I remember when I was in high school and at that time, I had teachers who were very concerned about their students and if there was any inconvenience or problem, they would immediately communicate with the principal and parents.
Thanks to my parents, the Church has been essential to my life. But I have only sometimes been active in it.
The Hebrew word wā-lay-lāh, besides meaning night, also means adversity, so when God tells Joshua, “Do not depart it from your mouth and meditate day and night on the teachings Moses gave you,” He is telling him in favorable times and in times of adversity that the teaching you received is close to you.
I am a person who, when a new item needs to assembling, I try to put it together without following the instructions.
In addition to being strong, God asks this of Joshua (be courageous) since he must lead the people who followed Moses into the Promised Land.
Joshua is about to succeed Moses because he passed away (a man loved and respected by all).
In this book, we do not see the origin of Joshua. We see his beginning as a leader of the people of Israel.
Jesus tells us that the greatest commandments are to love God and your neighbor as yourself.
Most of us, if we were asked if we are upright, we would say that we are not, because we fail, we make mistakes, we are not perfect, and that is the way things are.
When I was a teenager, Dad taught me to be responsible by taking me with him to deliver his work projects to a company.