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OET-RV by cross-referenced section NUM 27:12

NUM 27:12–27:23 ©

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The selection to Josh. as liwan to Moses

Num 27:12–23

Deu 31:1–8

27:12 The selection to Josh. as liwan to Moses

(Deu. 31:1-8)

12[ref]1314

151617[ref]

18[ref]192021[ref]2223


31:1 The selection to Josh. as liwan to Moses

312[ref]34[ref]56

78[ref]


Collected OET-RV cross-references

Deu 3:23-27:

3:23 Not/None tuhuti Moses egpekeendiye of Kanaan

232425

2627

32:48-52:

48[ref]49505152


32:48-52: Num 27:12-14; Deu 3:23-27.

1Ki 22:17:

17[ref]


22:17: Num 27:17; Mat 9:36; Mrk 6:34.

Eze 34:5:

5[ref]


34:5: Num 27:17; 1Ki 22:17; Mat 9:36; Mrk 6:34.

Mat 9:36:

36[ref]When he saw the crowds, he felt for them because they were tired and stressed like sheep with no shepherd.


9:36: Num 27:17; 1Ki 22:17; 2Ch 18:16; Eze 34:5; Mrk 6:34.

Mrk 6:34:

34[ref]So when Yeshua got out of the boat, he saw a big crowd and felt sorry for them because they seemed like sheep without a shepherd, so he started teaching them many things.


6:34: Num 27:17; 1Ki 22:17; 2Ch 18:16; Eze 34:5; Mat 9:36.

Exo 24:13:

13So Mosheh and his assistant Yehoshua set off, and Mosheh climbed up God’s mountain.

Exo 28:30:

30Then place the ‘Urim’ and the ‘Tummim’[fn] in the sacred pouch so they’ll be over Aharon’s heart when he goes in before Yahweh, thus Aharon will continually bear the decisions of the Israelis over his heart before Yahweh.[ref]


28:30 These two objects appear abruptly in the text—they haven’t been described previously—in fact, they’re not described anywhere, so we don’t really know much about them except that it seems they were used somehow to indicate Yahweh’s decision on important matters. Although we presume that Mosheh must have already been familiar with them, sadly we’re unable to translate these two Hebrew words, because we’re not.


28:30: Num 27:21; Deu 33:8; Ezr 2:63; Neh 7:65.

1Sam 14:41:

41[ref]


14:41: Num 27:21; 1Sam 28:6.

28:6:

6[ref]


28:6: Num 27:21.

Num 20:12:

12

Num 21:21-35:

21:21 The defeat of Sihun and of Ug

(Deu. 2:26–3:11)

21222324252627

28[ref]

29

30

3132

333435


21:28-29: Jer 48:45-46.

Josh 1:5:

5[ref]


1:5: Deu 31:6,8; Heb 13:5.

Heb 13:5:

5Keep your lives free from the love of money and be content with what you have, because God has said:[ref]

“I’ll never leave you;

Indeed I’ll never abandon you.”


13:5: Deu 31:6,8; Jam 1:5.