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    Bible in A Year 19 OT Numbers 12 To 24

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    The document provides reading material and discussion questions for Numbers 12-24 from the Bible. It asks the reader to summarize key events from the assigned passages, including the spies' negative report upon returning from Canaan, why the Israelites wandered in the desert for 40 years, how the man in Numbers 15 broke God's law, Korah's rebellion and its consequences, what Aaron's budding staff proved to the Israelites, why Moses was not allowed to enter the promised land, why Balaam's donkey spoke, and the relationship between Balak and Balaam. It also notes that a key message of Numbers is that God remained continually present with Israel throughout their journey, both leading and disciplining them as needed.

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    The document provides reading material and discussion questions for Numbers 12-24 from the Bible. It asks the reader to summarize key events from the assigned passages, including the spies' negative report upon returning from Canaan, why the Israelites wandered in the desert for 40 years, how the man in Numbers 15 broke God's law, Korah's rebellion and its consequences, what Aaron's budding staff proved to the Israelites, why Moses was not allowed to enter the promised land, why Balaam's donkey spoke, and the relationship between Balak and Balaam. It also notes that a key message of Numbers is that God remained continually present with Israel throughout their journey, both leading and disciplining them as needed.

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    The document provides reading material and discussion questions for Numbers 12-24 from the Bible. It asks the reader to summarize key events from the assigned passages, including the spies' negative report upon returning from Canaan, why the Israelites wandered in the desert for 40 years, how the man in Numbers 15 broke God's law, Korah's rebellion and its consequences, what Aaron's budding staff proved to the Israelites, why Moses was not allowed to enter the promised land, why Balaam's donkey spoke, and the relationship between Balak and Balaam. It also notes that a key message of Numbers is that God remained continually present with Israel throughout their journey, both leading and disciplining them as needed.

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    Bible in A Year 19 OT Numbers 12 To 24

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    The document provides reading material and discussion questions for Numbers 12-24 from the Bible. It asks the reader to summarize key events from the assigned passages, including the spies' negative report upon returning from Canaan, why the Israelites wandered in the desert for 40 years, how the man in Numbers 15 broke God's law, Korah's rebellion and its consequences, what Aaron's budding staff proved to the Israelites, why Moses was not allowed to enter the promised land, why Balaam's donkey spoke, and the relationship between Balak and Balaam. It also notes that a key message of Numbers is that God remained continually present with Israel throughout their journey, both leading and disciplining them as needed.

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    The Bible in a Year

    Old Testament

    Numbers 12 to 24
    Read this coming week:
    Mar 14 Num 12‐13, Ps 68:19‐36, John 9 Mar 15 Num 14, Ps 69:1‐18, John
    10 Mar 16 Num 15, Ps 69:19‐36, John 11 Mar 17 Num 16, Ps 70, John 12
    Mar 18 Num 17‐18, Ps 71, John 13
    Mar 19 Num 19‐20, Ps 72, John 14 Mar 20 Num 21‐22, Ps 73, John 15 Mar
    21 Num 23‐24, Ps 74, John 16

    Reading Questions
    For next week you’re reading Numbers 12 to 24.
    Answer the following:
    • What is the report of the spies after they go into
    Canaan?
    • Why do the Israelites wander in the desert for 40
    years according to God in Numbers 14?
    • How does the man executed in Numbers 15 break
    the law of God?
    • How does Korah rebel and what are the
    consequences of this rebellion?
    • What does the budding of Aaron’s staff prove to
    the Israelites?
    • Why is Moses not allowed to go into the promised
    land according to chapter 20?
    • Why does Balaam’s donkey speak in 22?
    • What is the relationship between Balak and
    Balaam?
    God’s Presence in Numbers
    The message of the book of Numbers could be summed
    up in the phrase that God’s presence is with Israel. God
    continually shows that He is with Israel, traveling with
    them, leading them…and even disciplining them during
    times when they may wish He was not with them.

    God’s presence in Numbers may be partially understood


    as the presence of a parent in a home with a teenager.
    The presence of the parent is ultimately for the
    teenager’s good, but the teenager in the midst of
    rebellion and angst – may not always feel that the
    parent’s presence is such an outstanding good.

    Similarly, God’s presence in Israel’s camp is continually


    faithful. His presence is found leading them both in the
    pillar that leads them through the wilderness, but also in
    the leadership of Moses and Aaron as well as God’s
    signs of support for that leadership.

    Our lives contain times when we are ambivalent about


    God’s presence. Sometimes we may wish that He was
    not there so that we might think it easier to sin without
    His watchful eye. Yet God’s presence is continually with
    us to see our sin, but also to forgive it and to rescue us
    from sin’s deadly consequences.
    Please don’t throw this away. If you’re not going to use it, leave it for
    someone else to use.

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