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• and the sons of Israel marched away, company by company, from the desert of Sinai, till the cloud came to rest again in another desert, that of Pharan. (Numbers 10, 12)

• went the companies of Juda, under Nahasson son of Aminadab, (Numbers 10, 14)

• Then came the companies of Ruben under Helisur son of Sedeur, (Numbers 10, 18)

• Then came the companies of Ephraim under Elisama son of Ammiud, (Numbers 10, 22)

• And in the rear came the companies of Dan under Ahiezer son of Ammisaddai, (Numbers 10, 25)

• Such was the order of march in which Israel’s various companies set out, whenever they moved camp. (Numbers 10, 28)

• They were still accompanied by a crowd of mixed breed;✻ and these infected the Israelites by their example, as they sat there lamenting; If we had but meat to feed on! they said. (Numbers 11, 4)

• But his companions told them, We cannot attack such a people as this; they are too strong for us. (Numbers 13, 32)

• Must thou and all thy company rebel against the Lord? Aaron, what has he done that you should complain so loudly of him? (Numbers 16, 11)

• Then he said to Core, Present yourselves before the Lord to-morrow, thou and the whole of thy company; you shall stand on one side, and Aaron on the other. (Numbers 16, 16)

• as a warning to the Israelites of after times. No interloper, that is not of Aaron’s stock, must ever come forward to offer the Lord incense, or he will suffer the fate of Core and his company, the fate which the Lord, through Moses, foretold to them. (Numbers 16, 40)

• So when he rose next morning he bade the chiefs go back to their own country; the Lord would not allow him to accompany them. (Numbers 22, 13)