The Book of Joshua is the sixth book in the Old Testament of the Bible, written by Joshua himself, except for certain passages concerning his death. It recounts the conquest of Canaan by the Israelites under Joshua’s leadership, fulfilling God’s promises to the patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The book emphasizes God’s faithfulness and the Israelites’ obedience to His commandments, culminating in the division of the land among the twelve tribes. Joshua’s name means “Yahweh saves,” and it is believed to correspond to the name of Jesus in the New Testament.
- January 18 = Chapter 1
- January 25 = Chapter 2
- February 8 = Chapter 3
- February 15 = Chapter 4
- February 22 = Chapter 5
- March 1 = Chapter 6
- March 8 = Chapter 7
- March 15 = Chapter 8
- March 29 = Chapter 9
- April 19 = Chapter 10
- April 26 = Chapter 11
- May 3 = Chapter 12
- May 10 = Chapter 13
- May 17 = Chapter 17
- May 24 = Chapter 24
- May 31 = Chapter 16
- June 7 = Chapter 17
- June 21 = Chapter 18
- June 28 = Chapter 19
- July 5 = Chapter 20
- July 12 = Chapter 21
- July 19 = Chapter 22
- July 26 = Chapter 23
- August 2 = Chapter 24