The Authenticity of the Book of Joshua examines scholarly debates surrounding the historical accuracy and authorship of one of the Bible's most contested texts. This work explores archaeological evidence, textual analysis, and competing interpretations of Joshua's accounts of conquest and settlement in ancient Canaan. Ideal for students of biblical studies, theology, and ancient history, it provides a balanced overview of how modern scholarship approaches questions of historicity and literary composition. A valuable resource for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of biblical authentication and interpretation.