The Fall Of Jericho

Though the Israelites were freed from Egyptian rule, they had to still reach the promised land.

Origin
The Old Testament, The Books Of Numbers Chapter 27; Deuteronomy 34; Joshua chapters 1 to 6

Story
Moses had appointed Joshua to be his successor as he was a man who loved God. God told Joshua to prepare the people to cross the river Jordan so that they could go and take Jericho. Joshua sent two spies to scout the city, and they were given refuge by a woman named Rahab. She asked that when they took the city, they would spare her and her family. They agreed, and as she lived on the wall, she lowered them out her window to the other side.

God told the people that the arc that held the Ten Commandments should be carried by twelve priests and that they and all the people should march around the city of Jericho sounding their trumpets, once every day for six days and on the seventh day; they were to march around it seven times. At the sound of the trumpet after the seventh round on the seventh day, the walls of Jericho would come crashing down.

Joshua made the people obey, and everything happened just as God said. Joshua remembered Rahab and took her and her family safely out of the city, after which, they burned the city of Jericho to the ground.

Moral
God goes before His people and gives them victory in battle.