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• precept and award are binding on you and on the aliens that dwell with you, without distinction. (Numbers 15, 15)

• you must not eat the bread its harvest yields without assigning to the Lord first-fruits (Numbers 15, 19)

• 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)

• This law about faults of inadvertence must be observed by all alike, native-born or foreign resident. (Numbers 15, 29)

• 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)

• they put him in ward, uncertain what they should do with him. (Numbers 15, 34)

• But the Lord said to Moses, His life must pay for it; he must be stoned by the whole multitude, away from the camp. (Numbers 15, 35)

• So they took him out and stoned him to death, as the Lord had bidden them. (Numbers 15, 36)

• but rather bethink them of the Lord’s decrees and carry them out, a people set apart for their God; (Numbers 15, 40)

• and that God the Lord, who brought them out of the land of Egypt to make them his own people. (Numbers 15, 41)

• and tomorrow, in the Lord’s presence, put incense on the lighted coals in them; so the Lord will make his choice, and we shall know which of us he has set apart; it is you, sons of Levi, that presume too much. (Numbers 16, 7)

• Then Moses summoned Dathan and Abiron, sons of Eliab, to his presence, but they refused to come. (Numbers 16, 12)