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Finally, as rear guard for all the camps, the camp of the Danites set out, under its own standard and arranged in companies, with Ahiezer, son of Ammishaddai, over their host, (Numbers 10, 25)
This was the order of departure for the Israelites, company by company. As they were setting out, (Numbers 10, 28)
But now the anger of God flared up at him for going, and the angel of the LORD stationed himself on the road to hinder him as he was riding along on his ass, accompanied by two of his servants. (Numbers 22, 22)
Moses became angry with the officers of the army, the clan and company commanders, who were returning from combat. (Numbers 31, 14)
Then the officers who had been clan and company commanders of the army came up to Moses (Numbers 31, 48)
The gold that they gave as a contribution to the LORD amounted in all to sixteen thousand seven hundred and fifty shekels. This was from the clan and company commanders; (Numbers 31, 52)
Moses, then, and the priest Eleazar accepted the gold from the clan and company commanders, and put it in the meeting tent as a memorial for the Israelites before the LORD. (Numbers 31, 54)
The following are the stages by which the Israelites journeyed up by companies from the land of Egypt under the guidance of Moses and Aaron. (Numbers 33, 1)
Since the LORD, your God, journeys along within your camp to defend you and to put your enemies at your mercy, your camp must be holy; otherwise, if he sees anything indecent in your midst, he will leave your company. (Deuteronomy 23, 15)
And the LORD will strike you with madness, blindness and panic, (Deuteronomy 28, 28)
Every single word that Moses had commanded, Joshua read aloud to the entire community, including the women and children, and the strangers who had accompanied Israel. (Joshua 8, 35)
Judah then said to his brother Simeon, "Come up with me into the territory allotted to me, and let us engage the Canaanites in battle. I will likewise accompany you into the territory allotted to you." So Simeon went with him. (Judges 1, 3)
