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on the fourteenth day of the second month instead; eating unleavened bread and wild herbs with it, (Numbers 9, 11)
And sometimes it would be two days, or a month, or even longer, that the Israelites stayed motionless, because the cloud was still there. Then, once it had lifted, they moved camp. (Numbers 9, 22)
And now, in the second year, on the twentieth day of the second month, the cloud lifted from the tabernacle, (Numbers 10, 11)
but for a whole month, till it comes out at your nostrils, and you are sick with surfeit. That shall be your reward for disowning the Lord that dwells among you, and lamenting, here in his presence, that you ever left Egypt behind. (Numbers 11, 20)
Why, said Moses, here is a people that counts six hundred thousand foot-soldiers; wilt thou promise them meat for a whole month? (Numbers 11, 21)
(The ransom-price, to be paid after one month, is five silver pieces, by sanctuary reckoning; one silver piece is worth twenty pence).✻ (Numbers 18, 16)
Of the Levites altogether, twenty-three thousand were registered; males all of them, but counting all those who were more than a month old. They were not reckoned in the muster-roll of Israel, nor did they receive lands like the rest. (Numbers 26, 62)
And libations of wine will go with each victim, six pints for a bullock, four for a ram, and three for a lamb. Each month, as the year goes round, this shall be your burnt-sacrifice. (Numbers 28, 14)
On the fourteenth day of the first month, the Lord’s paschal feast begins. (Numbers 28, 16)
So, too, you will make the first day of the seventh month a day of solemn obser-vance, and a holiday from servile work; it is to be marked by a blast of trumpets. (Numbers 29, 1)
The tenth day of this seventh month is to be solemnly observed as a day of fasting, and also of rest from work. (Numbers 29, 7)
On the fifteenth day of this seventh month, which is also to be solemnly observed as a holiday, you will begin a week of observance in the Lord’s honour, (Numbers 29, 12)
