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to the word of God can become his or her own deliverance with the omnipresence of God. In this context Joshua's best proof of the omnipresence of God may be found in Joshua 1:5 where Joshua claims that the Lord talked directly to him and gave him a promise "as I was with Moses so I will be with you. Therefore Joshua started his task of leading Israel with the assurance of the presence of God. Then Joshua continues his lesson concerning the presence of God with four assurances that live in 1:5 and 5:6: One no man will be able to stand before you. Two I will not fail you. Three I will not forsake you. Four you will divide the land for an inheritance. Consequently I close this second lesson with the following points about the omnipresence

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