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What does crossing the Jordan River symbolize for Christians?

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Crossing the Jordan River symbolizes entering into God's promises and eternal life.

In the biblical narrative, the Jordan River serves as a significant barrier between the wilderness and the Promised Land, symbolizing the transition from this life to eternal life with God. Just as the Israelites needed faith to step into the raging waters of the Jordan—trusting that God would part the waters—Christians are called to trust in the finished work of Christ for their ultimate deliverance from sin and death. This act of faith leads to the experience of God's presence and blessings. As indicated in Romans 5, where it discusses the abounding of grace over sin, believers find that through faith in Jesus, they can confidently face the reality of death, knowing they are secure in His promises that all who believe will have eternal life.
Scripture References: Romans 5, Joshua 3

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A People On The Brink
Paul Mahan · Nov 18, 2020
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Joshua

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