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Anyone who fails to be purified in this way will be outlawed from the community, and would defile Yahweh's sanctuary. Such a person is unclean, not having been sprinkled with the water for purification. (Numbers 19, 20)
'This will be a perpetual decree for them. The person who sprinkles the water for purification will wash his clothes, and anyone who touches the water for purification will be unclean until evening. (Numbers 19, 21)
The Israelites, the whole community, arrived in the first month at the desert of Zin. The people settled at Kadesh. There Miriam died and was buried. (Numbers 20, 1)
The people laid the blame on Moses. 'We would rather have died', they said, 'as our brothers died before Yahweh! (Numbers 20, 3)
Why have you brought Yahweh's community into this desert, for us and our livestock to die here? (Numbers 20, 4)
'Take the branch and call the community together, you and your brother Aaron. Then, in full view of them, order this rock to release its water. You will release water from the rock for them and provide drink for the community and their livestock.' (Numbers 20, 8)
Moses sent messengers from Kadesh: 'To the king of Edom. Your brother Israel says this: You are aware of the great hardships we have encountered. (Numbers 20, 14)
Our ancestors went down to Egypt and there we stayed for a long time. But the Egyptians treated us badly, as they had our ancestors. (Numbers 20, 15)
When we appealed to Yahweh, he heard our cry and, sending an angel, brought us out of Egypt, and here we are, now, at Kadesh, a town on the borders of your territory. (Numbers 20, 16)
We ask permission to pass through your country. We shall not go through the fields or vineyards; we shall not drink the water from the wells; we shall keep to the king's highway without turning to right or left until we have passed through your territory. (Numbers 20, 17)
To which the Israelites replied, 'We shall keep to the high road; if I and my flocks drink any of your water, I am willing to pay for it. All I am asking is to pass through on foot.' (Numbers 20, 19)
At Edom's refusal to grant Israel passage through his territory, Israel turned away. (Numbers 20, 21)
