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• His company: forty-one thousand five hundred men. (Numbers 2, 28)

• His company: fifty-three thousand four hundred men. (Numbers 2, 30)

• 'The tribal forces in the camp of Dan number in all a hundred and fifty-seven thousand six hundred. They will be the last to break camp. 'All under their appropriate standards.' (Numbers 2, 31)

• Such was the tally of the Israelites when the census was taken by families. The full count of the entire camp, unit by unit, came to six hundred and three thousand five hundred and fifty. (Numbers 2, 32)

• But, as Yahweh had ordered Moses, the Levites were not included in the census of the Israelites. (Numbers 2, 33)

• The Israelites did exactly as Yahweh had ordered Moses. This was how they pitched camp, grouped by standards. This was how they broke camp, each man in his own clan, each man with his own family. (Numbers 2, 34)

• These were the descendants of Aaron and Moses, at the time when Yahweh spoke to Moses on Mount Sinai. (Numbers 3, 1)

• These were the names of Aaron's sons: Nadab the eldest, then Abihu, Eleazar and Ithamar. (Numbers 3, 2)

• Such were the names of Aaron's sons, priests anointed and invested with the powers of the priesthood. (Numbers 3, 3)

• Nadab and Abihu died in Yahweh's presence, in the desert of Sinai, when they offered unauthorised fire before Yahweh. They left no children and so it fell to Eleazar and Ithamar to exercise the priesthood under their father Aaron. (Numbers 3, 4)

• They will undertake the duties incumbent on him and the whole community before the Tent of Meeting, in serving the Dwelling, (Numbers 3, 7)

• You will present the Levites to Aaron and his sons as men dedicated; they will be given to him by the Israelites. (Numbers 3, 9)