Taste & See: Discerning Issachar
Issachar, with a fighting male census of 64,300, was the third most populous tribe in Israel. […]
Taste & See: Zebulun In War & Peace
Zebulun, numbering 240,000 fighting men, was nevertheless given one of the smallest regions. […]
Taste & See: So Sad Simeon
The NT Jacob reminds us, “the wrath of man does not produce the righteousness of God” (Jas 1:20). […]
Taste & See: Feisty Little Benjamin
Benjamin, the younger brother of Joseph, was last in line with eleven big, blustery siblings. […]
Taste & See: Neglecting The Inheritance
After a seven-year war, “the land was subdued” (Jos 18:1) so the tabernacle was set up at Shiloh. […]
Taste & See: Joseph’s Boys
“That the purpose of God according to election might stand, not of works but of Him who calls” (Rom 9:11). […]
Taste & See: The Territory For The Royal Tribe
Not interested? It happens to be the most important real estate anywhere on planet Earth! […]
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Taste & See: Inheritance By Lot
How ironic: “This is the heir. Come, let us kill him, that the inheritance may be ours” (Lk 20:14). […]
Taste & See: Lord Caleb Of Hebron
As Willie McVey put it, “Woe betide any son of Anak who crossed Caleb’s path that day!” […]