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There in the camp they fell a-prophesying, and a messenger ran to bring Moses tidings of it. (Numbers 11, 27)
What, said he, so jealous for my honour? For myself, I would have the whole people prophesy, with the spirit of the Lord resting on them too. (Numbers 11, 29)
And now the Lord sent a wind that brought a flight of quails over the sea, and drove them down where the camp was, a day’s journey away on each side; quails that hovered only two cubits above the ground. (Numbers 11, 31)
All that day and that night and the next day the Israelites busied themselves gathering in the quails, which lay so thick that a man made nothing of gathering a hundred bushels; then they spread them out to dry, round the camp. (Numbers 11, 32)
and the place was called ever after, The Graves of Greed, from the men that lay buried there whose greed was their undoing. From the Graves of Greed they made their way to Haseroth, and there encamped. (Numbers 11, 34)
Has the Lord, they asked, sent his word by Moses and no other? Has he not spoken to us too? Such were the complaints the Lord must needs listen to. (Numbers 12, 2)
As for Moses, whom they attacked, never was a man more patient on the whole face of the earth. (Numbers 12, 3)
But the Lord at once commanded him, and Aaron, and Mary to come out by themselves to the tabernacle; and when they reached it, (Numbers 12, 4)
and this was his word to them, which he bade them mark well: Prophets there may be among your race; to one I appear in a vision, to another I reveal my thoughts in a dream. (Numbers 12, 6)
speak with him face to face, and when he has sight of the Lord, it is not by means of parable and image. How is it that you were not afraid to slight Moses, my own servant? (Numbers 12, 8)
the cloud, too, no longer appeared over the tabernacle; and all at once Mary’s skin shewed white as snow with leprosy. And Aaron, looking upon her and seeing her covered with leprous sores, (Numbers 12, 10)
cried out to Moses, My lord, I entreat thee, do not hold us to account for this mad rebellion of ours. (Numbers 12, 11)
