Bible O.C.Q.A.R.* [Joshua Edition]

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Joshua 1:1-18

I. Introduction

   A. Background of the Book of Joshua

   B. Context of Chapter 1


II. The Charge to Joshua

   A. God's command to Joshua (Joshua 1:1-5)

   B. Promises and encouragement given to Joshua (Joshua 1:6-9)

   C. Joshua's responsibility as the new leader (Joshua 1:10-11)


III. Preparation for Conquest

   A. Instructions to observe and follow the law (Joshua 1:7-8)

   B. Command to be strong and courageous (Joshua 1:6, 9, 18)

   C. God's presence and assurance (Joshua 1:5, 9)


IV. Joshua's Leadership

   A. Joshua's communication with the people (Joshua 1:12-15)

   B. Response and commitment of the people (Joshua 1:16-18)

   C. Joshua's relationship with God (Joshua 1:1-9)


V. Conclusion

   A. Recap of key points in Joshua Chapter 1

   B. Application to our lives today

   C. Prayer and reflection


Note: This study outline provides a basic structure to explore the main themes and messages in Joshua Chapter 1. Scripture links have been added to help locate the relevant passages. It can be customized and expanded based on individual or group study needs.


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