Monday, March 5, 2007

March 6 Readings

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Today's reading from Numbers 26-27
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Numbers 26 dealt with the Second Census. The First Census was taken some 38 years earlier. Most of the first generation of men 20 years or older had all died except Joshua and Caleb. This generation was almost ready to enter the Promise Land. Moses was assisted by his nephew Eleazar, since Aaron had died (Num 20.28). In this census, the prominent clans of each tribe is listed. God had not forgotten His promise to let the people enter the promise land but it was on God's terms, not man. He is eternal and sovereign and His purpose will be fulfilled in His own time. He waited for the whole generation (because of their disobedience and lack of faith (see Num 14).


Peter Pett on Numbers 20-36


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Num 26, with Commentaries, verse by verse

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Guzik on Numbers 26
Guzik on Numbers 27

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