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But if the Lord alters the order of nature, so that earth gapes and swallows them up with all that is theirs, and they go down still living to the depths beneath, then you will have proof that they have spoken blasphemy against the Lord. (Numbers 16, 30)
Still living they went down to the depths beneath, and earth closed over them, and their names were lost to the muster-roll of the people. (Numbers 16, 33)
And now all the Israelites who stood round and heard the shrieks of the dying fled away, in dread that they too would be swallowed up by the earth; (Numbers 16, 34)
but not before the two hundred and fifty men who stood there offering incense had perished by fire sent from heaven. (Numbers 16, 35)
Bid Aaron’s son, the priest Eleazar, gather up the censers that lie there among the flames, and scatter the coal in them this way and that. (Numbers 16, 37)
They are forfeit, now, through the death of these sinners;✻ he must beat them out into plates, which he will nail to the altar. Incense has been offered to the Lord in them, and they must be consecrated things, a portent and a warning to every Israelite who sees them. (Numbers 16, 38)
So the priest Eleazar took these brazen censers from the hands of the dead men the fire had killed, and beat them into plates, which he nailed to the altar, (Numbers 16, 39)
as a warning to the Israelites of after times. No interloper, that is not of Aaron’s stock, must ever come forward to offer the Lord incense, or he will suffer the fate of Core and his company, the fate which the Lord, through Moses, foretold to them. (Numbers 16, 40)
Next day, the men of Israel were enraged against Moses and Aaron, for putting the Lord’s people to death. (Numbers 16, 41)
A conspiracy was formed, and the uproar grew fiercer, (Numbers 16, 42)
until Moses and Aaron took refuge in the tabernacle. As soon as they entered it, the cloud overshadowed it, and the glory of the Lord’s presence was revealed. (Numbers 16, 43)
Withdraw yourselves from this multitude which surrounds you; I mean, after all, to make an end of them. And as they lay there with their faces to the ground, (Numbers 16, 45)
