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but they will attend on their brethren in the tabernacle and keep guard there as they are appointed, without doing the work of it any longer. Such is the direction thou wilt give the Levites about their duties. (Numbers 8, 26)
it begins with evening on the fourteenth day of this month, and all the ceremonies prescribed for it must be duly observed. (Numbers 9, 3)
and when the evening of the fourteenth day came, keep it they did, there in the desert of Sinai. There was no word the Lord gave to Moses, but Israel obeyed it. (Numbers 9, 5)
But a doubt arose; here were some men who could not keep it that day, because they were defiled by contact with a corpse. And these came to Moses and Aaron (Numbers 9, 6)
with the complaint, Must we, who are defiled by touch of the dead, be robbed of our opportunity to make the Lord such an offering as the season claims, with the rest of Israel? (Numbers 9, 7)
Thereupon the Lord gave Moses this message (Numbers 9, 9)
on the fourteenth day of the second month instead; eating unleavened bread and wild herbs with it, (Numbers 9, 11)
leaving nothing till the morning, breaking no bone of the victim, so as to observe the full paschal rite. (Numbers 9, 12)
But if anyone who is clean of defilement and not hindered by his travels neglects to keep the pasch, he is lost to his people. Paschal time came, sacrifice to the Lord he would not; he will be held to account for it. (Numbers 9, 13)
On the day when the tabernacle was set up, a cloud overshadowed it; and when evening came, fire seemed to hang over the canopy of it till morning. (Numbers 9, 15)
So it was continually; by day, cloud hung above it, by night, what seemed like fire; (Numbers 9, 16)
At the Lord’s bidding they marched, at the Lord’s bidding they pitched their tents. There was no moving as long as the cloud hung over the tabernacle; (Numbers 9, 18)
