Reformation Orthodox Presbyterian Church

Having recorded the kings that Joshua slew by the sword, brought their cities to destruction, and made way for the people of God to dwell in the land. The job was not yet finished, there was work left to be done, but what a start we find in the first twelve chapters of Joshua- The Lord has promised not only victory, but He allots land for each of the tribes that those who have fought might live, thrive, and delight in the good gifts which God gave, and they fourth for, and continue to fight for in order to bring about the fullness of God's covenant promises. There is something glorious here that is a timeless principle for the Church then and now. Firstly, that chosen man begins and makes possible the great work of taking dominion, that the work does not end until the fullness of Christ's kingdom has been established, and finally that the saints of God will experience their inheritance as spoils of the their worship and warfare.