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James Jacques Tissot (in the Jewish Museum, New York)

Joshua in the time of Moses

• Joshua
• Achan and Joshua
• The Grapes of Canaan (spies included Joshua and Caleb)
• Moses Blesses Joshua before the High Priest. Another.
• Moses and Joshua in the Tabernacle

Book of Joshua

• Joshua and the Angel
• The Ark Passes Over Jordan
• The Harlot of Jericho and the Two Spies
• The Flight of the Spies
• The Seven Trumpets of Jericho
• The Taking of Jericho
• Ai is Taken by Joshua
• Achan and Joshua (Joshua 7:20)
• Achan and His Family Stoned to Death
• Joshua Destroys the Giants
• Joshua and the Five Kings
• Israel tramples on the kings (Joshua 10:25)

Book of Judges

• Deborah Beneath the Palm Tree
• Jael Smote Sisera, and Slew Him
• Jael Shows to Barak, Sisera Lying Dead
• Jephthah's Daughter
• Samson Eats the Honey
• Samson Puts Forth a Riddle
• Samson Slays a Thousand Men
• Sampson puts foxes in the grainfields
• Samson Pulls Down the Pillars
• The idols of Dan (Judges 18:18)
• Israel's vow of vengeance (Judges 20:8)
• The ambush against Benjamin (Judges 20:33)
• Othniel (Judges 3:9)
• Adoni-Bezek - Judges 1:7

Painting and artwork of Gideon

BW reproductions from books

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