In Joshua 3-4, we find the account of Israel’s entrance into the Promised Land. For the ancient Hebrews to leave the wilderness and enter into the land promised to their forefather Abraham, they needed to first cross the Jordan River. This would be no small feat, as the river could be both wide and relatively deep in places. When you think about how many Israelites were with Joshua and Caleb (Scripture identifies more than 600,000 men; including women and children, […]