What did God offer Israel to take possession of in the promised land without fighting?

Les explains that God told Israel the land was theirs for the taking: “Go in and take it. You won't have to lift a sword. You won't lose a drop of blood.” The offer was valid, and they could have had everything the Canaanites had progressively produced—their vineyards, gardens, orchards, fields, and houses. But they did not take it; they rejected it in unbelief. Les connects this same pattern to Israel's later rejection of the king and kingdom, but the promised-land offer itself was a genuine opportunity to possess the Canaanite holdings without warfare.