JOSHUA (Annotated Edition): And the Land of Promise
About this ebook
Discover how crossing the Jordan symbolizes dying to self and rising to new life in Christ. Watch Jericho's walls fall as a reminder that faith topples strongholds of sin. Learn from defeats like Ai that hidden disobedience hinders progress, and celebrate the rest of Canaan as God's promise of peace amid life's storms.
Updated for today's readers with modern language, ESV Bible references, and fresh insights, this classic devotional retains Meyer's warm, encouraging style. Boldly claim your spiritual inheritance—victory over enemies, fellowship with God, and the Holy Spirit's power for daily living. As Meyer declares, “We can do all things through him who strengthens us” (Philippians 4:13).
Perfect for personal study or group discussion, this book will inspire you to follow God wholeheartedly and possess the abundant life He promises.
About the author
Frederick Brotherton Meyer (1847–1929) was a respected pastor, Bible expositor, and author whose writings stirred generations toward deeper faith and devotion. A graduate of the University of London and Regent's Park College, Meyer served in prominent Baptist churches throughout England and became a leading figure in the evangelical movement of his day. Known for his powerful preaching and practical insights into Scripture, Meyer authored over 75 works, including biographies of key biblical figures such as Moses, Abraham, and Paul. His books reflect a deep reverence for God’s Word, a commitment to holy living, and a heart for revival. Grounded in sound doctrine and filled with spiritual warmth, Meyer’s legacy continues to inspire believers to live faithfully in service to Christ.
