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So Moses went back to the people, and told them what the Lord had said. Then he chose seventy of the elders of Israel, and ranged them in a half-circle at the tabernacle door. (Numbers 11, 24)
Moses is not my servant on such terms as these; I entrust him with the management of all my household, (Numbers 12, 7)
cried out to Moses, My lord, I entreat thee, do not hold us to account for this mad rebellion of ours. (Numbers 12, 11)
And this was the story they told: When we reached the land where our errand lay, we found it indeed a land all milk and honey, as this fruit will prove to you; (Numbers 13, 28)
But his companions told them, We cannot attack such a people as this; they are too strong for us. (Numbers 13, 32)
And they gave the Israelites an ill account of what they had seen in Chanaan; This country we surveyed, they told them, has too many inhabitants already.✻ Tall of frame are the men we viewed there; (Numbers 13, 33)
Are they to be told that thou hast annihilated, at a blow, all this host of thine? (Numbers 14, 15)
The Lord is slow to take vengeance, rich in kindness, pardoning the guilt of the wrong-doer? Though indeed thou holdest no man innocent, and wilt have the son make amends for the father’s guilt, to the third and fourth generation. (Numbers 14, 18)
Withdraw, he told the multitude, from the tents of these rebels; avoid the touch of anything that belongs to them, so that you may not be involved in their guilt. (Numbers 16, 26)
So they withdrew to this side and that, from the dwelling-places of Core, Dathan and Abiron; and now Dathan and Abiron came out and stood at their tent doors, with their wives and children and all their households. (Numbers 16, 27)
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)
but Aaron’s rod, the Lord told Moses, was to be taken back into the tabernacle, to be kept there in memory of the rebellious Israelites; there must be no more complaining, no more death-penalties. (Numbers 17, 10)
