In this study, we see the writer transitioning from encouragement through examples in biblical history, to personal application and personal discipline.

We will see how Israel not only honored the vow to the Gibeonites, but would even go to battle to protect them. We will also look at the miraculous event when the sun stood still while Joshua was in battle with the five kings that came down against Gibeon.

In this study we will finish this chapter in Hebrews. Again we will touch on many more listed in the hall of faith, but in particular we will look closer at the ones whose names aren’t mentioned, but suffered for their faith.

In this study we will specifically focus on how all of these that we are looking at, never saw the fulfillment of God’s promises in their lifetime, but were looking beyond the moment. Having faith for the eternal, the not yet seen.

In this study we will see that Once Achan's sin was exposed and dealt with, the anger of the Lord subsided and He now encourages Joshua and gives him instructions on going into battle with AI.

In this study we will look at Noah, Abraham and Sarah. We will see their faith guided their obedience, knowing God had an eternal plan that they were longing for.