There were two early Hebrew kingdoms, Israel in the north, and Judah in the south. The Book of Joshua is the epic story of the conquest of Canaan, told from the viewpoint of Israel. In this story, Caleb and the people of Judah only played a minor role.
Chapter 1 of the Book of Judges is the story of the conquest of Canaan told from the viewpoint of the people of Judah, who later became known as the Jews, although this story is in a much briefer form than the Book of Joshua. In this account, the tribe of Judah was given the lead role in the conquest, and the legendary military hero Caleb was the leader of the conquest.
So, the tribe of Judah, the ancestors of the Jewish people, was portrayed as playing a minor role in the Book of Joshua.
Joshua made a covenant with Israel at Shechem. This event is recorded in the Book of Joshua, specifically in Joshua 24, where he gathered the tribes of Israel to renew their commitment to serve the Lord and obey His commandments. Shechem was a significant location, historically associated with the Abrahamic covenant and the blessings and curses outlined in the Law.
Science is a secular phenomenon, so there is no such thing as a "jewish contribution", or any other kind of religious contribution. This is not to say that religious people did not make contributions. Jews did contribute, in the same way that Muslims, Christians, Daoists, atheists and many others have contributed. But none of their contributions are religious or anti-religious.
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Joshua asked God to make the sun stand still. This event is described in the Bible, specifically in the book of Joshua 10:12-14, where Joshua prays for the sun to halt in the sky to prolong daylight during a crucial battle against the Amorites. God granted his request, allowing the Israelites to achieve victory.
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"I was just following orders."
Describe what major contribution you feel you could make?
No contribution was important from Sosa.
Yes. The early part of the Book of Joshua discusses this event.
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The Book of Joshua tells us that Joshua was the leader of the Israelites when he brought down the wall of Jericho merely by having his men march around the city and make a great noise. Archaeologists say that the city had been abandoned a century before the time attributed to Joshua and that there were no walls for Joshua to bring down. They also say there was no military conquest of Jericho, as described in the Bible, at any time in the second millennium BCE.