Today's Reading | June 8, 2026
Joshua 1:1–18
Introduction Joshua 1:1–18: The book of Joshua is the story of how the Israelites entered Canaan under the leadership of Joshua, the successor to Moses. In today’s reading, Joshua is assured that the LORD will be with him as the people prepare to occupy the land that God had promised to their ancestors. Today’s Key Verse: Joshua 1:9b GNT “Do…
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