The Plains of Moab: Preparing to Enter Canaan (Chapters 26–36)

A second census (marking the new generation), the case of Zelophehad’s daughters (establishing inheritance rights for women), Joshua commissioned as Moses’s successor, the division of land east of the Jordan, the appointment of cities of refuge, and various closing regulations.

The Plains of Moab: Preparing to Enter Canaan (Chapters 26–36)

Numbers Chapter 27: Let Not Our Father’s Name Be Lost — The Courage of Five Sisters, and a New Leader Established

PROLOGUE — Women Who Raised Their Voice in a Gap of the Law Numbers 27 fully unfolds the story of

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The Plains of Moab: Preparing to Enter Canaan (Chapters 26–36)

Numbers Chapter 29: Three Feasts of the Seventh Month — Offerings for Trumpets, the Day of Atonement, and Tabernacles

PROLOGUE — The Peak of the Year, the Seventh Month Numbers 29 addresses the specific sacrificial regulations for three feasts

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The Plains of Moab: Preparing to Enter Canaan (Chapters 26–36)

Numbers Chapter 30: The Weight of Words Spoken — Vows, and the Responsibility of Overseeing Them

PROLOGUE — Protection Set Alongside the Justice of Chapter 27 Numbers 30 addresses regulations concerning vows — voluntary promises made

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