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• Sometimes it stayed there for two days, a month, or a longer time; however long the cloud rested on the Dwelling, the Israelites remained in camp, and when it lifted they set out. (Numbers 9, 22)

• The people went round gathering it, and ground it in a mill or crushed it with a pestle; it was then cooked in a pot and made into pancakes. It tasted like cake made with oil. (Numbers 11, 8)

• Was it I who conceived all these people, was I their father, for you to say to me, "Carry them in your arms, like a foster-father carrying an unweaned child, to the country which I swore to give their fathers"? (Numbers 11, 12)

• Where am I to find meat to give all these people, pestering me with their tears and saying, "Give us meat to eat"? (Numbers 11, 13)

• Yahweh said: Listen to my words! if there is a prophet among you, I reveal myself to him in a vision, I speak to him in a dream. (Numbers 12, 6)

• Not so with my servant Moses; to him my whole household is entrusted; (Numbers 12, 7)

• Do not let her be like some monster with its flesh half eaten away when it leaves its mother's womb!' (Numbers 12, 12)

• Reaching the Vale of Eshcol, there they lopped off a vine branch with a cluster of grapes, which two of them carried away on a pole, as well as pomegranates and figs. (Numbers 13, 23)

• This place was called the Vale of Eshcol after the cluster which the Israelites cut there. (Numbers 13, 24)

• Moses then said to Korah, 'Now listen, you Levites! (Numbers 16, 8)

• Moses and Aaron then called the assembly together in front of the rock. He then said to them, 'Listen now, you rebels. Shall we make water gush from this rock for you?' (Numbers 20, 10)

• Then they left Oboth and camped at Iye-Abarim, in the desert on the eastern border of Moab. (Numbers 21, 11)