Numbers 32:10-13

¹⁰qui iratus iuravit dicens

¹¹si videbunt homines isti qui ascenderunt ex Aegypto a viginti annis et supra terram quam sub iuramento pollicitus sum Abraham Isaac et Iacob et noluerunt sequi me

¹²praeter Chaleb filium Iepphonne Cenezeum et Iosue filium Nun isti impleverunt voluntatem meam

¹³iratusque Dominus adversum Israhel circumduxit eum per desertum quadraginta annis donec consumeretur universa generatio quae fecerat malum in conspectu eius

Numbers 32 records a pivotal moment as the tribes of Reuben and Gad, joined by half the tribe of Manasseh, request to settle in the fertile lands east of the Jordan River. Moses initially expresses concern, fearing a repetition of the Kadesh Barnea rebellion where the people's faithlessness delayed their entry into Canaan. However, after the tribes pledge to fight alongside their brothers until the conquest of the promised land is complete, Moses grants their request, laying down specific conditions for their inheritance. This chapter highlights themes of commitment, trust, and the consequences of personal choices within a communal covenant.

References· Numbers 32

a: v.23 — Isaiah 59:12, Proverbs 13:21, Genesis 44:16, Psalms 90:8, 1 Corinthians 4:5, Genesis 4:7, Romans 2:9, Deuteronomy 28:15-68, Isaiah 3:11, Isaiah 59:1-2

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