Sermon Detours To The Promised Land Youtube A second detour to entering the promised land was do things your way, not god's way. israel went ahead and did things their way, not god's way. if you want to get detoured from the promised land, do things your way. the life of a christian is about doing things god's way, not man's way, about doing things god's way, not my way. Joshua 1:1 10. 1 after the death of moses the servant of the lord, the lord said to joshua son of nun, moses’ minister, 2 moses my servant is dead. so now arise [take his place], go over this jordan, you and all this people, into the land which i am giving to them, the israelites. 3 every place upon which the sole of your foot shall tread.
Detours To The Promise Land вђ Holy Wild Ministries Sermon points: 1. god uses detours as part of his design for our lives. • moses is on a detour in the wilderness for forty years (numbers 32:13). • abraham is on a detour for twenty five years while he waits for god to give him an heir (genesis 12:1 4; 21:1 8). • the apostle paul goes on a three year detour in the. But i want you to know tonight that we, as a people, will get to the promised land.000000000000000000000000000 promised land map showing the borders of the promised land, based on the bible. (numbers 34, ezekiel 47). map showing one interpretation of the borders of the promised land, based on god's promise to abraham (genesis 15). Given on sep 14, 2024 by craig scott listen. mp3 audio (39.37 mb) the possession of the “promised land” as an enduring inheritance passed from generation to generation is an object lesson about the permanence (and the conditions) of our eternal inheritance ahead. when god's people will be given life itself as a permanent possession. A. the tribes of reuben, gad, and manasseh saw the land on the east side of the jordan around gilead (v. 1) and decided this was a good place for them and their livestock (v. 4). numbers 32:1, 4 5 b. they did not want to enter into the promised land (v. 5). this area, to them, was “close enough!” preparing to enter the “promised land” 1.
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