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OET-RV by cross-referenced section NUM 16:36

NUM 16:36–16:40 ©

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The incense burners

Num 16:36–40

36Then Yahweh told Mosheh, 37“Tell the priest Eleazar (Aharon’s son) to collect the incense pans from those who were burnt, and scatter the coals far away because they’re sacred. 38The pans of those who rebelled at the expense of their own lives must be hammered into thin plates to be attached to the altar, because they presented them in front of Yahweh and now they’re sacred, and they’ll become a reminder for the Israelis. 39So the priest Eleazar took the bronze incense burners that had been presented by those men who’d been burnt up, and they were hammered into a plating for the altar 40for a memorial for the Israelis just as Yahweh had told him via Mosheh. That’s a reminder that no one who’s not a descendant of Aharon is allowed to approach Yahweh with incense burners, so they don’t end up like Korah and his supporters.

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