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      • In verse 24 the LORD explains why Aaron would not enter the Promised Land (Israel): “because both of you [Moses and Aaron] rebelled against My command at the waters of Meribah.” Therefore, Aaron will die, before the nation of Israel enters the land.
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      Why was Aaron not allowed to enter the promised land?

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  3. hermeneutics.stackexchange.com › questions › 87193Why exactly were Aaron and Miriam denied entrance into the ...

    Oct 13, 2023 · The reason Moses and Aaron did not enter is specified clearly. They rebelled against the Lord. God apparently saw Aaron as complicit in Moses' sin, for they acted together. The text does not say that God punished Miriam by preventing her from entering Canaan. Numbers 20:24

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    Nov 27, 2014 · Aaron's death was a judgement for what happened at the water of meribah. “Aaron will be gathered to his people because he will not enter into the land which I have given to the children of Israel because you rebelled against Me at the water of Meribah.” (‭‭Numbers‬ ‭20:24‬ ‭MEV‬‬)

  6. bibleview.org › en › bibleDeath of Aaron - Bibleview

    Aaron did not enter the promised land because he rebelled against God’s command at the waters of Meribah. Eleazar the son of Aaron became the priest after Aaron died. After Aaron had died Israel mourned for him thirty days.

  7. www.myjewishlearning.com › article › aaron-the-highAaron, the High Priest - My Jewish Learning

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    Aaron’s eloquent speeches to Pharaoh were reinforced by the miracles that he performed with his walking stick, changing it one time into a serpent and another into blossoms and almonds. Also, by stretching out his walking stick at the request of Moses, he brought on the first three plagues: blood, frogs, and lice; and, in cooperation with Moses, he...

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    During the battle that the Israelites fought against the Amalekites, Aaron, together with Hur, supported Moses’ hands stretched upward to ensure victory. Later, again with Hur, Aaron acted as deputy for Moses when his brother climbed Mount Sinai to receive the two stone tablets of the Law. During Moses’ prolonged absence on the mountain, Aaron yiel...

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    On one occasion, the people complained that there was no water and that they would die of thirst. God told Moses to take the stick that was in front of the Ark; assemble the community; and, in front of them, speak to a rock. Water would flow from it. Moses and Aaron assembled the whole community in front of the rock. But this time, Moses could not ...

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  8. www.thetorah.com › article › why-deuteronomy-has-anWhy Deuteronomy Has an Account of Aaron’s Death in the Wrong ...

    Aug 6, 2015 · Bewildered, Rashi asks why Deuteronomy records Aaron’s death at Moserah (not Mt. Hor) and why it does so in the middle of Moses’ description of his (second) forty-day stay upon Mount Horeb. Academic biblical scholarship sheds light on these questions.

  9. thefaithspace.com › the-story-of-aaron-in-the-bibleThe story of Aaron in the Bible – A brief character study ...

    Because Aaron participated with Moses in striking the rock, instead of speaking to it, God did not allow him to enter the promised land. Just before the Israelites entered Canaan, God told Moses it was time for Aaron to pass on his High Priest’s robe to his son. (Numbers 20:22-29) Death of Aaron in Bible