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Next day, the men of Israel were enraged against Moses and Aaron, for putting the Lord’s people to death. (Numbers 16, 41)
until Moses and Aaron took refuge in the tabernacle. As soon as they entered it, the cloud overshadowed it, and the glory of the Lord’s presence was revealed. (Numbers 16, 43)
And the Lord said to Moses, (Numbers 16, 44)
Moses said to Aaron, Take thy censer, and put incense on the lighted coals in it, and go with all speed to find the people and make intercession for them; already the Lord has begun to wreak his vengeance, and destruction rages among them. (Numbers 16, 46)
Then the Lord said to Moses, (Numbers 17, 1)
all of which he laid up in the Lord’s presence, in the tabernacle. (Numbers 17, 7)
So Moses carried all the rods away from the Lord’s presence and shewed them to all the people, and each of the chieftains had his rod returned to him; (Numbers 17, 9)
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)
Moses did as the Lord had bidden him; (Numbers 17, 11)
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)
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)
