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'Once Aaron and his sons have finished covering the holy things and all their accessories at the breaking of camp, the Kohathites will come and carry them, but without touching any of the holy things on pain of death. Such is the load for the Kohathites in the Tent of Meeting. (Numbers 4, 15)
But Eleazar, son of Aaron the priest, is responsible for looking after the oil for the light, the fragrant incense, the daily cereal offering and the anointing oil, and for supervising the entire Dwelling and everything in it, the holy things and their accessories.' (Numbers 4, 16)
But deal with them in this way, so that they may survive and not incur death by approaching those things that are especially holy. Aaron and his sons will go in and assign to each of them his task and load, (Numbers 4, 19)
in such a way that they have no need to incur the death penalty by going in and setting eyes on the holy things, even for an instant.' (Numbers 4, 20)
With these he will make the gesture of offering before Yahweh; as it is a holy thing, it reverts to the priest, in addition to the forequarter that has been presented and the thigh that has been set aside. After this, the nazirite may drink wine. (Numbers 6, 20)
If the cloud stayed for many days on the Dwelling, the Israelites performed their duty to Yahweh and did not set out. (Numbers 9, 19)
But if the cloud happened to stay for only a few days on the Dwelling, just as they had pitched camp at Yahweh's order, at Yahweh's order they set out. (Numbers 9, 20)
Sometimes it stayed there for two days, a month, or a longer time; however long the cloud rested on the Dwelling, the Israelites remained in camp, and when it lifted they set out. (Numbers 9, 22)
They set out from Yahweh's mountain and travelled for three days, while the ark of the covenant of Yahweh preceded them on the three-day journey, searching out a place for them to halt. (Numbers 10, 33)
Yahweh then said to Moses, 'If her father had done no more than spit in her face, would she not be unclean for seven days? Have her shut out of the camp for seven days, and then have her brought in again.' (Numbers 12, 14)
Miriam was shut out of the camp for seven days. The people did not set out until she returned. (Numbers 12, 15)
After forty days they returned from reconnoitring the country. (Numbers 13, 25)
