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• Clan and household that came down from Ruben, Israel’s first-born, could muster warriors of twenty years and more, (Numbers 1, 20)

• Such was the register Moses and Aaron and the twelve chiefs of Israel made, household by household and family by family; (Numbers 1, 44)

• so that the whole muster-roll of warriors in Israel, twenty years old or more, by their households and families, (Numbers 1, 45)

• Do not count the tribe of Levi, or register them among the sons of Israel. (Numbers 1, 49)

• round the tabernacle itself none but the Levites must encamp, or the whole people of Israel will incur my displeasure; theirs it is to keep watch over the tabernacle that bears record of me. (Numbers 1, 53)

• Such was the Lord’s bidding to Moses, and the sons of Israel faithfully observed it. (Numbers 1, 54)

• Among all the sons of Israel, I have singled out the Levites to be my own, in lieu of those first-born Israelites that handsel the womb; (Numbers 3, 12)

• And now the Lord said to Moses, Count up all the male first-born in Israel who are more than a month old, and find their number. (Numbers 3, 40)

• I must have a Levite for every male in Israel; it is the Lord’s due. And they must have cattle to match in number all the first-born cattle the Israelites possess. (Numbers 3, 41)

• So Moses counted the first-born of Israel, as the Lord bade him, (Numbers 3, 42)

• for the first-born sons of Israel, a thousand three hundred and sixty-five silver pieces by sanctuary reckoning; (Numbers 3, 50)

• Bid the sons of Israel cast out from their encampment all the lepers, all those who have a running at the reins, or are defiled by contact with the dead. (Numbers 5, 2)