—13:1-22:34A. The land remaining to be possessed—13:1-7B. The land east of the Jordan allotted to the two and a half tribes by Moses—13:8-14:3aC. No land allotted to the tribe of Levi—14:3b-5D. The land allotted to the tribe of Judah—14:6-15:63E. The land allotted to the tribe of Joseph—16:1-17:18

1. From Jericho to Bethel and to the sea—16:1-4

2. The land allotted to the children of Ephraim, the second son of Joseph—16:5-10

3. The land allotted to Manasseh, the firstborn of Joseph—17:1-18

F. The land to be allotted to the rest of the seven tribes—18:1-19:51

1. Joshua's preparations for allotting and dividing the land unto the seven tribes—18:1-10

2. The land allotted to the tribe of Benjamin—18:11-28

3. The land allotted to the tribe of Simeon—19:1-9

4. The land allotted to the tribe of Zebulun—19:10-16

5. The land allotted to the tribe of Issachar—19:17-23

6. The land allotted to the tribe of Asher—19:24-31

7. The land allotted to the tribe of Naphtali—19:32-39

8. The land allotted to the tribe of Dan—19:40-48

9. The inheritance given to Joshua—19:49-51

G. The cities of refuge—20:1-9

1. For the manslayer who kills a person by mistake and unwittingly—vv. 1-6

2. Three in Canaan, west of the Jordan—v. 7

3. Three in the land east of the Jordan—vv. 8-9

H. The cities with their pasture lands allotted to the Levites—21:1-42

1. Claimed by them at Shiloh and given to them by lot—vv. 1-7

2. To the children of Aaron, one of the families of the Kohathites—vv. 8-19

3. To the rest of the children of Kohath—vv. 20-26

4. To the children of Gershon—vv. 27-33

5. To the children of Merari—vv. 34-42

I. The fulfillment of Jehovah's promise to the fathers of Israel—21:43-35J. The return of the tribes of Reuben, Gad, and the half-tribe of Manasseh to their land east of the Jordan—22:1-34IV. Joshua's departure—23:1-24:33A. Joshua's parting word to the elders, heads, judges, and officers of Israel—23:1-16B. Joshua's parting word to all the tribes of Israel with their elders, heads, judges, and officers—24:1-33Outline of Joshua
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1. God's charge, promise, and encouragement to Joshua—vv. 1-9

2. Joshua's charge to the people—vv. 10-15

3. The people's response to Joshua—vv. 16-18

1. Joshua's sending of the two spies—v. 1a

2. Jehovah's providing of Rahab the harlot—vv. 1b-22

3. The two spies' return and report—vv. 23-24

1. The reaction of the kings of the Amorites and the Canaanites—v. 1

2. The circumcision of the new Israel—vv. 2-9

3. The keeping of the Passover—v. 10

4. The eating of the produce of the promised land—vv. 11-12

5. The vision seen by Joshua—vv. 13-15

1. The defeat at Ai—7:1-26

2. The victory over Ai—8:1-29

3. Joshua's recording and reading of the law to the people of Israel—8:30-35