Numbers Chapter 32: Do You Wish to Remain on This Side of the River — Reuben and Gad’s Request, and Moses’s Condition
PROLOGUE — Good Pastureland, Yet a Dangerous Temptation Numbers 32 opens at a moment when Israel had nearly reached the […]
Numbers
Numbers is the fourth book of the Torah (Pentateuch), consisting of 36 chapters. Its Hebrew title is Bemidbar (“In the Wilderness”), which actually captures the book’s content more accurately than the English name — it’s less about census-taking and more about Israel’s forty-year journey through the wilderness between Sinai and the plains of Moab.
Numbers Chapter 33: Forty-Two Names — Remembering the Entire Wilderness Journey
PROLOGUE — A Time to Look Back Numbers 33 is a unique and remarkably detailed travel record, listing one by
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Numbers Chapter 34: A Promise Drawn Upon a Map — The Boundaries of Canaan, and Those Who Would Divide It
PROLOGUE — When a Promise Becomes Specific Coordinates Numbers 34 is the chapter in which the promise first given to
Numbers Chapter 35: A World Where There Is a Place to Flee — Cities of the Levites, and the System of Cities of Refuge
PROLOGUE — Cities for Those Without Inheritance, and Cities for the Wrongly Accused Numbers 35 addresses two systems of cities
Numbers Chapter 36: So That the Inheritance Would Not Leave the Tribe — The Daughters of Zelophehad, and the Closing Words of Numbers
PROLOGUE — The Story of Chapter 27 Reaches Its Conclusion Numbers 36 is the final chapter of this great book.
Numbers Chapter 20: Striking the Rock Twice — A Year of Loss, and Moses’s Decisive Mistake
PROLOGUE — The Beginning of Generational Transition Numbers 20 is one of the most loss-filled chapters of the wilderness journey.
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