A Job Well Done

(Joshua 1:1-6; 11:16-19, 21-23)

Lesson 1 -- third quarter 2011
June 5, 2011

by Mark Roth
© Copyright 2011

Personalize the Scripture

Do I believe the promise of God's presence and power for doing God's bidding?

Do I believe God will do as He says when He gives me a job to do?

"Every place that the sole of your foot shall tread upon" -- how much faith and effort am I willing to expend in order to achieve the conquest God promises?

Am I prone to stop the conquest before the job is done, so long as I've gained enough to satisfy myself?

"I will not fail thee, nor forsake thee" -- if I believed God were saying that to me, what part of my divine job would I assume I couldn't do?

"Do according to all...which my servant commanded thee" -- will I exercise the strength and courage to follow through with such a divine charge?

With which of God's adversaries am I content to make peace?

Which portions of God's promised inheritance am I willing to leave unclaimed?

From My Archives

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This concludes my comments based on the passage for the International Bible Study. To read my comments on the alternate lesson developed by Christian Light Publications, click here: The Consequences of Abandoning Truth.

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