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Witnesses are needed before the murderer can be punished; the word of a single witness does not suffice for his condemnation. (Numbers 35, 30)
Nor, upon any condition, must you allow the outlaw who has taken sanctuary to return home until the high priest’s death; (Numbers 35, 32)
and you must keep your territory clean of such defilement if I am to dwell among you; the Lord himself is the guest of Israel. (Numbers 35, 34)
And now a plea was brought to Moses, before all the rulers of Israel, by the chiefs of the clan descended from Galaad, son of Machir, son of Manasses, that came of Joseph’s stock. (Numbers 36, 1)
Thou art our master, they said, and the Lord has commanded thee, in dividing the land between the sons of Israel, to give a portion to the daughters of Salphaad, the portion which should have gone to their father. (Numbers 36, 2)
And Moses, at the Lord’s bidding, made this declaration to the Israelites, The sons of Joseph are in the right, (Numbers 36, 5)
and this is the ruling which the Lord gives concerning the daughters of Salphaad, Let them marry whom they will, so long as it is within their own tribe. (Numbers 36, 6)
The portions assigned to the sons of Israel must not pass from tribe to tribe; all men must take wives from their own tribe and clan, (Numbers 36, 7)
according to the Lord’s plan for them. So the daughters of Salphaad carried out the Lord’s bidding, (Numbers 36, 10)
men sprung from Manasses, that was son of Joseph. So the portion granted to them remained within their father’s tribe and clan. (Numbers 36, 12)
Such were the decrees and awards which the Lord delivered to the Israelites through Moses on the eastern bank of Jordan opposite Jericho. (Numbers 36, 13)
It was thus Moses spoke to the people of Israel while they were still on the other side of Jordan, in the desert plain that looks towards the Red Sea, with Pharan and Thophel and Laban and Haseroth, a country where gold abounds, for its frontiers; (Deuteronomy 1, 1)
