In Islam, this son of Nun is equated to Abu Bakr for their similar ascents to leadership. This man ordered the deaths of Achan and his family after the failed Battle of Ai because Achan had held onto loot from a previous battle. Along with Caleb, this figure was one of two (*) spies to Canaan who argued for an immediate conquest, which resulted in his being allowed to enter the Promised Land. He marched around a city once a day for six days and seven times on the seventh day before blowing horns, at which point the walls of that city, Jericho, fell. For 10 points, name this post-Moses leader o
In Islam, this son of Nun is equated to Abu Bakr for their similar ascents to leadership. This man ordered the deaths of Achan and his family after the failed Battle of Ai because Achan had held onto loot from a previous battle. Along with Caleb, this figure was one of two (*) spies to Canaan who argued for an immediate conquest, which resulted in his being allowed to enter the Promised Land. He marched around a city once a day for six days and seven times on the seventh day before blowing horns, at which point the walls of that city, Jericho, fell. For 10 points, name this post-Moses leader of the Israelites who conquered Canaan.
In Islam, this son of Nun is equated to Abu Bakr for their similar ascents to leadership.
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