Numbers
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Session 1 · Numbers 1–5
Names, standards, and the camp around the Holy One.
- At Sinai the LORD numbers the men of war by tribe and father's house, and Levi is kept out of a total of six hundred three thousand five hundred fifty.
- The camp is arranged by standards around the tabernacle, with Judah on the east, and the tribes march in the order God gives.
- The Levites are taken in place of the firstborn, counted from a month old, and assigned by clan to the work of the dwelling.
- From thirty years old to fifty, the Kohathites, Gershonites, and Merarites carry what the priests have covered, and touching the holy things brings death.
- The unclean are put outside the camp, theft is repaid with a fifth added, and the ordeal of jealousy is brought before the priest.
Session 2 · Numbers 6–10
Nazirites, the blessing, and the cloud that moves.
- The Nazirite is set apart from the vine and the dead, and the priestly blessing puts the LORD's name upon Israel.
- For twelve days the chiefs bring the same offerings for the altar, and the Voice speaks to Moses from above the mercy seat.
- The lamps are set on the lampstand, and the Levites are cleansed, waved before the LORD, and given their years of service.
- Israel keeps Passover at Sinai, a second month is opened for the unclean and the traveler, and the cloud decides every march.
- Two silver trumpets call the assembly and the camps, the cloud lifts from Sinai, and Moses cries for the LORD to arise and to return.
Session 3 · Numbers 11–15
Craving, slander, spies, and a sentence of forty years.
- Complaint brings fire at Taberah, craving despises the manna, the Spirit rests on seventy elders, and quail end at the graves of craving.
- Miriam and Aaron challenge Moses, Miriam is struck with leprosy, and the camp waits seven days while Moses prays for her healing.
- Twelve spies bring fruit from Eshcol and a report of fortified cities, and Caleb urges the people to go up at once.
- The congregation refuses the land, Moses intercedes, the LORD pardons and yet sentences that generation to forty years, and a late attack fails.
- Offerings are commanded for the land still promised, high-handed sin is distinguished from unintentional sin, and tassels are given so Israel will remember.
Session 4 · Numbers 16–20
Korah's fire, a budding rod, and the waters of Meribah.
- Korah, Dathan, and Abiram rebel, the earth swallows the rebellious households, and fire consumes the two hundred fifty who offer incense.
- Aaron's staff buds, blossoms, and bears ripe almonds before the testimony, and it is kept as a sign against rebels.
- Priests and Levites receive their charge and their portions, and the LORD Himself is named as their inheritance.
- A red heifer is burned outside the camp with cedar, hyssop, and scarlet, and her ashes are kept for cleansing after contact with death.
- Miriam dies at Kadesh, Moses strikes the rock at Meribah and is barred from the land, Edom refuses passage, and Aaron dies on Mount Hor.
Session 5 · Numbers 21–25
A bronze serpent, Balaam's star, and Baal of Peor.
- Fiery serpents bite the complaining people, whoever looks at the bronze serpent lives, and Israel then defeats Sihon and Og.
- Balak hires Balaam to curse Israel, the angel stands in the road, and the donkey sees the danger before the prophet does.
- From two lookout places Balaam can only bless, because God is not a man that He should lie and has not cursed this people.
- The Spirit of God comes upon Balaam, he sees a star out of Jacob and a scepter out of Israel, and he utters oracles against the nations.
- Israel yokes itself to Baal of Peor, the plague kills twenty-four thousand, and Phinehas is given a covenant of peace for his zeal.
Session 6 · Numbers 26–30
A second census, a shepherd, and the appointed feasts.
- A second census on the plains of Moab counts a new generation, and of the first numbering only Caleb and Joshua remain.
- The daughters of Zelophehad receive their father's inheritance, and Joshua is commissioned by the laying on of Moses' hands.
- The offerings of each day, the Sabbath, the new moon, Passover, and the Feast of Weeks are appointed for the land.
- The seventh month is ordered from trumpets and the Day of Atonement through Booths, whose bulls decrease day by day, to the eighth-day assembly.
- A vow is binding speech, a father or husband may annul it only on the day he hears, and silence lets the vow stand.
Session 7 · Numbers 31–35
Midian, the Jordan, borders, and cities of refuge.
- Israel wages the LORD's vengeance on Midian for Peor, Balaam is killed, and warriors and spoil are purified outside the camp.
- Reuben, Gad, and half Manasseh settle east of the Jordan only after swearing to cross and fight until their brothers inherit.
- Moses writes the stages from Rameses to Moab and commands Israel to drive out the nations and destroy their high places.
- The borders of Canaan are drawn from the brook of Egypt and the Great Sea to Lebo-hamath and the Jordan, and leaders are named to divide it.
- Forty-eight cities go to the Levites, six of them cities of refuge, and no ransom is allowed for a murderer.
Session 8 · Numbers 36
The daughters keep the inheritance inside the tribe.
- Zelophehad's daughters marry within Manasseh so their inheritance does not pass to another tribe, and the commandments close on the plains of Moab.