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  • Better that we had died in Egypt, better we should meet our end in this waste desert, than march at the Lord’s bidding into such a land as that, where we shall fall at the sword’s point, and our wives and children be led off as captives! Were it not better to go back to Egypt? (Numbers 14, 3)

  • Enough; I will smite them with pestilence, and make an end of them; I will find a people greater and sturdier than this to march under thy leadership. (Numbers 14, 12)

  • The Lord is not on your side; do not march to the attack, or you will be overthrown by your enemies. (Numbers 14, 42)

  • Yet, in their blind confidence, they marched on into the hill country, though the ark of God, and Moses with it, remained there in the camp. (Numbers 14, 44)

  • He had scarce done speaking, when the ground parted under their feet, (Numbers 16, 31)

  • A new year was beginning, when the Israelites, marching in their full strength, reached the desert of Sin. Here, while they were halting at Cades, Mary died and was buried. (Numbers 20, 1)

  • what we ask of thee is leave to pass through this land of thine. There shall be no marching through fields or vineyards, no drinking at thy wells; we will travel by the high road, not to right or left, until we have passed beyond thy frontiers. (Numbers 20, 17)

  • When they left mount Hor, they must needs march along the way that leads to the Red Sea, so as to fetch a compass round the territory of Edom. Before long, the people grew weary of this laborious march, (Numbers 21, 4)

  • After this the Israelites marched on, and encamped at Oboth, (Numbers 21, 10)

  • Their next march brought them to the valley of Zared; (Numbers 21, 12)

  • asking him for leave to pass through his country, upon condition that they kept clear of fields and vineyards, drank no water from the wells, and marched along the high road until they reached the end of his dominions. (Numbers 21, 22)

  • they turned aside, and marched by the road which leads to Basan. The king of Basan, Og, mustered his people and came out to give them battle in Edrai; (Numbers 21, 33)


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