c. 1406 BC
God miraculously stopped the flow of the Jordan River during flood season, allowing Israel to cross on dry ground into the Promised Land. Twelve stones were set up as a memorial at Gilgal to commemorate the crossing.
The Jordan crossing echoed the Red Sea miracle, confirming Joshua's leadership and God's continuing faithfulness. It symbolizes entering God's promises through faith and obedience.
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