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  • And if a man is killed or dies in the open, anyone who touches his body incurs defilement for seven days; so does anyone who touches some bone of a dead man, or his grave. (Numbers 19, 16)

  • And the whole people, thus apprised of Aaron’s death, mourned over him, all alike, for thirty days. (Numbers 20, 30)

  • I will go back, then, to my own folk; but not till I have instructed thee about the dealings there must be between this folk and thine in the days that are coming.✻ (Numbers 24, 14)

  • Thus you will do on each of the seven days, feeding the fire and delighting the Lord with the smell of your burnt-sacrifice, and the libations that go with it. (Numbers 28, 24)

  • For seven days you must not enter the camp; whoever has killed a man or touched a man that lay killed must be purified on the third day of the seven, and on the last. (Numbers 31, 19)

  • From Phihahiroth they went across through the heart of the sea into the wilderness, and after three days’ march in the desert of Etham, halted at Mara. (Numbers 33, 8)

  • the plain that is spanned by a journey of eleven days from Horeb to Cades-Barne, by way of mount Seir.✻ (Deuteronomy 1, 2)

  • Search the history of the days that went before thee, far back as the time when God made man on the earth, wide as earth’s end from earth’s end; is there any other record of such happenings? (Deuteronomy 4, 32)

  • Observe the sabbath day and keep it holy, as the Lord thy God has bidden thee. (Deuteronomy 5, 12)

  • Six days for drudgery, for doing all the work thou hast to do; (Deuteronomy 5, 13)

  • I went up to the mountain where I was to receive the two stone tablets that recorded the covenant the Lord was making with you and on the mountain, without food and drink, I spent forty days and forty nights. (Deuteronomy 9, 9)

  • Forty days and as many nights had passed when he gave me the two stone tablets that recorded the covenant, and said, (Deuteronomy 9, 11)


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