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• 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)

• And the Lord said to Moses, Am I to be always slighted by this people of mine? Will they never learn to trust in me, for all the marvellous deeds of mine they have witnessed? (Numbers 14, 11)

• 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)

• Ah, they will say, he could find no means to grant his people their promised home, so he was fain to destroy them in the wilderness! (Numbers 14, 16)

• 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)

• See if I do not make good the threats I have uttered against a thankless and rebellious people, leaving them to faint and die in the desert. (Numbers 14, 35)

• Meanwhile the people of Israel, upon hearing all this from Moses, were full of remorse; (Numbers 14, 39)

• When the whole congregation is guilty of such a fault through inadvertence, not only the people of Israel, but all the aliens that dwell among them, will receive forgiveness. (Numbers 15, 26)

• But if anyone, citizen or alien, is guilty of an offence through pride, and in a spirit of rebellion against the Lord, he is lost to his people. (Numbers 15, 30)

• When he was brought before Moses and Aaron and the common assembly of the people, (Numbers 15, 33)