Did God Command Genocide

Did God really command genocide in the Book of Joshua? Or is there something about the biblical text that many people—both skeptics and Christians—have overlooked? The conquest of Canaan is one of the most difficult and controversial topics in the entire Bible. Critics often point to Joshua as evidence that the God of the Old Testament is cruel or immoral. But does the text actually support that conclusion? In this video, we take a careful, evidence-based look at the conquest narratives, their historical setting, and the language used in Joshua to answer one of the most challenging questions in Christianity. You'll discover: Why the conquest of Canaan is often misunderstood. What the Canaanites were actually judged for. Whether the Bible describes genocide in the modern sense. What this passage reveals about God's justice, holiness, and mercy. How Christians should respond when challenged about these difficult passages. Whether you're a Christian, skeptic, atheist, or simply curious about the Bible, this discussion will challenge common assumptions and encourage you to examine the evidence for yourself. 📖 Key Scriptures: Joshua 1–12, Deuteronomy 7, Deuteronomy 20, Genesis 15:16, Rahab (Joshua 2), Judges 1 👍 If you enjoy thoughtful biblical teaching that tackles difficult questions, be sure to Like, Subscribe, and Share this video. Every subscription helps us continue producing content that strengthens faith and answers tough objections. What do you think? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. #Joshua #Bible #ChristianApologetics #OldTestament #ConquestOfCanaan #DidGodCommandGenocide #BiblicalHistory #BibleStudy #Christianity #Faith #Apologetics #Theology #AncientIsrael #DifficultBibleQuestions #BiblicalTruth