A @Christadelphians Video: **YouTube Video Title:** Key Lessons from Joshua 22, Isaiah 28 & Hebrews 11 (7-Min Bible Study) **Video Description:** A concise yet thought-provoking look at **Joshua 22, Isaiah 28, and Hebrews 11**—packed with timeless truths for your daily walk with God. Perfect for a quick devotional or group discussion! 📖 **Bible Chapters & Themes:** ⛰️ **Joshua 22** – Unity & Faithfulness 🌾 **Isaiah 28** – God’s Warning & Foundation ✝️ **Hebrews 11** – Faith in Action 🔔 **Love Bible studies like this?** Subscribe and turn on notifications to never miss one! 📌 **Timestamps (7-Min Breakdown):** 00:00 - Intro & Overview 01:10 - Joshua 22: Loyalty Tested 02:45 - Isaiah 28: Judgment & Hope 04:30 - Hebrews 11: What Faith Looks Like 06:00 - Final Takeaways 💬 **Which passage spoke to you most?** Let’s discuss in the comments! 📚 **Tags:** Bible study, Joshua 22, Isaiah 28, Hebrews 11, short devotional, Christian teaching, Scripture explained, faith lessons, Old Testament, New Testament Watch, reflect, and grow—in just 7 minutes! 🙌

Joshua 20 speaks of the cities of refuge where the person who had accidentally killed another person is provided asylum until guilt, or innocence is determined. The process of determining innocence, or guilt, is outlined in verses 4-6. Verses 7-8 name the six cities of refuge, three on the western side of Jordan in Canaan and three east of Jordan. The three Western cities are Kedesh, Shechem and Hebron. The three cities to the east are Bezer, Ramoth and Golan. Although not officially a city of refuge Jerusalem was another. Verse 9 restates the purpose of these cities. In the days of Solomon when he gave charge to Shimei we find Solomon treating Jerusalem as a city when Solomon told Shimei that leaving that city would mean Shimei’s life would be forfeited.
Joshua 21 describes the 48 cities of the Levites who were distributed throughout the land to provide access for every Israelite to the teaching of God. The cities are named and their locations given. These cities were surrounded by fields to assist in the support of the Levites..
Verses 43-45 tell us that these cities were established after the Word of the LORD had been fulfilled, after Israel possessed the Promised Land and God’s people had entered their rest. This rest is symbolic of the kingdom rest when all will truly have rest from the effects of sin. The writer to the Hebrews speaks of this in Hebrews 4 verses 9-11. Read slowly, pause and ponder.

A @Christadelphians Video: Video Description:** 🌟 **Discover how to build a meaningful relationship with God in this wonderful introduction to our new series!** Whether you're new to faith or seeking to deepen your connection with the Divine, this talk offers revealing insights and practical steps to grow closer to God. 📖 **Bible Verses Covered:** ✨ John 17:3 – Knowing God ✨ Jeremiah 29:13 – Seeking God wholeheartedly ✨ James 4:8 – Drawing near to God ✨ Matthew 6:33 – Prioritizing God’s kingdom ✨ Psalm 63:1 – Longing for God’s presence ⏳ **Timestamps (Chapters):** 00:00 – Introduction: Why a Relationship with God Matters 05:18 – What Does It Mean to Know God? (John 17:3) 12:45 – The Heart of Seeking God (Jeremiah 29:13) 19:30 – Practical Steps to Draw Near to God (James 4:8) 26:15 – Putting God First in Daily Life (Matthew 6:33) 33:50 – Cultivating a Hunger for God’s Presence (Psalm 63:1) 40:20 – Conclusion: Your Next Steps in Faith 🔔 **Receive notifications** for the next videos in this series by subscribing and clicking the bell icon! 📌 **Tags:** Bible study, relationship with God, Christian living, spiritual growth, faith journey, how to know God, daily devotion, Bible verses, Christian teaching 💬 **Join the conversation!** What does building a relationship with God look like for you? Let us know in the comments below! #Faith #BibleStudy #ChristianLiving #SpiritualGrowth #GodsLove