Sep 17, 2026 · 46 min · 10 segments
Come join us for service! Wednesday Night Bible Study At The Pentecostals Of Dothan.https://linktr.ee/Podothan
Joe PattersonGuest
And why beholdest thou the multitude in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the being that is in thine own eye? Evidently, this person knew that.
how will thou say to thy brother, let me pull the mold out of thine own eye, or thine eye, and behold, the beam is in thine own eye.
He said, thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam that is in thine own eye, and thou shalt see clearly to cast out the beam of thy brother's eye.
And then I just got to Joshua when Moses died, and they were ready to cross the Jordan into the Promised Land.
The time, I'm using Clark's commentary and I'm using the Thompson Chain Reference Bible for these periods of time, but they say the time was in 1451 B.C. It's when they crossed the Jordan going into the Promised Land and then for the next 26 years, according to those time clocks that i just mentioned they fought they fought the enemy and destroyed various countries and cities for 26 years and then they they stopped and started dividing it up into the tribes of israel and uh I'd and I'm not trying to I'm not trying to be negative to Joshua all that he did but I'd like to read what Joshua was last words and talk after the he had conquered the land wouldn't all completely but after you did his job 26 years and I'm I understand understand heads Joshua was And why I understand him is that I knew that when Joshua left Egypt, he was over 20 years old because he and Caleb was the only two that was over 20 years old, made it to the promised land.
And when Joshua took over, he was approximately 60 years old by the 40 years that he had wandered into wilderness.
And when he started talking here in the latter part of Joshua, I'll read a little bit of scripture here.
I'll read chapter 24, and I will begin reading at verse number 13 that Joshua's address.
And like I say, I saw something here that I just thought that just kind of stung me a little bit.
Verse 13, he says, and I have given to you the land from which you did no labor, or not labor, and the cities which you built not, and you dwell in them, vineyards and olive yards, which you planted not.
Now therefore, fear the Lord, and serve him with your sincerity, and with truth, and put away the gods, You've been collecting gods.
And why beholdest thou the multitude in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the being that is in thine own eye? Evidently, this person knew that.
how will thou say to thy brother, let me pull the mold out of thine own eye, or thine eye, and behold, the beam is in thine own eye.
He said, thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam that is in thine own eye, and thou shalt see clearly to cast out the beam of thy brother's eye.
And then I just got to Joshua when Moses died, and they were ready to cross the Jordan into the Promised Land.
The time, I'm using Clark's commentary and I'm using the Thompson Chain Reference Bible for these periods of time, but they say the time was in 1451 B.C. It's when they crossed the Jordan going into the Promised Land and then for the next 26 years, according to those time clocks that i just mentioned they fought they fought the enemy and destroyed various countries and cities for 26 years and then they they stopped and started dividing it up into the tribes of israel and uh I'd and I'm not trying to I'm not trying to be negative to Joshua all that he did but I'd like to read what Joshua was last words and talk after the he had conquered the land wouldn't all completely but after you did his job 26 years and I'm I understand understand heads Joshua was And why I understand him is that I knew that when Joshua left Egypt, he was over 20 years old because he and Caleb was the only two that was over 20 years old, made it to the promised land.
And when Joshua took over, he was approximately 60 years old by the 40 years that he had wandered into wilderness.
And when he started talking here in the latter part of Joshua, I'll read a little bit of scripture here.
I'll read chapter 24, and I will begin reading at verse number 13 that Joshua's address.
And like I say, I saw something here that I just thought that just kind of stung me a little bit.
Verse 13, he says, and I have given to you the land from which you did no labor, or not labor, and the cities which you built not, and you dwell in them, vineyards and olive yards, which you planted not.
Now therefore, fear the Lord, and serve him with your sincerity, and with truth, and put away the gods, You've been collecting gods.
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