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meanwhile Josue the son of Nun and Caleb the son of Jephone, who had taken their part in surveying the country, tore their garments in dissent. (Numbers 14, 6)
Nay, men of Israel, they cried, it was a land of great plenty we passed through. (Numbers 14, 7)
Would you defy the Lord’s will, daunted by the Chanaanites? Why, they are bread for our eating; they may not hope to defend themselves. The Lord is on our side; never be afraid of them! (Numbers 14, 9)
At this, all the people cried out, and were for stoning them. But suddenly, over the tabernacle, the glory of the Lord’s presence made itself known to the whole of Israel. (Numbers 14, 10)
Enough; I will smite them with pestilence, and make an end of them; I will find a people greater and sturdier than this to march under thy leadership. (Numbers 14, 12)
Good news, Lord, said Moses, for the Egyptians, from whose power thou didst once rescue thy people; (Numbers 14, 13)
good news, too, for the inhabitants of this land. They know how thou dwellest among thy people, letting thyself be seen face to face, sheltering us with cloud, going before us in a pillar of cloud by day, of fire by night. (Numbers 14, 14)
Are they to be told that thou hast annihilated, at a blow, all this host of thine? (Numbers 14, 15)
Forgive, I implore thee, this people of thine, as thou art ever abundantly merciful, as thou hast ever shewn favour to us while we made our way from Egypt to this spot. (Numbers 14, 19)
Then the Lord said, At thy request, I forgive. (Numbers 14, 20)
But as I am the living Lord, whose glory must spread wide as earth, (Numbers 14, 21)
these men who have been witnesses of my greatness, of all the marvellous deeds I did, in Egypt and in the desert, yet must needs challenge my power half a score of times, and disobey my will, (Numbers 14, 22)
