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The book of Joshua begins by introducing Joshua as the leader of the Israelites (Joshua 1). God commands the people to conquer the surrounding nations of the Promised Land. Although they were able to make some progression, such as the conquering of Jericho, they did not complete everything they were told. As Joshua passes away, Judah becomes the leader of Israel (Judges 1). After this period of time, the Israelites turn into their evil temptations as they were tempted by the surrounding nations. God became extremely angry by their works, and decided to punish them for their actions. As the Israelites were being punished, they surrendered before the Lord and confessed their sin, and the Lord brought them numerous judges to deliver them from

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