OET interlinear NUM 7:30

OET (OET-RV) Combined passage: English NUM 7:12–83 (native NUM 7:12–83; verse text cannot be split). 12-83 These were the leaders who presented their offerings:

 •  On the first day, Aminadav’s son Nahshon on behalf of the tribe of Yehudah (Judah),
 •  on the second day, Tsuar’s son Netanel on behalf of the tribe of Yisakar (Issachar),
 •  on the third day, Helon’s son Eliav on behalf of the tribe of Zevulun,
 •  on the fourth day, Shedeyur’s son Elitsur on behalf of the tribe of Re’uven,
 •  on the fifth day, Tsurishadai’s son Shelumiel on behalf of the tribe of Shim’on (Simeon),
 •  on the sixth day, Deuel’s son Elyasaf on behalf of the tribe of Gad,
 •  on the seventh day, Amihud’s son Elishama on behalf of the tribe of Efrayim (Ephraim),
 •  on the eighth day, Pedahtsur’s son Gamliel on behalf of the tribe of Menasheh (Manasseh),
 •  on the ninth day, Gid’oni’s son Avidan on behalf of the tribe of Benyamin,
 •  on the tenth day, Amishaday’s son Ahiezer on behalf of the tribe of Dan,
 •  on the eleventh day, Okran’s son Pagiel on behalf of the tribe of Asher,
 •  and on the twelfth day, Eynan’s son Ahira on behalf of the tribe of Naftali (Naphtali).

 ¶ Each of the leaders presented the following offerings:

 •  a silver dish (1.5 kg—all weights by the standard temple measurement) and a silver bowl (800g)—both of them full of fine flour mixed with oil as a grain offering,
 •  a small gold dish (110g) filled with incense,
 •  a young bull, a ram and a one-year-old male lamb for a burnt offering,
 •  a male goat for a sin offering,
 •  two cows, five rams, five male goats, and five one-year-old rams for the peace offering.

OET (OET-RV) Combined passage: English NUM 7:12–83 (native NUM 7:12–83; verse text cannot be split). 12-83 These were the leaders who presented their offerings:

 •  On the first day, Aminadav’s son Nahshon on behalf of the tribe of Yehudah (Judah),
 •  on the second day, Tsuar’s son Netanel on behalf of the tribe of Yisakar (Issachar),
 •  on the third day, Helon’s son Eliav on behalf of the tribe of Zevulun,
 •  on the fourth day, Shedeyur’s son Elitsur on behalf of the tribe of Re’uven,
 •  on the fifth day, Tsurishadai’s son Shelumiel on behalf of the tribe of Shim’on (Simeon),
 •  on the sixth day, Deuel’s son Elyasaf on behalf of the tribe of Gad,
 •  on the seventh day, Amihud’s son Elishama on behalf of the tribe of Efrayim (Ephraim),
 •  on the eighth day, Pedahtsur’s son Gamliel on behalf of the tribe of Menasheh (Manasseh),
 •  on the ninth day, Gid’oni’s son Avidan on behalf of the tribe of Benyamin,
 •  on the tenth day, Amishaday’s son Ahiezer on behalf of the tribe of Dan,
 •  on the eleventh day, Okran’s son Pagiel on behalf of the tribe of Asher,
 •  and on the twelfth day, Eynan’s son Ahira on behalf of the tribe of Naftali (Naphtali).

 ¶ Each of the leaders presented the following offerings:

 •  a silver dish (1.5 kg—all weights by the standard temple measurement) and a silver bowl (800g)—both of them full of fine flour mixed with oil as a grain offering,
 •  a small gold dish (110g) filled with incense,
 •  a young bull, a ram and a one-year-old male lamb for a burnt offering,
 •  a male goat for a sin offering,
 •  two cows, five rams, five male goats, and five one-year-old rams for the peace offering.