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When the signal is given for the people to assemble, the blast of the trumpet will be on one note, without any wailing rise and fall. (Numbers 10, 7)
When your country goes out to war, to repel hostile attack, the trumpets must give a wailing sound, appealing to the Lord your God to save you from the power of your enemies. (Numbers 10, 9)
And when you keep feast or holiday, and at the new moon, you will make burnt-sacrifice and welcome-offering to the sound of the trumpet, to claim the divine audience; audience from the Lord your God. (Numbers 10, 10)
First, as the Lord’s word to Moses commanded them, (Numbers 10, 13)
After these the Caathites marched, with their holy burden;✻ the tabernacle going on first, so as to be ready for them when they reached the place where it was set up. (Numbers 10, 21)
Such was the order of march in which Israel’s various companies set out, whenever they moved camp. (Numbers 10, 28)
And now Moses said to Hobab, son of Raguel the Madianite, his father-in-law, We are on our way to the home the Lord means to give us; come with us, and share our fortunes; the Lord has promised to bless Israel. (Numbers 10, 29)
I cannot come with thee, he said; I must go back to the land where I was born. (Numbers 10, 30)
And Moses answered, Do not leave us; thou canst tell us where best to encamp; we look to thee for guidance. (Numbers 10, 31)
Come with us, and the best of all the Lord gives us shall be thine. (Numbers 10, 32)
So they travelled three days’ journey from the mountain of the Lord; and all those three days’ journey the ark that bore record of the Lord’s covenant went at their head✻ to choose their camping-place. (Numbers 10, 33)
Whenever the ark was lifted from the ground, Moses would say, Bestir thyself, Lord, and rout thy enemies; confront thy ill-wishers and put them to flight. (Numbers 10, 35)
