Another wonderful lesson!!! Consecration precedes conquering.Thank you for your commitment to teaching us. God bless you and yours.

Great Teaching.❤

Good afternoon all

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Thanks for teaching Teacher!

Thanks again for a well taught lesson. I learn so much from these lesson reviews. God bless and keep you. 💒🙌🙏👏

Praise the Lord for your awesome teaching

Amen

Love this great explanation of the lesson each week! Wonderful resource and I am praying for your ministry!

Enjoyed the lesson. Thank you for the visual of the arrangement of the army, priests with trumoets and priests carrying the ark, and rearguard. Enjoyed the sacred sucesses.

I enjoy your presentation of the lesson Thanks

The way in was literally paved when the walls came down flat 👏🏾✝️

Awesome lesson!

Thanks!

RITS! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️Running In The Spirit!

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Amazing Lesson 🙌🏼🔥 God's choice blessings sir!

I'm on God side

I had to come back and watch this video a 2nd time because Holy Spirit kept stirring in me the piece between 10:00-13:00 where he talks about consecration. He said, "Sometimes when we are approaching our next season in the Lord some acts of consecration that we will encounter may be temporary and some may be permanent, when the Lord will tell you not to just sacrifice something for a season, but to eliminate it altogether." Permanent Consecration. 🌺Dee Richardson

Thank you for another amazing and power filled lesson. With obedience and consecration, Victory is ours! And I thank God for faith because what the eyes see can sometimes cause doubt, but belief and faith are so much more powerful...Amen and Be Blessed.

Good afternoon. May God bless everyone

As always, I learn so much about God's Word through your teaching Pastor Lewis. Thank God for you and God bless you for your faithfulness.

I study during the week, and I listen to you teach on Friday. Your teaching has enriched my studying and teaching. I appreciate your love of God's Holy Word. God bless you for your faithfulness.

Always a Blessing Elder ❤️ love the lesson thank you for the talking points keeps us searching deeper ! 🙏🏾

Praise God for this Beautiful Lesson.God Bless and Keep Elder Lewis.🙏🏾

Always excited and enriched by your teaching my brother - Keep allowing God to work through you!

Well done thy good and faithful servant, from Oakland, CA!

Grace and Peace Man Of God

Greetings, Dr Rodney Jones sent me❤

I’m so proud of you and I’m so excited!! To join the premiere this afternoon!

To understand and appreciate how Rahab's house survived the event in Joshua 6, first it should be recognized that the wall's fate to "fall down flat" (Joshua 6:5d) was a miracle. And second, to grasp the wall's fate within the context of the narrative, it is necessary to understand the Hebrew word "tachath" in Joshua, which is given in English as "flat".The home of Rahab the harlot was collocated in the wall of Jericho (Josh 2:15), and her home also opened to the top of the city wall, where she had hid the spies (Josh 2:8). The spies commanded her to stay in her home when the conquest of the city was to occur (Josh 2:19). In other words, she and her household survived notwithstanding that Rehab's residence was built inside the wall. The text does not mention that she or her family suffered from the collapse or implosion of the wall. What is mentioned is that the fatalities in the city that ensued were by the swords of the Israelites (Josh 6:21), and therefore not from collapsing walls. In other words, the wall collapsed so as to allow entrée to the Israelites, who, in turn, killed the inhabitants, plundered, and then burned the city. Thus the complete destruction of the city wall is not mentioned, but instead the complete destruction of the city itself (through subsequent plunder, killing of the people, and burning). In other words, what is not mentioned in the text is that the walls had been destroyed in toto. Rahab and her family escaped unscathed notwithstanding that they were hidden inside the city wall. The Hebrew text in Joshua 6:20 also mentions the adverb נֶגֶד (neh'-ghed ), which means what is "straight ahead" or opposite you. After the collapse of the wall, the Israelites proceeded "straight ahead" to the part of the wall in front of them that collapsed. Thus the adverbial implication is that wall "in front of their face" collapsed. So what is not mentioned is that the entire wall circling the city had collapsed, but instead what collapsed was that portion of the wall "straight ahead" of them that had allowed entrée to the Israelites to kill, plunder, and then to burn the city. (People dying from collapsing walls is not mentioned.) To understand and appreciate how Rahab's house survived the event in Joshua 6, first it should be recognized that the wall's fate to "fall down flat" (Joshua 6:5d) was a miracle. And second, to grasp the wall's fate within the context of the narrative, it is necessary to understand the Hebrew word "tachath" in Joshua, which is given in English as "flat". Thus the wall sunk, to God's desired depth, in order to leave enough of the wall visible as a memorial of the miracle. The memorial is supported by four environmental circumstances: 1. the wall's falling down flat did not damage the houses, even the houses in, on top, and against the wall. 2. the wall's falling down flat did not cause rocks and debris to roll down the hill into the Israelites. 3. the wall's falling down flat did not form a choking, blinding cloud of dust. 4. the wall's falling down flat did not hinder the Israelites from immediately running up the hill into the city and going through the streets and houses during their first herem [aggressive behavior that displayed their obedience to God's command to claim the promise land]. It was the first environmental circumstance that enabled Rahab's house to survive the wall's falling down flat.

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Do you think God told them to take their shoes off at times bc it could have had something to do with the material or the process by which the shoes were made? Ive wondered this for some time. Even with Moses and the mountain experience. Animals were killed, blood, dead carcasses. God is Holy. Just wondering.

How does it work on this Canva app can you walk me through it. I’m not sure how to work on this.