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Yehoshua sent spies to scout out the city of Ai, thinking it would be weak to conquer with only 3,000 soldiers. However, the Jews were defeated because the man Achan had stolen precious items in violation of God's commands. Yehoshua then devised a plan to defeat Ai by sending 30,000 soldiers to hide and wait behind the city walls while a smaller force attacked to draw Ai's army out of the city, allowing the hidden forces to enter and capture the now undefended city.
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Yehoshua sent spies to scout out the city of Ai so that the Israelites could conquer it as God had instructed Yehoshua. However, the scouting mission was unsuccessful and the Israelites retreated from Ai, with no one knowing what had angered God. It was later discovered that a man named Achan had taken forbidden goods from Jericho, and he was put to death for his actions.
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- 1. By Harry Strubel Year 4
- 2. Yehoshua sent Meraglim to Ai to check if they We are ready to were ready to fight. fight! When the Meraglim came back they said there were only a few people living there so sent a tiny army to fight.
- 3. Yehoshua sent 3000 men to fight Ai and 36 of those 3000 died in battle.
- 4. The B’nei Yisrael didn’t know why they had been defeated. Hashem told them that something had been stolen from Yericho.
- 5. A man called Achan had stolen something very valuable and lots of gold and silver.
- 6. This is going to be tough!!! Achn was killed because he stole the gold and silver and the very valuable thing...
- 7. A clever plan came into Yehoshua’s mind. He would send a small army to fight Ai and the King would chase them away and the smaller army would go into Ai when the King was distracted.
- 8. We have got to attack! Yehoshua took his small army to attack the city of Ai.
- 9. The small army of Yehoshua ran away from the King of Ai so it was unprotected .
- 10. Yehoshua raised the javelin as the sign to burn down the city.
- 11. Yehoshua had won the battle of Ai and had conquered it! Hooray!
- 12. was won by Yehoshua! HOORAY! THE END