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• Anyone, that is, who thrusts at a man out of malice, or lies in wait for him and discharges a weapon at him, (Numbers 35, 20)

• But if it was by chance, without any malice (Numbers 35, 22)

• anyone who has a feud against him may strike him down wherever he meets him, without incurring guilt; (Numbers 35, 27)

• You are not to accept blood-money from the murderer; he is to be put to death there and then. (Numbers 35, 31)

• Nor, upon any condition, must you allow the outlaw who has taken sanctuary to return home until the high priest’s death; (Numbers 35, 32)

• this would bring pollution on the land that is yours. The blood of an innocent man involves the whole land in such guilt as can only be expiated by the murderer’s own blood; (Numbers 35, 33)

• The fiftieth year, the year of jubilee, will come round, but still the division of holdings will remain disturbed, and the land belonging to one tribe will be held by another. (Numbers 36, 4)

• The tribes must not intermingle, but remain separate (Numbers 36, 9)

• according to the Lord’s plan for them. So the daughters of Salphaad carried out the Lord’s bidding, (Numbers 36, 10)

• it is time for you to turn back, and make your way to the hill country of the Amorrhites and its neighbourhood. Low ground and high ground, southern plain and sea-coast, all Chanaan including mount Lebanon, right up to the great river Euphrates, (Deuteronomy 1, 7)

• But I have not strength to bear, alone, the weight of all your affairs, all your quarrels; (Deuteronomy 1, 12)

• you must give me men of ripe wisdom and quick minds, high in repute among their fellow-tribesmen, to be appointed your rulers. (Deuteronomy 1, 13)