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Such was the total number of men in the Kohathite clans who were eligible for duties in the Tent of Meeting and whom Moses and Aaron counted at Yahweh's bidding through Moses. (Numbers 4, 37)
all the men between thirty and fifty years of age, eligible for military service, for duties in the Tent of Meeting. (Numbers 4, 39)
Such was the total number of men in the Gershonite clans who were eligible for duties in the Tent of Meeting, and whom Moses and Aaron counted at Yahweh's bidding. (Numbers 4, 41)
all the men between thirty and fifty years of age, eligible for military service, for duties in the Tent of Meeting. (Numbers 4, 43)
all the men between thirty and fifty years of age, eligible for religious duties and for those of transporting the Tent of Meeting (Numbers 4, 47)
At Yahweh's bidding through Moses, a census was taken of them and each man was assigned his duty and load. And so the census was conducted by Moses as Yahweh had ordered him. (Numbers 4, 49)
Whether man or woman, you will expel them; you will expel them from the camp, so that they do not pollute their encampments, in the heart of which I dwell.' (Numbers 5, 3)
"If, however, the latter has no relation to whom restitution can be made, the restitution due to Yahweh reverts to the priest, apart from the ram of expiation with which the priest makes expiation for the guilty party. (Numbers 5, 8)
if some other man sleeps with the woman without the husband's knowledge, and she secretly makes herself unclean, without any witness against her, and without anyone catching her in the act; (Numbers 5, 13)
the man will bring his wife before the priest, and on her behalf make an offering of one-tenth of an ephah of barley meal. He will not pour oil over it or put incense on it, because this is a cereal offering for a case of suspicion, a memorial offering to recall guilt to mind. (Numbers 5, 15)
After he has placed the woman before Yahweh, he will unbind her hair and put the commemorative cereal offering (that is, the cereal offering for a case of suspicion) into her hands. In his own hands the priest will hold the water of bitterness and cursing. (Numbers 5, 18)
"The priest will then put the woman on oath. He will say to her: If it is not true that a man has slept with you, that you have gone astray and made yourself unclean while under your husband's authority, may this water of bitterness and cursing do you no harm. (Numbers 5, 19)
