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  • 'Aaron is to be gathered to his people; he will not enter the country which I have given to the Israelites, since you both disobeyed my order at the Waters of Meribah. (Numbers 20, 24)

  • Then take Aaron's robes off him and dress his son Eleazar in them. Aaron will then be gathered to his people; that is where he will die.' (Numbers 20, 26)

  • The whole community saw that Aaron had died, and for thirty days the whole House of Israel mourned for Aaron. (Numbers 20, 29)

  • The king of Arad, the Canaanite living in the Negeb, learned that Israel was coming by way of Atharim. He attacked Israel and took some prisoners. (Numbers 21, 1)

  • Israel then made this vow to Yahweh, 'If you deliver this people into my power, I shall curse their towns with destruction.' (Numbers 21, 2)

  • Yahweh heard Israel's words and delivered the Canaanites into their power, and they destroyed them in accordance with their curse. Hence the place was given the name Hormah. (Numbers 21, 3)

  • They left Mount Hor by the road to the Sea of Suph, to skirt round Edom. On the way the people lost patience. (Numbers 21, 4)

  • At this, God sent fiery serpents among the people; their bite brought death to many in Israel. (Numbers 21, 6)

  • The people came and said to Moses, 'We have sinned by speaking against Yahweh and against you. Intercede for us with Yahweh to save us from these serpents.' Moses interceded for the people, (Numbers 21, 7)

  • And from there they went to Beer, that being the well in connection with which Yahweh had said to Moses, 'Call the people together and I will give them water.' (Numbers 21, 16)

  • Then it was that Israel sang this song: Spring up, well! Sing out for the well, (Numbers 21, 17)

  • sunk by the princes, dug by the people's leaders with the sceptre, with their staves! -and from the desert to Mattanah, (Numbers 21, 18)


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