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  From Promise To Exile

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  Introduction
  Divisions
  Language/Theology/History
  Purpose And Message

  Joshua
  Outline
  Continuation Of Moses’ Mission
  Distribution Of The Promised Land
  Covenant At Shechem; Sending People To Their Inheritances
  Three Burials
  Commentary And Reflection
  Historial Problems
  The Long Day And Miracle
  Covenant
  Hardening The Heart
  The Land
  The Divine Choice Of Israel
  War

  Judges
  Outline
  Reprise Of The Conquest And Settlement Of The Land
  Accounts Of The Judges
  Disintegration Of The Tribes
  Commentary And Reflection
  The Judges
  Absence Of Judges And Kings
  The Israelite Family

  Ruth
  Outline
  Bethlehem To Moab To Bethlehem
  Gleaning In The Field Of Boaz
  Ruth And Boaz Meeting On The Threshing Floor
  Scene At The Gate And Its Sequel

  Samuel-Kings
  Outline
  The Advent Of Kingship In Israel
  David’s Reign
  David’s Final Days; Succession Of Solomon
  Solomon’s Reign
  Revolt By The Northern Tribes Against Rehoboam
  division Of The Kingdom
  Kings Of The Divided Kingdoms
  Judah From The Fall Of The Northern Kingdom To The Babylonian Exile
  Commentary And Reflection
  Saul
  David
  The Temple
  Wisdom
  Prophets And Prophecy

  Additional Info
  Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 and 2 Samuel, and 1 and 2 Kings are known as part of the historical books of the canon. However, in Jewish tradition, except for Ruth, they are labeled as prophetic literature.

  Covering the rise and decline of Israel, Joshua-Kings moves from land, given as promised, to exile, executed by Yahweh because of the infidelity of the people and the unwillingness of the kings to obey the Torah and listen to the prophets. Joshua-Judges discusses land possession without the rule of kings, and Samuel-Kings emphasizes possessing the land under the leadership of monarchies.

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