How was Joshua encouraged and what was he instructed by God to do?
In what respects was the capture of the city to differ from that of Jericho?
Is it to be inferred from this that stratagems of war are lawful? N. B. They are undoubtedly as lawful as war itself is.
Why were so many men employed in this expedition ? N. B. From the ease with which Jericho had fallen into their hands, Joshua and the people were perhaps too sure of uninterrupted success. They were here taught that their utmost efforts were necessary, and the whole force of Israel was to be brought into the field against their enemies.
How many of the enemy fell that day?
What was done with the spoil, and what with the king of Ai?
What did Joshua do on Mount Ebal, and in obedience to what command? Deut. 27. 4—0.
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