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Why should our father's name be lost to his clan? Since he had no son, give us some property like our father's kinsmen.' (Numbers 27, 4)
'Zelophehad's daughters are right in what they say. You will indeed give them a property to be their heritage among their father's kinsmen; see that their father's heritage is passed on to them. (Numbers 27, 7)
If he has no brothers, his heritage will go to his father's brothers. (Numbers 27, 10)
If his father has no brothers, his heritage will go to the member of his clan who is most nearly related; it will become his property. This will be a legal rule for the Israelites, as Yahweh has ordered Moses." ' (Numbers 27, 11)
"If a woman makes a vow to Yahweh or a formal pledge during her youth, while she is still in her father's house, (Numbers 30, 4)
and if her father hears about this vow or pledge made by her and says nothing to her, her vow, whatever it may be, will be binding, and the pledge she has taken, whatever it may be, will be binding. (Numbers 30, 5)
But if her father on the day he learns of it expresses his disapproval of it, then none of the vows or pledges she has taken will be binding. Yahweh will not hold her to it, since her father has expressed his disapproval. (Numbers 30, 6)
Such were the laws which Yahweh prescribed to Moses, concerning the relationship between a man and his wife, and between a father and his daughter while still young and living in her father's home. (Numbers 30, 17)
And now you rise up in your father's place, offshoot of sinful stock, to increase Yahweh's burning anger with Israel even more! (Numbers 32, 14)
This is Yahweh's ruling for Zelophehad's daughters: "They may marry whom they please, providing they marry into a clan of their father's tribe. (Numbers 36, 6)
Any daughter who owns a heritage in an Israelite tribe will marry into a clan of her own paternal tribe, so that the Israelites may each preserve the heritage of his father. (Numbers 36, 8)
Mahlah, Tirzah, Hoglah, Milcah and Noah, daughters of Zelophehad, married the sons of their father's brothers. (Numbers 36, 11)
