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M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 14–15: The inheritance, history, and legacy of the tribe of Judah—especially the Lion of Judah.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 12–13: What it means for Israel to take all of Canaan, but that there remained much more land to possess.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 11: How Yahweh hardens the hearts of Canaanites and commands Israel to devote Canaanites to destruction.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 10: How Yahweh expedited Israel’s conquering of southern Canaan through Adoni-zedek’s attack on Gibeon.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 9: The deception of the Gibeonites, our need for prayer, consequences of sin, and God’s redemption.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 8: Israel’s second battle against Ai and the renewal of the covenant on Mount Gerizim and Mount Ebal.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 7: Achan’s sin, how Yahweh devoted Israel to destruction, and the mediator who removes our wrath.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 6: The commander of the armies of Yahweh, Israel’s battle plan, and Yahweh’s fighting for his people.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 5: Circumcision, rolling back Israel’s reproach, and the final preparations to claim their inheritance.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 4: The twelve memorial stones beyond the Jordan and the signs God uses to remind us of the gospel.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 3: The entrance of Israel into the Promised Land and the value of following the ark of the covenant.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 2: The saving faith of Rahab, the scarlet thread, the Hall of Faith, and the scarlet blood of the cross.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 1: The transition of leadership from Moses to Joshua and his charge to be strong and courageous.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 33–34: The death of Moses and the duties of the priests as mediators for Israel in Moses’s absence.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 32: The song of Moses, the story of Yahweh’s grace toward Israel, and worshiping through song.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 31: That God buries his workmen but carries on his work—even for the death of Moses.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 30: Circumcision of the heart and the work of the Holy Spirit to transform our hearts.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 29: Yahweh’s history of grace toward his people and the warning to watch out for bitterness.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 28: Yahweh’s covenant blessings, his covenant curses, and his covenant-keeping faithfulness.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 27: Writing the law on large stones as a permanent memorial and a new mediator for Israel.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 26: Offering the firstfruits to Yahweh, bringing the third-year tithe, and the law of generosity.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 25: Sex, marriage, child-bearing, and the generational promises that Yahweh made with Abraham.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 24: What the law teaches about predatory loans, paying the wages of day-laborers, and gleaning.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 23: How Yahweh walked in the midst of his people in the tabernacle—and why that requires cleanness.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 22: “General equity” in interpreting the law and extrapolating principles of justice for today.