Faith at Jericho Hebrews 11:30–31
After 400 years in Egyptian captivity, the Israelites prepared to enter the Promised Land. The Lord commanded Moses to send one representative from each of the 12 tribes to search out the land of Canaan. Ten of the spies returned with a bad report and plunged the nation into sin: “We are not able to go up against the people, for they are stronger than we...and we were like grasshoppers in our owGet More Articles—Subscribe Today!
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This is for Brother David Levy.
I enjoyed reading your 2011 Faith at Jericho article. I also have your excellent book on the Tabernacle and Offerings in my library.
I am wondering if you think the Tent of Meeting mentioned in Exodus 33 where Moses and Joshua are located outside the camp during the crisis – was that tent used only on that occasion? Once the Tabernacle was constructed – did the other tent become redundant?
My wife and I visited Israel and Jordan several years ago with a group of other believers organized by Brian Good, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Thanks.
Peter Ramsay