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Deu 3:23-27:
23 “At that time, I pleaded with Yahweh, 24 ‘My master Yahweh, you’ve begun to show your servant your greatness and your power. What other god in heaven or on earth is there that does works as great and powerful as what you’ve done? 25 Please let me cross the Yarden (Jordan) river and see the good land that’s on the other side—that good hill country, and the Levanon region.’
26 “But Yahweh was angry at me because of what your parents had done, and he wouldn’t listen to me. Instead, Yahweh told me, ‘Enough from you—don’t talk to me about that again! 27 Go up to the top of Mt. Pisgah and look out towards the west and the north and the south and the east. Yes, look with your eyes, because you won’t be crossing this river.
32:48-52:
48 ⇔That same day, Yahweh told Mosheh, 49 “Go to Mt. Nevo (a mountain in the Avarim range in Moav (Moab), across from Yeriho (Jericho)). Climb up and you will see the land of Kena’an (Canaan), which I’m giving to the Israelis to take possession of. 50 Then you’ll die on that mountain that you are going up on, and you’ll join your ancestors (just like your brother Aharon (Aaron) died on Mt. Hor and joined his ancestors). 51 That’s because you were unfaithful to me among the Israelis at the Merivah springs in Kadesh, in the wilderness of Tsin (Zin), because you didn’t regard me as holy in front of the Israelis. 52 So you’ll see the land in front of you, but you won’t enter that land that I’m giving to the Israelis.[ref]
1Ki 22:17:
17 “Well,” he said, “I saw all Yisrael (Israel) scattered into the hills like sheep without a shepherd,[ref] and Yahweh said that they have no leaders so they should all return peacefully to their homes.”
Eze 34:5:
5 Then they were scattered without a shepherd,[ref] and after they were scattered, they became food for all the wild animals in the countryside.
Mat 9:36:
36 When he saw the crowds, he felt for them because they were tired and stressed like sheep with no shepherd.[ref]
Mrk 6:34:
34 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,[ref] so he started teaching them many things.
Exo 24:13:
13 So Mosheh and his assistant Yehoshua (Joshua) set off, and Mosheh climbed up God’s mountain.
Exo 28:30:
30 Then place the ‘Urim’ and the ‘Tumim’[fn][ref] 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.
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.
1Sam 14:41:
41 Then Sha’ul asked Yisrael’s god Yahweh, “Show us the truth.” And Sha’ul and Yonatan were selected—not the people.[ref]
28:6:
6 He asked Yahweh for direction, but Yahweh didn’t answer him either through a dream, nor by use of the sacred pouch,[ref] nor through any prophet.
Num 20:12:
12 Then Yahweh scolded Mosheh and Aharon, “Because you two publicly demonstrated that you didn’t believe that what I say is absolute truth, therefore you two won’t lead this community into the land that I’ve given them.”
Num 21:21-35:
21 Then Yisrael (Israel) sent messengers to the Amori King Sihon, 22 “Let us pass through your country. We won’t turn off into any field or vineyard. We won’t take water from any well. We’ll stay on the king’s highway until we’ve exited at your northern border.” 23 However King Sihon refused them permission, then he took his whole army into the wilderness to meet Yisrael, and they attacked them at Yahats village. 24 Nevertheless, Yisrael defeated them in battle and took possession of his land from the Arnon river up as far as Yabok where the Amonim’ border was well fortified. 25 So Yisrael took those Amori cities including Heshbon and the surrounding villages, and started living in them. 26 (Heshbon was where the Amori King Sihon lived, as he’d previously fought against the former king of Moav (Moab) and captured all his land down as far as the Arnon river. 27 That was why the poets say,
“Come to Heshbon—let it be rebuilt.
≈ Let King Sihon’s city be established
28 because fire went out from Heshbon,
and the citizens on Arnon’s hilltops.[ref]
≈ Kemosh’s people have perished.
He’s made his sons into fugitives,
≈ and given his daughters over to captivity
Heshbon has perished as far as Divon
≈ and shattered Nofah as far as Meydeva.)
31 So the Israelis lived in the Amori region 32 and Mosheh (Moses) sent some men to spy out Yazer, and they captured its villages and drove the Amorim out from there.
33 Then they turned and went up the road towards Bashan, but Bashan’s King Og came out with his army to meet them, and attacked them at Edre’i. 34 Yahweh said to Mosheh, “Don’t be afraid of him because I’ve given him and all his people and his land to you, and you’ll be able to do to him what you did to the Amori King Sihon who lived at Heshbon.” 35 So they overcame King Og and his sons and all his people until there were no remaining survivors, then they took possession of their land.
Josh 1:5:
5 No man will be able to challenge your leadership as long as you live—I’ll be with you just as I was with Mosheh—I won’t fail you or abandon you.[ref]
Heb 13:5:
5 Keep your lives free from the love of money and be content with what you have, because God has said:
Indeed I’ll never abandon you.”[ref]
