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Joshua was a Isrealite leader who suceeded [[Moses]] and who led the [[Israelites]] during the conquest on Canaan. The story of Joshua can be found in the Hebrew Bible (or Old Testament) Book of Joshua, the Book of Exodus, and the Book of Numbers.

Joshua was an early leader of the [[Exodus]]-era [[Hebrew]]s, and a political successor to [[Moses]]. He was the main military figure of the Hebrews during the conquest on [[Canaan]]. He is accounted one of the first [[Judges of Israel]]. The story of Joshua can be found in the books of [[Exodus]], [[Numbers]] and [[Joshua (Biblical book)|Joshua]], the last of which taking its name from him.  

Joshua is commonly believed to have lived sometime during the late Bronze Age (rought 1200 BC), however as of yet there is little archeological or historical evidence to determine the exact dates of the events referred to in the Bible, and there is much debate in archeological circles over the historical authenticity of the bibical account.  

Joshua is commonly believed to have lived sometime during the late Bronze Age (rought 1200 BC), however as of yet there is little archeological or historical evidence to determine the exact dates of the events referred to in the Bible, and there is much debate in archeological circles over the historical authenticity of the bibical account.