The Book of Joshua.
Jericho
All look to the Old Testament as the root of their beliefs
The alleged battle of Jericho involving Joshua reported in the Old Testament did not occur as the city site was unoccupied at the time.
Christophanies, or appearances of Christ, are seen in the Old Testament in instances such as the visitation to Abraham in Genesis 18, the encounter with Jacob at Peniel in Genesis 32, and the appearance to Joshua before the battle of Jericho in Joshua 5.
The Old Testament.
Jesus said that he did not come to abolish the Old Testament laws, but to fulfill them. He emphasized the importance of following the spirit of the law rather than just the letter of the law.
Ways I would express it is thru out the whole bible god is the eye of the world old testament or new testament. We learn as they did in the old testament the same purpose of unification a desire to find our way and final we are and always will be the all with god from the beginning to the end.
Bibles, called "Red Letter Editions" feature the words of Jesus Christ in red. Jesus only appears in the New Testament, that is why there is no red in the Old Testament. Truly every word of the Holy Bible is inspired by God, and the lack of red in no way diminishes the importance of the Old Testament.
Christians eat pork despite it being prohibited in the Old Testament because they believe that the dietary laws in the Old Testament no longer apply to them. This belief is based on teachings in the New Testament that emphasize the importance of faith in Jesus Christ over following specific dietary restrictions.
Abraham is first mentioned in the Old Testament.
Jonah is from the Old Testament.