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And when he went back next day he found that the rod of Aaron, representing the tribe of Levi, had sprouted; buds had formed on it and burst into flower, and these flowers, as their petals drooped, turned into almonds. (Numbers 17, 8)
but Aaron’s rod, the Lord told Moses, was to be taken back into the tabernacle, to be kept there in memory of the rebellious Israelites; there must be no more complaining, no more death-penalties. (Numbers 17, 10)
None comes near the Lord’s tabernacle, but he dies for it. Surely he will not go on destroying us, till our race is utterly extinguished? (Numbers 17, 13)
This was the Lord’s word to Aaron: For what is done in the sanctuary, for the duties of your priesthood,✻ none but thou and thy sons with thee shall be answerable; (Numbers 18, 1)
but all the sons of Levi are thy brethren, and these, all that come of thy father’s tribe, thou mayest call in to relieve thee by their ministry, while thou and thy sons minister in the tabernacle that bears record of me. (Numbers 18, 2)
This, too, the Lord said to Aaron: Hereby I put the offerings made to me at thy disposal; all that the sons of Israel dedicate to me, I pass on to thee and to thy sons, a portion assigned to the priesthood by right inalienable. (Numbers 18, 8)
no early fruits of the ground that are brought to the Lord but shall go to thy use; none of thy household that is clean of defilement but may partake. (Numbers 18, 13)
But there is no ransoming the first-born of ox or sheep or goat; they are set apart for the Lord. Their blood is to be shed upon the altar, and their fat burned, to please the Lord with the smell of its burning; (Numbers 18, 17)
but the flesh-meat shall go to thy use; like the breast and the right shoulder, it is thy due. (Numbers 18, 18)
but live content with the tithe which I have set apart for their use, to defray all their needs. (Numbers 18, 24)
Here is the law of sacrifice, divinely instituted. Bid the sons of Israel bring a red heifer, fully grown and free from blemish, one that has never borne the yoke. (Numbers 19, 2)
and there will be the same duty of washing, the same law of defilement, for the man who has had the burning of it. (Numbers 19, 8)
