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Let Israel promise as they would to use only the public highway, to pay in full for all they or their beasts might drink, without haggling over the price, to make a quick passage of it; (Numbers 20, 19)
still Edom refused, coming out to meet them there and then in great force, ready to overpower them. (Numbers 20, 20)
So, leaving Cades behind them, they reached Mount Hor, on the edge of the Edomite country; (Numbers 20, 22)
and here it was that the Lord said to Moses, (Numbers 20, 23)
Aaron must become a part of his people. For him, there is no entering the land which is your promised home, so unfaithful was he to my word at the Water of Rebellion.✻ (Numbers 20, 24)
Take Aaron and his son with thee to the top of mount Hor, (Numbers 20, 25)
So Moses did as the Lord bade him; together they went up mount Hor in the sight of the whole multitude, (Numbers 20, 27)
And the whole people, thus apprised of Aaron’s death, mourned over him, all alike, for thirty days. (Numbers 20, 30)
Whereupon the Israelites took a vow, promising the Lord that if he would grant them victory over this tribe, they would raze its cities to the ground. (Numbers 21, 2)
In answer to these prayers, the Lord let his people have their way with the Chanaanite king; they killed him, and destroyed all his cities, giving to the battle-field the name of Horma, that is, Forfeited. (Numbers 21, 3)
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)
assailing God and Moses with such complaints as these: Why didst thou ever bring us away from Egypt, only to die in the desert? We have neither bread nor water here; we are sick at heart, sick of the unsatisfying food thou givest us. (Numbers 21, 5)
