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who married Jochabed, a daughter of Levi, born to him in Egypt; the children she bore to Amram were Aaron and Moses and their sister Mary. (Numbers 26, 59)
but of these, Nadab and Abiu were punished with death for offering the Lord unhallowed fire. (Numbers 26, 61)
Of the Levites altogether, twenty-three thousand were registered; males all of them, but counting all those who were more than a month old. They were not reckoned in the muster-roll of Israel, nor did they receive lands like the rest. (Numbers 26, 62)
Such was the register of the Israelites made by Moses and the high priest Eleazar, when they reached the plains of Moab, by the Jordan opposite Jericho. (Numbers 26, 63)
and afterwards doomed by the Lord to die in the wilderness; none of those now remained, except Caleb, son of Jephone, and Josue, son of Nun. (Numbers 26, 65)
Salphaad, then, was descended from Joseph through Hepher, Galaad, Machir and Manasses. And now his daughters, Maala, Noa, Hegla, Melcha and Thersa came forward, (Numbers 27, 1)
preferring a suit before Moses and the high priest Eleazar and all the chieftains, at the tabernacle door. This was their plea: (Numbers 27, 2)
Our father died in the desert, not that he took any part in Core’s rebellion against the Lord; he died accountable for no sins but his own; and he died without male issue. Why must his name be lost to his clan, only because he had no son? Why may we not inherit side by side with our father’s kinsmen? (Numbers 27, 3)
So Moses submitted their plea to the Lord’s arbitrament, (Numbers 27, 4)
and the Lord said to him, (Numbers 27, 5)
if he has no uncles either, to those who are next of kin to him. This right holds good at all times by law unalterable; it was the Lord’s command to Moses. (Numbers 27, 11)
After this, the Lord bade Moses climb the mountain of Abarim, that was near by, and view the land he was giving to the sons of Israel as their home. (Numbers 27, 12)
