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From Cades, Moses sent envoys to the king of Edom, with a message to him from his brethren of Israel: Thou knowest what hardships have overtaken us; (Numbers 20, 14)
still Edom refused, coming out to meet them there and then in great force, ready to overpower them. (Numbers 20, 20)
When they left mount Hor, they must needs march along the way that leads to the Red Sea, so as to fetch a compass round the territory of Edom. Before long, the people grew weary of this laborious march, (Numbers 21, 4)
But Balaam told them, Though Balac should fill his house with silver and gold and offer to give it me, I have no power to go beyond the Lord’s bidding by a word great or small. (Numbers 22, 18)
Though Balac should fill his house with silver and gold and offer to give it me, I have no power to go beyond the Lord’s bidding by uttering any word of my own, for good or ill; I can only deliver the Lord’s message? (Numbers 24, 13)
Edom shall fall into his hands; the men of Seir will yield their lands to the enemy. Brave deeds in Israel; (Numbers 24, 18)
But if a woman has made a vow, or bound herself by an oath, it may be she is only a girl, living in her father’s house still. Did her father know that she had vowed or sworn, and make no protest? Then she is bound by her vow; (Numbers 30, 4)
The southern end of your territory will begin at the desert of Sin, by Edom, bordered on the east by the Sea of Salt. (Numbers 34, 3)
And give the people this message, Your way lies by the frontiers of your own brethren, the sons of Edom. They will be alarmed at your coming, (Deuteronomy 2, 4)
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour’s wife.Thou shalt not set thy heart upon thy neighbour’s house or lands, his servants or handmaids, an ox or ass or anything that is his.✻ (Deuteronomy 5, 21)
Never must thou bring any relic of an idol into thy house; it is a forfeited thing, and thy life too shall be forfeit. Shun it with loathing, turn away from the corruption of its touch; it is a forfeited thing. (Deuteronomy 7, 26)
Take an awl, then, and bore through his ear with it into the door of thy house, in token that he is thy slave in perpetuity; and for a maid-servant do the like. (Deuteronomy 15, 17)
