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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)
Here is the law of sacrifice, divinely instituted. Bid the sons of Israel bring a red heifer, fully grown and free from blemish, one that has never borne the yoke. (Numbers 19, 2)
The ashes of the heifer must be collected by a man who is still free from defilement, and poured out in some place that is free from defilement; and there the people of Israel will keep them to provide lustral water, the ashes of this heifer that is burned to atone for men’s faults. (Numbers 19, 9)
One who has touched a man’s dead body, and will not use this salve for his cleansing, profanes the Lord’s dwelling-place; he is lost to Israel, unclean still, and bearing the burden of his defilement, until the lustral water sprinkles him. (Numbers 19, 13)
But the Lord said to Moses and Aaron, Why did you not trust in me, and vindicate my holiness in the sight of Israel? It will not be yours to lead this multitude into the land I mean to give them. (Numbers 20, 12)
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)
Let Israel promise as they would to use only the public highway, to pay in full for all they or their beasts might drink, without haggling over the price, to make a quick passage of it; (Numbers 20, 19)
and it was here that Israel first sang the song called, Let the well spring up. They all sang together, (Numbers 21, 17)
Thus Israel took possession of all his strongholds, and had the Amorrhite cities to dwell in, Hesebon and all the smaller towns that depended on it. (Numbers 21, 25)
Israel, then, settled in the land of the Amorrhites, (Numbers 21, 31)
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)
and when morning came, he took him up to the Hill of Baal, whence he could see the furthest outposts of Israel. (Numbers 22, 41)
