 Because if Jesus as , and perhaps in consequence, in Acts 7:45 Luke refers to Joshua as Iesus it was not his purpose to correct the LXX. However, looking carefully at the context in Psalm 95:7-11, Joshua just does not fit. Consider: it is presumably Jehovah the Son who is speaking Jehovah our Maker, verse 6, and since the reference is to those who fell in the wilderness during the forty years, Joshua cannot be in view. It was precisely Jesus, Jehovah the Son, who did not allow that generation to enter the rest. For further discussion please see the Appendix: Jesus or Joshua?. had given them rest, He would not have spoken afterward of another day. 