In Joshua 3-5:1-12, Joshua leads the Israelites to the brink of the Jordan River, miraculously parting the waters so they can cross into the promised land on dry ground, mirroring Moses' Red Sea miracle. As they enter the land of Canaan, the Israelites commemorate their crossing by setting up twelve stones from the riverbed. Upon crossing, they celebrate the Passover and the miraculous manna from heaven ceases, marking a new chapter of self-sustenance in a fertile land.
Will Joshua and the Israelites succeed in conquering Canaan now that they are no longer sustained by manna but must rely on the land itself?
In Luke 22:1-38, the scene is set for a pivotal moment in Christian history: the Last Supper. Jesus, aware of His impending betrayal, shares a final meal with His disciples, introducing the sacrament of Communion and identifying Judas as His betrayer. Amidst the tension, He also gives a powerful directive on servitude and prophecy about Peter's denial before the rooster crows.
As the night unfolds, will the disciples grasp the full magnitude of Jesus' words and the trials they are about to face?
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