Canaan’s kings hear that the LORD dried up Jordan and lose courage. Israel then renews circumcision for the wilderness-born generation, keeps Passover at Gilgal, and eats the produce of Canaan; the manna stops the next day. Near Jericho, Joshua encounters the captain of the LORD’s host and is told that the ground where he stands is holy.
Canaan’s kings hear that the LORD dried up Jordan and lose courage. Israel then renews circumcision for the wilderness-born generation, keeps Passover at Gilgal, and eats the produce of Canaan; the manna stops the next day. Near Jericho, Joshua encounters the captain of the LORD’s host and is told that the ground where he stands is holy.
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