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and all the appurtenances of sanctuary worship they shall cover up in the same way, and make these, too, ready for carrying. (Numbers 4, 12)
Then when Aaron and his sons have wrapped up the sanctuary and all its appurtenances ready for the march, the sons of Caath will enter and carry them away in their wrappings; they are not to touch the things of the sanctuary, on pain of death. Such charge will the sons of Caath have over the tabernacle that attests my covenant; (Numbers 4, 15)
Only, before all this is done, he must take a handful of what is offered, by way of token-sacrifice, and burn it on the altar; then he will make her drink the baneful waters. (Numbers 5, 26)
and the priest will offer one by way of amends for the fault, and the other in burnt-sacrifice; then he will pray for pardon for the fault which the death occasioned. On the same day, his head sanctified afresh by the priest, (Numbers 6, 11)
who will give them back to him, so that he can offer them up in the Lord’s presence. These parts of the offering are set apart for the priest, like the breast that has been duly cut away, and the thigh. After this, the Nazirite is free to drink wine again. (Numbers 6, 20)
for the Israelites, If any of Israel’s race, at such times, is defiled by contact with a corpse, or is away on a journey, he must keep pasch in the Lord’s honour (Numbers 9, 10)
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)
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)
And now Moses said to Hobab, son of Raguel the Madianite, his father-in-law, We are on our way to the home the Lord means to give us; come with us, and share our fortunes; the Lord has promised to bless Israel. (Numbers 10, 29)
If I may not have my way in this, then in mercy, I beseech thee, rid me of these miseries by taking my life away. (Numbers 11, 15)
I will come down and converse with thee there; taking away some of the spirit which rests upon thee and giving it to them instead, so that they may share with thee that charge over the people which thou canst not support unaided. (Numbers 11, 17)
And now the Lord sent a wind that brought a flight of quails over the sea, and drove them down where the camp was, a day’s journey away on each side; quails that hovered only two cubits above the ground. (Numbers 11, 31)
