Bible History - Old Testament

- 94- must have been donewithin six months. And now that "the Tabernacle was reared up, Moses first placed within the MostHoly P ...

- 95- CHAPTER 14: Analysis Of The Book Of Leviticus - The Sin Of Nadab & Abihu - Judgment Upon TheBlasphemer. Leviticus THE ...

- 96- (Leviticus 8-10) The thoroughly symbolical character of all, and hence the necessity of closestadherence to the directions ...

- 97- festive meal following that sacrifice; whereas incense was only to be burnt at the morning andevening sacrifices. Besides, ...

- 98- mother - Shelomith, the daughter of Dibri - hisfather having been an Egyptian, he would not have been entitled to pitch hi ...

- 99- CHAPTER 15: Analysis Of The Book Of Numbers - The Numbering Of Israel - And That Of The Levites -Arrangement Of The Camp, ...

- 100- Before leaving the encampment at Mount Sinai, God directed Moses and Aaron to take a census ofall who constituted the hos ...

- 101- Benjamin ..........35,400 (Abidan, "My Father is Judge.") DAN....................62,700 (Ahiezer, "My Brother is Help.") ...

- 102- Peor; the fact thatZimri, a prince of the tribe of Simeon, had been such a notable offender (Numbers 25:6-14) leadingto t ...

- 103- of the tribes had more than doubled. TheLevites were arranged into families after their ancestors, Gershon, Kohath, and M ...

- 104- at the south-eastern corner. With Reuben were Simeon and Gad(the sons of Leah and of Zilpah, Leah's maid), forming altoge ...

- 105 - priests of Jehovah. Hence these their blasts brought Israel as the Lord's host inremembrance before their God and King. ...

- 106- CHAPTER 16: The Offerings Of The Princes - The Setting Apart Of The Levites - Second Observance Of ThePassover Numbers 7- ...

- 107- The second event was the formal setting apart of the Levites, (Numbers 8:5, etc.) which waspreceded by a significant dire ...

- 108- Passover should beobserved exactly a month later, it being at the same time added, to guard against any willful, notneces ...

- 109- CHAPTER 17: Departure From Sinai - March Into The Wilderness Of Paran - At Taberah And Kibroth-HattaavahNumbers 10:29-11 ...

- 110- "when we departed fromHoreb, we went through all that great and terrible wilderness, which ye saw by the way of themounta ...

- 111- local knowledge of Hobab would manifestly prove of the greatest use in indicating springs andplaces of pasturage. And so ...

- 112- weeping" not confined to anyparticular class, but general among the people (11:10), and that "the anger of Jehovah was ki ...

- 113- And now the Lord again showed how easily He can bringabout supernatural results by what we call natural means. As explain ...