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Joshua 22:1 - 24:33

• Eastern tribes return home after fulfilling their duty in conquest and receive Joshua's blessing.
• Joshua renews covenant at Shechem, recounts God's faithfulness, and challenges Israel to serve the Lord alone.

Luke 19:45-48

• Jesus cleanses the temple by driving out merchants and declares it a house of prayer.
• Religious leaders plot against him while people eagerly listen to his daily teaching.

John 12:20-50

• Greeks seek Jesus; he speaks of his impending death as a grain of wheat and calls for belief.
• Many leaders believe but fear Pharisees; Jesus warns of judgment and offers light to believers.

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Joshua 20:1 - 21:45

- Six cities of refuge are designated for accidental killers across the tribes.

- Forty-eight cities with suburbs are given to the Levites, fulfilling all of God's land promises.

Matthew 21:10-19

- Jesus cleanses the temple, driving out sellers and quoting scripture on prayer.

- He curses a barren fig tree, which withers, symbolizing judgment.

Mark 11:12-18

- Jesus curses a fruitless fig tree on the way to Jerusalem.

- He drives merchants from the temple, teaching it should be a house of prayer, astonishing the crowd.

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Joshua 18:1 - 19:51

- The tabernacle is set up at Shiloh and the remaining seven tribes receive land by lot.

- The inheritances of Benjamin, Simeon, Zebulun, Issachar, Asher, Naphtali, and Dan are assigned, with Joshua receiving Timnath Serah.

Luke 19:28-44

- Jesus enters Jerusalem on a colt amid praise, fulfilling prophecy as King.

- He weeps over the city, foretelling its destruction for not recognizing the time of visitation.

John 12:12-19

- Crowds welcome Jesus with palm branches, crying Hosanna and blessing the King of Israel.

- The Pharisees note the world has gone after him, as even Greeks seek to see Jesus.

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Joshua 15:1 - 17:18

- The borders and towns of Judah's inheritance are detailed from the south to the north.

- Ephraim and half of Manasseh receive their portions, with some Canaanites remaining in the land.

Mark 11:1-11

- Jesus rides a colt into Jerusalem as crowds shout Hosanna and spread garments.

- He enters the temple, looks around, then returns to Bethany for the night.

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Joshua 13:8 - 14:15

- The eastern tribes receive their inheritance east of the Jordan while Joshua oversees the remaining land divisions west of the river.

- Caleb boldly claims Hebron as his inheritance due to his faithfulness, and Joshua grants it to him.

John 11:55 - 12:11

- Many travel to Jerusalem for Passover purification while chief priests plot to kill both Jesus and Lazarus.

- Mary anoints Jesus with costly perfume at Bethany as Judas objects and the crowd seeks to see the raised Lazarus.

Matthew 21:1-9

- Jesus rides a donkey into Jerusalem fulfilling prophecy as crowds spread cloaks and branches shouting Hosanna.

- The city stirs with excitement recognizing him as the prophet from Nazareth while he enters as King.

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Joshua 11:1 - 13:7

- Northern kings form a massive coalition against Israel with vast armies, horses, and chariots at the Waters of Merom.

- Joshua obeys God's command, defeats them completely, burns Hazor, and takes the northern land as inheritance begins.

Luke 18:35 - 19:27

- A blind beggar near Jericho persistently calls to Jesus as Son of David, receives sight through faith, and follows him.

- Jesus visits Zacchaeus who repents and gives generously; then Jesus tells a parable about faithful service while awaiting the king's return.

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Joshua 9:1 - 10:43

• Gibeonites deceive Israel into a treaty, later defended against five kings' attack.
• God fights for Israel with hailstones and extended daylight as Joshua conquers southern cities.

Mark 10:35-52

• James and John request seats of honor beside Jesus, who teaches that true greatness is servanthood.
• Jesus heals blind Bartimaeus near Jericho as the crowd follows toward Jerusalem.

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Joshua 7:1 - 8:35

• Achan's sin causes defeat at Ai until he is identified and punished, then Ai is conquered.
• Joshua renews the covenant by reading the law on Mounts Ebal and Gerizim.

Mark 10:32-34

• Jesus leads toward Jerusalem, again foretelling His betrayal, condemnation, death, and resurrection.
• The disciples are amazed and afraid as they follow.

Luke 18:31-34

• Jesus privately tells the twelve of coming events in Jerusalem including betrayal and rising on third day.
• The disciples do not understand the words, which are hidden from them.

Matthew 20:20-28

• The mother of James and John requests places of honor for her sons in the kingdom.
• Jesus teaches that greatness means serving others, modeling His own sacrificial life.