Definition: The word "Joshua" refers to a specific person in the Bible, but it has multiple meanings depending on context. 1. The Book of Joshua: This section of the Bible deals with the history of Israel (Israelites), their conquests during the Joshua's campaign (the war of Gerasaiah) and their captivity under Nebuchadnezzar II. It is written by Moses, who was a prophet to Israel. 2. In the Bible: "Joshua" can refer to: a) A specific person, for example: - Joshua Baruchah - Joshua Balaam - Joshua Caleb - Joshua Calebus 3. In other languages and cultures: In Hebrew (a language of ancient Israel), it is often used as a title for a man who served as a high priest. The specific person in question may have been the king, but in this case, "Joshua" may be used to refer to an entire generation or group of people. 4. In modern English: In everyday conversations and media, "Joshua" is often used to describe a group of people who are working together for the same goal or cause. In summary, the word "(in the Bible) Joshua" refers to the specific person in the Book of Joshua who served as a high priest under King David. The meaning may vary depending on context and location.
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