Part, Question

 1   2, 105 | multitude." Thus by God's orders Josue was set at the ~head in
 2   2, 105 |        the judges who ~succeeded Josue that God "raised . . . up
 3   2, 67  |        appears from the words of Josue to ~Achan, "My son, give
 4   2, 82  |         the ~angels, as did also Josue (Jos. 5:15): though we may
 5   2, 93  |   related (Jos. 7:14, sqq.) that Josue, at the Lord's command, ~
 6   2, 106 |    children." ~Moreover we read (Josue 7) that the people of Israel
 7   2, 106 |       the sin of Achan (QQ. sup. Josue viii). The saying of the
 8   2, 106 |       Augustine states (QQ. sup. Josue viii), human judgment ~should
 9   2, 120 |        seven days, as related in Josue 7, must be understood to
10   2, 172 |         miracles were wrought by Josue, who made the sun ~and moon
11   2, 172 |         and moon to stand still (Josue 10:12-14), and by Isaias,
12   2, 176 |      even a dead body. Thus when Josue had said as ~though authoritatively (
13   2, 176 |          though authoritatively (Josue 10:12): "Move not, O sun,
14   2, 176 |           it is said afterwards (Josue 10:14): "There was not before
15   3, 44  |         21); or a ~river, as did Josue (Josue 3:16) and Elias (
16   3, 44  |          a ~river, as did Josue (Josue 3:16) and Elias (4 Kgs.
17   3, 46  |       Hebron; for it is written (Josue 14:15): "The ~name of Hebron
18   3, 70  |        as Augustine says (QQ. in Josue vi), those were guilty of ~
19 Suppl, 67|   standing still at the ~time of Josue, and by its turning back