The Book of Joshua: A Critical and Expository Commentary of the Hebrew Text
Overview
John Lloyd examines the book of Joshua as a literal, prophetic, and spiritual history of the Jewish people. In The Book of Joshua: A Critical and Expository Commentary of the Hebrew Text, he explores the idea of Joshua as an archetype for the coming Messiah—and the journey to the promised land as a mirror for entry to heaven.
Lloyd’s commentary is divided into two parts: the conquest of the land and the division of the land. The verse-by-verse commentary comprises grammatical, exegetical, historical, and ethical notes that mine the depths of this early prophetic work.
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- Discusses grammar and translations of the word choice
- Includes an index of geographical names
- Provides verse-by-verse commentary
- Title: The Book of Joshua: A Critical and Expository Commentary of the Hebrew Text
- Author: John Lloyd
- Publisher: Hodder and Stoughton
- Publication Date: 1886
- Pages: 368