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God's Charge, Promise, and Encouragement to Joshua
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Possessing the Land of Canaan by Defeating the Satanic Forces
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Crossing the Jordan River and Being Prepared for Battle
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The Need for God's People to Seek the Lord's Direction and Have the Lord's Presence to Display His Victory for the Building Up of His Body and the Spreading of His Kingdom
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The Produce of the Land of Canaan and the Intrinsic Significance of the Allotment of the Good Land
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The Intrinsic Significance of the Book of Judges and the Apostasy of Israel in the Worshipping of God
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God's Raising Up of Deborah as a Judge of Israel and as a Mother in Israel Who Practiced the Female Submission to the Man in Order to Keep God's Ordination and Bring All of Israel into a Proper Order under God's Kingship and Headship
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The Intrinsic Significance of Gideon as God's Valiant Warrior
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The Children of Israel Not Having a King and Everyone Doing What Was Right in His Own Eyes
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Ruth's Choosing for Her Goal, Exercising Her Right, Seeking for Her Rest, and Receiving a Reward for God's Economy
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Boaz and Ruth Typifying Christ and the Church
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Taking the Way of Life in the Lord's Recovery
