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Josh. 23:1–16 The next generation of leaders is charged in terms echoing the charge to Joshua in ch. 1.
Josh. 23:1 A long time afterward. Probably more than 25 years has elapsed since Israel first crossed the Jordan into the land.
Josh. 23:4–5 I have allotted . . . those nations that remain. Joshua reminds Israel’s leaders of the Lord’s promise to drive . . . out the remaining peoples and their own responsibility to possess their land (see 13:1).
Josh. 23:7–8 Allegiance to the gods of other nations continued to be the primary threat Israel faced while living among (mix with) the nations (compare Ps. 106:34–39).
Josh. 23:15–16 Key Mosaic descriptions of blessings and curses are in Lev. 26:14–46 and Deut. 28:15–68.
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