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• Register the whole people of Israel by their clans and their households✻ and their several names, all that are of the male sex, (Numbers 1, 2)

• These were the men chosen out of the whole multitude to represent their tribes and clans, the leaders of Israel’s host. (Numbers 1, 16)

• assembled there on the first day of the second month, and together they made a register by clans and households and families and persons, enrolling each man who was twenty years old or more. (Numbers 1, 18)

• These guardians of the sanctuary had the chief of all the Levites at their head, Eleazar, son of the high priest Aaron. (Numbers 3, 32)

• Meanwhile, here are two hundred and seventy-three first-born who have no Levites to match their number; for these, ransom must be paid. (Numbers 3, 46)

• and pay the money to Aaron and his sons, as the ransom for the first-born who are left over. (Numbers 3, 48)

• So Moses took ransom for those who were left out of the count when the Levites stood as ransom (Numbers 3, 49)

• enclosing with it all the appurtenances used for its ceremonies, fire-pans, flesh-hooks, forks, pot-hooks and shovels; they must wrap up all the appurtenances of this altar in a covering of violet skins, and then put poles through the rings of the altar itself. (Numbers 4, 14)

• bed with another; yet her husband will have no means of discovering her guilty secret; no witness caught her in the act of adultery. (Numbers 5, 13)

• Once this cursed water has entered thy belly, belly must swell and thigh rot. And here the woman shall answer, Amen, amen. (Numbers 5, 22)

• the husband is without blame; the fault is hers, and she must answer for it. (Numbers 5, 31)

• and saucer, of the like workmanship and with the like contents, (Numbers 7, 20)