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look well at the land about you. Are its inhabitants strong or weak, many in number or few? (Numbers 13, 19)
Is the land itself prosperous or starved, has it walled cities or unwalled, (Numbers 13, 20)
fertile soil or barren, is it well wooded or bare? Take heart for your enterprise, and bring back with you some sample of what the land yields. (It was the season, then, at which early grapes are already fit to eat.) (Numbers 13, 21)
At the southern end of it, when they reached Hebron, they found the sons of Enac there, Achiman and Sisai and Tholmai; Hebron had been founded seven years before the Egyptian city of Tanis. (Numbers 13, 23)
Forty days had passed before they returned from their survey, after traversing the whole country, (Numbers 13, 26)
to find Moses and Aaron and all the people of Israel still in the desert of Pharan, by Cades. To these and to the whole multitude they made their report, and shewed them what fruit the land yielded. (Numbers 13, 27)
And this was the story they told: When we reached the land where our errand lay, we found it indeed a land all milk and honey, as this fruit will prove to you; (Numbers 13, 28)
The south is occupied by Amelec, the mountain parts by Hethites, Jebusites and Amorrhites; by the sea, and round the Jordan river, the Chanaanites are in possession. (Numbers 13, 30)
But his companions told them, We cannot attack such a people as this; they are too strong for us. (Numbers 13, 32)
Better that we had died in Egypt, better we should meet our end in this waste desert, than march at the Lord’s bidding into such a land as that, where we shall fall at the sword’s point, and our wives and children be led off as captives! Were it not better to go back to Egypt? (Numbers 14, 3)
Moses and Aaron, on hearing it, cast themselves down to earth before the whole assembly of Israel; (Numbers 14, 5)
meanwhile Josue the son of Nun and Caleb the son of Jephone, who had taken their part in surveying the country, tore their garments in dissent. (Numbers 14, 6)
