- 1 Joshua 1 Α′ The Lord commissions Joshua to cross the Jordan, keep the law, and lead Israel into the promised land. PDF
- 2 Joshua 2 Β′ Rahab shelters the spies, confesses the Lord's gift of the land, and secures mercy for her house. PDF
- 3 Joshua 3 Γ′ The ark leads Israel through the Jordan on dry ground, proving that the living God is among them. PDF
- 4 Joshua 4 Δ′ Twelve stones memorialize the crossing so Israel and the nations remember the Lord's mighty hand. PDF
- 5 Joshua 5 Ε′ Circumcision, Passover, and the commander of the Lord's army mark Israel's consecrated entry into the land. PDF
- 6 Joshua 6 Ϛ′ Jericho falls by the Lord's command, while Rahab's house is spared within the doomed city. PDF
- 7 Joshua 7 Ζ′ Achan's trespass brings defeat at Ai until hidden sin is exposed and purged from Israel. PDF
- 8 Joshua 8 Η′ The Lord gives Ai to Israel by ambush, then Joshua renews the law on the mountain. PDF
- 9 Joshua 9 Θ′ Gibeon's deception secures peace because Israel judges by appearance without inquiring of the Lord. PDF
- 10 Joshua 10 Ι′ The Lord routs the southern kings with hail and a halted sun as Joshua secures victory for Israel. PDF
- 11 Joshua 11 ΙΑ′ Hazor and the northern coalition fall before Joshua, and the land begins to rest from war. PDF
- 12 Joshua 12 ΙΒ′ The conquered kings east and west of the Jordan stand as a memorial to the Lord's victory. PDF
- 13 Joshua 13 ΙΓ′ Though much land remains, Joshua begins allotting the inheritance and recounts the Transjordan grants. PDF
- 14 Joshua 14 ΙΔ′ Caleb claims Hebron in old age because he followed the Lord wholeheartedly. PDF
- 15 Joshua 15 ΙΕ′ Judah receives its broad inheritance, with Caleb's household and Jerusalem's unfinished conquest in view. PDF
- 16 Joshua 16 ΙϚ′ Ephraim receives its allotment, yet Gezer's Canaanites remain within the land. PDF
- 17 Joshua 17 ΙΖ′ Manasseh's inheritance is settled, and Joseph's tribes are told to clear the hill country and press the Canaanites. PDF
- 18 Joshua 18 ΙΗ′ At Shiloh Joshua surveys and divides the remaining land, and Benjamin receives its lot. PDF
- 19 Joshua 19 ΙΘ′ The final tribal allotments are cast at Shiloh, and Joshua receives his own inheritance. PDF
- 20 Joshua 20 Κ′ Cities of refuge are set apart so the manslayer can flee from vengeance and receive judgment. PDF
- 21 Joshua 21 ΚΑ′ The Levites receive their cities, and the Lord fulfills every good word spoken to Israel. PDF
- 22 Joshua 22 ΚΒ′ The eastern tribes build a witness altar, and covenant crisis turns into renewed unity before the Lord. PDF
- 23 Joshua 23 ΚΓ′ Joshua's farewell warns Israel to cling to the Lord and not turn toward the nations left in the land. PDF
- 24 Joshua 24 ΚΔ′ Joshua renews the covenant, calls Israel to choose the Lord, and closes with burial and witness. PDF