Who in Rahab's family was saved when the spies took Jericho?
According to the account, the members of Rahab's family who had faith enough to trust what Joshua's spies had promised were saved. They were spared from the destruction of the Israelite invasion, and, as the context suggests, they were also saved spiritually.
Les explains that Rahab, a Gentile prostitute living on the wall of Jericho, believed that the God of Israel was the God of creation. She made a deal with Joshua's spies to remember her family when they took the city. The family members who had faith enough to trust what the spies had promised were saved—not only from the Israelite invasion but also spiritually.
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What deal did Rahab make with Joshua's spies?
Rahab made a deal with Joshua's spies that when they took the city they would remember her family members.