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I say, no, if the Lord ever, ever blesses you with children, to set up these stones, because every time we went on Sunday, every time they didn't verbalize it, but what they were doing was they were pointing to the stones and saying, there's a reason why we're here, because God calls us and gathers us as His people, because He's got something to give us, word and sacrament. So God here is talking about the time where the people remember the covenant that was established in the 12th chapter, the covenant of with Abraham and Sarah that through them is going to come this great nation out of this nation is going to come to the Messiah. And so as the people are in the promised land, as there's the allotment of the land here, we see here that the Israelites, in all of these details as you get in these chapters here of the land allotments, they would have delighted in every single detail. What are the things that should be done back to Joshua chapter 23 again, echoing in verse 6, therefore be very steadfast to observe and do all that's written in the book of the law of Moses, turning aside from it neither to the right nor to the left, obeying God and obeying his word, holding it fast down into verse 8 again, but hold fast to the Lord your God as you have done to this day. Joshua reminds the people of a particular command that Moses had given, a warning that they were not to intermarry, that they were not to worship false gods, because if there was a intermarriage here of different religions, the danger of the purity of God's word increases substantially, and then there can be this kind of melding of the two religions. Joshua then finishes here with a review of God's salvation history, that's in chapter 24, beginning with verse 2, second parts of verse 13, it's really a nice, it's a 30,000-foot look, but it's a very, very nice overview of God's salvation history.

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