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Joshua 1:10–11 distinguishes believing God from being ready for God. Israel must prepare before crossing, showing us that expectation becomes credible when it changes how we use our time and resources.
We are called to prepare before visible proof appears. Bold faith treats God’s promise seriously enough to practice readiness while we are still waiting.
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