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						<description><![CDATA[Read Joshua 1:1-4            As we start the book of Joshua today, we see the call to him from God to now put him in charge after the death of Moses. These words from God are significant because the call is to go. Joshua must now lead Israel into the promised Land. This is affirmation of the original promise to Abraham showing God has not forgotten his promise. God gives the boundaries once again ...]]></description>
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