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The priest Eleazar will then take some of the victim's blood on his finger, and sprinkle this blood seven times towards the entrance to the Tent of Meeting. (Numbers 19, 4)
The priest will then take some cedar wood, hyssop and scarlet material and throw them on the fire where the heifer is burning. (Numbers 19, 6)
Why have you brought Yahweh's community into this desert, for us and our livestock to die here? (Numbers 20, 4)
'Take the branch and call the community together, you and your brother Aaron. Then, in full view of them, order this rock to release its water. You will release water from the rock for them and provide drink for the community and their livestock.' (Numbers 20, 8)
Moses then raised his hand and struck the rock twice with the branch; water gushed out in abundance, and the community and their livestock drank. (Numbers 20, 11)
Our ancestors went down to Egypt and there we stayed for a long time. But the Egyptians treated us badly, as they had our ancestors. (Numbers 20, 15)
Israel then made this vow to Yahweh, 'If you deliver this people into my power, I shall curse their towns with destruction.' (Numbers 21, 2)
Yahweh heard Israel's words and delivered the Canaanites into their power, and they destroyed them in accordance with their curse. Hence the place was given the name Hormah. (Numbers 21, 3)
Their posterity has been destroyed from Heshbon all the way to Dibon, and we have lit a fire all the way from Nophah to Medeba. (Numbers 21, 30)
Balak learned that Balaam was coming and went out to meet him, in the direction of Ar in Moab, at the Arnon frontier on the country's furthest boundary. (Numbers 22, 36)
when Jacob tramples on his enemies and destroys the last survivors of Ar. (Numbers 24, 19)
Balaam then looked at Amalek and declaimed his poem, as follows: Amalek, the earliest of nations! But his posterity will perish forever. (Numbers 24, 20)
