Introduction

The English word ‘Numbers’ relates to the census of Israeli fighting men. Hebrew readers call this document ‘Bemidbar’ which is the fourth word in the Hebrew and means ‘In the desert’. Some European and other translations call it ‘The fourth book of Mosheh/Moses’.

telling concerning the descendants of Yisrael (called ‘Yisrael’ in older translations) inside of forty years from removal their of Mountain Sinai, until arrived them there to east of land promised of God igbehey them. The name of this document, there is/are kalabetan of very important part of this pangguhuren is the listing of Moses of descendants of Israel there to Mountain Sinai of not yet them mig-awe there. ‘pass-over’ of forty years, made e again the listing there to Moab, direction of east of River Jordan. Te middle of this the kararuwa listing of people, went the descendants of Israel of Kadis-Barniya of south eletanan of Kanaan. But from Kadis-Barniya, not/none them entered of land promised of God igbehey them. ‘pass-over’ of many years of living their of that place, went them of land direction of east of River Jordan. The one group of people Lived there, and the other crossed of River Jordan going to Kanaan.

The document of Numbers telling again concerning the people always naawei of looking forward to, nenaaldek middle of kalised, and migsukul of God and to Moses chosen by God so that is egpangulu them. telling again this concerning the pegkamatinumanen of God and of pegsagman he/his of his people without ending even still nenaawaan them of looking forward to, and disobedient. telling again this concerning the not ending serving Moses of God and of his people even still of there is/are times naaminan he of humility.

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