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Levius The Book Of Numbers
Numbers might be called the wilderness wandering because it describes the journey of the Israelites. Numbers is like taking a census as we do today.
The book can also be called the book of murmuring because from the beginning to the end it is filled with the spirit of rebellion.

The book focuses on the land of promise and their journey to get there. The book of Numbers should read in connection with Exodus, Leviticus, and Deuteronomy.

A new generation was numbered. God was still caring for them. Moses was still their leader. God spoke and Moses listened.
In Leviticus it deals with the believer's worship. Numbers deals with the believer's walk. As they were walking toward the promise land they did not have faith in God. God's plan was for
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