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Never henceforward, upon pain of death, must other Israelites come near my sanctuary; (Numbers 18, 22)
You must not incur guilt by keeping the best and the richest for yourselves;✻ for such misuse of the offerings which the sons of Israel make, death is the penalty. (Numbers 18, 32)
and some man who is free from defilement, using hyssop for a brush, must sprinkle the tent with it, and the furniture of the tent, and all those who are defiled by contact with death. (Numbers 19, 18)
What need was there you should call the Lord’s people out into a desert that is death to us and to our cattle? (Numbers 20, 4)
At this, when they had broken up the gathering, Moses and Aaron went into the tabernacle that bore record of the covenant, and there cast themselves down to earth in entreaty. Lord God, they said, listen to the plea made by this people of thine, and open to them thy store-house of fresh water, to content them and put an end to their complaints! Then the bright presence of the Lord was revealed to them; (Numbers 20, 6)
But the Edomites refused to let them pass, threatening armed resistance. (Numbers 20, 18)
still Edom refused, coming out to meet them there and then in great force, ready to overpower them. (Numbers 20, 20)
The Israelites, then, since no entreaties could move them to grant the right of passage, left the Edomites alone and turned elsewhere. (Numbers 20, 21)
And the whole people, thus apprised of Aaron’s death, mourned over him, all alike, for thirty days. (Numbers 20, 30)
There was a Chanaanite king that had his capital, Arad, in the south country; and when he heard that the Israelites had come there, following the Spies’ Road, he levied war against them, defeating them in the field and winning spoils from them. (Numbers 21, 1)
till they came to Moses and confessed, We have sinned by making complaints against the Lord and against thee; entreat him to rid us of the serpents. So Moses made intercession for the people; (Numbers 21, 7)
But there was one man that took note of all this, Balac the son of Sephor. He saw how the sons of Israel had defeated the Amorrhites, (Numbers 22, 2)
