How did God lead the Hebrew people through the wilderness?

Answer 1

A:According to the Book of Joshua, God instructed Joshua to bring down the walls of Jericho and gave him a strategy for the conquest of the city of Ai. He also instructed Joshua to murder every single person in the cities they conquered, so that they could never rise up against the Israelites.

In defence of God, at least in respect to the acts of genocide, it should be stated that almost all scholars now believe that there was no biblical invasion of Canaan. Jericho and Ai had already been abandoned long before the time attributed to Joshua, and almost every city identified with the invasion either did not exist at that time or shows no sign of conquest at the relevant time. The Israelites had arrived peacefully from the region of the Canaanite coastal cities and settled into the hitherto sparsely populated hinterland.

Answer 2

Joshua.

Moses led the Israelites to outside the promised land, Canaan. Moses did not lead the Israelites INTO Canaan himself because he had hit a rock with his staff and God then said that Moses had to die there on the mountain, Mount Nebu, Jordan, where he received the last orders from God. After that, Joshuathen led the Israelites into the promised land.

Answer 3

By showing them grace. Grace is nothing more than unmerited (unearned) favor. The Israelites while in Egypt did nothing to deserve God sending a prophet (Moses) into that country to work for their release. God continued showing them grace by aiding in the defeat of their enemies, feeding them when there was no food, providing them a land they did not earn, and even in returning them from other exiles on multiple occasions when they did nothing to deserve that favor. In fact, they were sent into exile because of disobedience to God, yet He looked passed that and allowed them to return to their land.

There are scores of examples of grace shown the Israelites throughout the Tanach (OT) leading up to the promised Messiah, through whom that trend continued.

Answer 4

God led the Hebrew people through the wilderness by providing them with a pillar of cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night to guide them. He also provided manna for them to eat and water from a rock to drink. Additionally, God gave them the Ten Commandments and continued to protect and guide them on their journey to the Promised Land.

Answer 5

By the Red River.its right (I think):)