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4QNumb XVIII 31-
33 i 26


hmkl pronunciation.

Q522 MT Num 26:10 omits SV(2) – 4QNumb has an explicat-
4QNumb XIX 33 ii- ing plus.^1093
40 8


])h

Q523 MT Num 26:10 omits SV(2) – 4QNumb has an expan-
4QNumb XIX 33 ii- sive plus.^1094
40 9


tr[

Q524 MT Num 26:15 ynb SV(1) – The MT lacks the con-
4QNumb XIX 33 ii- junction.
40 14


ynbw

Q525 MT Num 26:33 omits SV(2) – 4QNumb has an expan-
4QNumb XIX 33 ii- sive plus.^1095
40 31


hl)

Q526 MT Num 26:33 M# SV(1) – Difference in number.^1096
4QNumb 33 ii-40 31 twm#


Q527 MT Num 26:62 Mhl OV(l) – Possible difference in
4QNumb XX 41 29 hmhl pronunciation.


Q528 MT Num 27:1 h(n SV(1) – The MT lacks the con-
4QNumb XXI 42-47 junction.
4


h(wn

Q529 MT Num 27:1 hlgxw SV(1) – 4QNumb lacks the con-


1093
4QNumb has a redundant repitition of the subject of the verb (lbt, namely Cr)h, “the land.” The SP
agrees with the reading in 4QNum 1094 b.
The additional text in 4QNumb is possibly harmonised with Num 16:35 (so ) though this addition is not
found in any other witness. 4QNumb can be restored on this basis: trw+qh ybyrqm #y) Myt)mw My#mx, “two
hundred and fifty men 1095 from the midst of the incense.”
1096 The demonstrative pronoun is lacking in the MT, cf. Num 26 passim.
The LXX agrees with the plural noun in 4QNumb which, given that five names are referred to in the
text following, appears to be the grammatically correct form. The singular noun in the MT is in agreement
with the SP.

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