About Yehoshua

What does Yehoshua mean?

God is deliverance

Description about Yehoshua

Joshua was Moses' aide and successor. He was one of the twelve spies sent to scout the Land of Israel and one of only two who returned with a positive and empowering report, thus revealing his complete faith in God (Numbers 13-14). Joshua led the nation of Israel from the wilderness into Israel, conquering the land and settling the nation. He is not only remembered for his role in war, but for his spiritual leadership as well.

Loyalty, bravery, strength, studiousness, responsibility

Where is Yehoshua in the Bible?

Exodus 17:8 - Deuteronomy 34:9, The Book of Joshua

What did Yehoshua do in the Bible?

Joshua was Moses’ loyal assistant. He was entrusted to lead the Children of Israel in a successful war against the tribe of Amalek. Moses changed his name from Hosea to Joshua before he set out on the mission of the spies in order to infuse him with extra spiritual power. Joshua ultimately led the Children of Israel in the conquering of the Land of Israel from the Canaanite tribes. He also supervised the apportioning of the Land of Israel to the 12 Tribes. He married Rahab after she converted.

What does the Bible say about Yehoshua?

Loyal, Brave