In the first chapter of this book, God commands "be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest." It describes a near war that is averted when one side explains that a great altar was merely built as a model to show their children. In this book, a petty thief is stoned to death with his whole family after being blamed for the death of thirty-six men. An angel carrying a sword commands its title character to remove his shoes. Other events related in this book include a hailstorm that destroys Azekah, a prostitute name
In the first chapter of this book, God commands "be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest." It describes a near war that is averted when one side explains that a great altar was merely built as a model to show their children. In this book, a petty thief is stoned to death with his whole family after being blamed for the death of thirty-six men. An angel carrying a sword commands its title character to remove his shoes. Other events related in this book include a hailstorm that destroys Azekah, a prostitute named (*) Rahab aiding a pair of spies, and God heeding the title man when asks that the sun be halted for a day. For 10 points, name this book whose title character sacks the cities of Canaan after succeeding Moses as leader of the Israelites.
In the first chapter of this book, God commands "be not afraid,
Book of Joshua