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for the sons of Israel: It may be that a married woman will leave her duty, and, in despite of her own husband, (Numbers 5, 12)
and immolating the ram before the Lord as a welcome-offering; at the same time he will present the basket of unleavened things and the customary gifts. (Numbers 6, 17)
and the remaining four waggons and eight oxen to Ithamar, son of the high priest Aaron, for the needs of the Merarites. (Numbers 7, 8)
it was when this cloud left its post over the tabernacle that the Israelites marched on, never encamping again until it settled. (Numbers 9, 17)
At the Lord’s bidding they marched, at the Lord’s bidding they pitched their tents. There was no moving as long as the cloud hung over the tabernacle; (Numbers 9, 18)
Sometimes the cloud would only rest there from evening to morning, and move away at dawn, so that they could march at once; sometimes they must wait, before marching, till day too had passed. (Numbers 9, 21)
They must pitch their tents at the Lord’s bidding, march at the Lord’s bidding; the sentinels of the Lord, as his word, given through Moses, had commanded them. (Numbers 9, 23)
and the sons of Israel marched away, company by company, from the desert of Sinai, till the cloud came to rest again in another desert, that of Pharan. (Numbers 10, 12)
After these the Caathites marched, with their holy burden;✻ the tabernacle going on first, so as to be ready for them when they reached the place where it was set up. (Numbers 10, 21)
Such was the order of march in which Israel’s various companies set out, whenever they moved camp. (Numbers 10, 28)
The divine cloud, too, overshadowed them all day while they marched. (Numbers 10, 34)
Mary, too, and Aaron had complaints to make against Moses; the desert wife he had married was the cause of it.✻ (Numbers 12, 1)
