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1. overviewbible.com › numbersThe Book of Numbers: The Beginner's Guide and Summary

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   Aug 13, 2017 · God frees Israel, and leads them to a mountain in the wilderness (Mount Sinai), where he makes a special agreement with them. They promise to follow his commands, and he promises to dwell among them, giving them his blessing and protection. The book of Leviticus focuses on how a nation of mortals can cohabitate with the God of heaven.

2. biblehub.com › chaptersummaries › numbersNumbers 2 Chapter Summary - Bible Hub

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   Numbers chapter 2 presents a divine blueprint of order and organization within the vast multitudes of the Israelites in the wilderness. In obedience to God's instructions, the Israelites arrange their camps tribe by tribe around the Tabernacle, each with its banner, under the leadership of Moses and Aaron.

3. www.gotquestions.org › Book-of-NumbersSummary of the Book of Numbers - Bible Survey - GotQuestions.org

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   Sep 9, 2024 · Brief Summary: Most of the events of the Book of Numbers take place in the wilderness, primarily between the second and fortieth years of the wandering of the Israelites.

4. inspiredscripture.com › bible-studies › numbers-20Numbers 20: Lessons For Living by Faith in the Wilderness

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   From the Jews’ mistakes, God reveals lessons for you to live while on your journey through the wilderness of life. These include: (1) serving God, (2) trusting Him, (3) leaving your life of the flesh behind, (4) growing spiritually from your trial, (5) seeking His mercy and grace, (6) letting Him guide you, and (7) faith.

5. bible.org › seriespage › lesson-16-how-jesus-snakeLesson 16: How Jesus is Like a Snake (John 3:14-15; Numbers ...

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   Jun 16, 2013 · Verse 15 shows us that believing in Him is equivalent to looking at the lifted up snake in the wilderness. The best translation has “believes” without an object and “in Him” is connected with eternal life. But in verse 16 John clarifies that our faith is to be in Jesus, the Son of God.

   • The people in the wilderness were dying because of their sin. They did not deserve to live, because they had rebelled terribly against God and His...
   • The snake-bitten people could not do anything to save themselves. They were dropping like flies. God had to provide a way for them to be healed or...
   • John 3:14: “As Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up.” John uses this phrase of Jesus three other...
   • God could have removed the deadly snakes, but instead, He left the snakes, but provided a remedy: Just look to the snake that Moses put up on the p...
   • Whoever looked in faith at the snake lived. Whoever believes will in Jesus have eternal life. This is John’s first of ten references to eternal lif...

6. bibleproject.com › guides › book-of-exodusBook of Exodus | Guide with Key Information and Resources

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   The Israelites trek through the wilderness on their way to Mount Sinai and get really hungry and thirsty. In their distress, they start criticizing Moses and God for rescuing them from Egypt! Even though God graciously provides food and water for his people, these events cast a dark shadow.

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   What did the Israelites believe in in the wilderness?

   • In the wilderness, the Israelites had to believe in God’s promise that whoever looked to the serpent would be healed. In the same way, we need to believe God’s promise that whoever looks to Jesus and His death as the just payment for his sins will be forgiven and granted eternal life.

   Lesson 16: How Jesus is Like a Snake (John 3:14-15; Numbers 21:4-9)

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   How did the Israelites organize their camps in the wilderness?

   • Numbers chapter 2 presents a divine blueprint of order and organization within the vast multitudes of the Israelites in the wilderness. In obedience to God's instructions, the Israelites arrange their camps tribe by tribe around the Tabernacle, each with its banner, under the leadership of Moses and Aaron.

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   Why do people die in the wilderness?

   • 1. Because of sin, all people are under the curse of death. The people in the wilderness were dying because of their sin. They did not deserve to live, because they had rebelled terribly against God and His goodness toward them. They had a track record of 40 years of grumbling in spite of God’s gracious faithfulness.

   Lesson 16: How Jesus is Like a Snake (John 3:14-15; Numbers 21:4-9)

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   What happened in the wilderness of Zin?

   • Although most of her life was filled with great acts of faith, there was nothing memorable about her time wandering in the wilderness. These were wasted years for both her and the Jews. The missing years. In the first month of their 40 th year after leaving Egypt, the Jews traveled through the wilderness of zin to a camp called “Kadesh” (Nu. 20:1).

   Numbers 20: Lessons For Living by Faith in the Wilderness

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   Why is Israel camping in the wilderness?

   • Israel has been camping in the wilderness for a year now, and it’s time for them to be on the move. Moses gives the nation orders for how the twelve tribes should position themselves as they camp and as they move through the wilderness—with the tabernacle of God being at the center of the camp.

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   Does God have a king?

   • He not only has the name of a king, but has a kingdom, and rules with a scepter of grace, mercy, and righteousness. Practical Application: A major theological theme developed in the New Testament from Numbers is that sin and unbelief, especially rebellion, reap the judgment of God.

   Summary of the Book of Numbers - Bible Survey - GotQuestions.org

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8. bibleproject.com › guides › book-of-numbersBook of Numbers | Guide with Key Information and Resources

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   The book of Numbers begins as the people of Israel end their one-year stay at Mount Sinai and head into the wilderness on their way to the land God promised to Abraham. The book’s storyline is designed according to the stages of their journey.