Israel crosses Jordan
Joshua 3:1–17The waters stand as the Ark and people pass over.
Places of Scripture · Jordan valley
Jordan marks boundaries and crossings throughout Scripture: Israel enters the land, prophets cross it, Naaman washes in it, and John baptizes there before Jesus’ ministry.
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The waters stand as the Ark and people pass over.
The waters divide before Elijah is taken up and again when Elisha returns.
Naaman obeys the prophet’s word and is cleansed.
Jesus comes from Galilee unto John at Jordan.
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