Numbers: An Expositional Commentary

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In Hebrew, Bmidbar means ''in the wilderness,'' which is the real name of this book. The Greek translators called it Arithmoi, and in Latin it was Numeri, because the translators f ocused on the two census takings at the beginning and the end of the wanderings. But its basically ''the wilderness wanderings.'' Numbers is really a book about arrested progress. In a sense, it never should have happened. It took only 40 hours to get Israel out of Egypt - the Passover. But it took 40 years to get Egypt out of Israel. This study contains approx. 8 hours of verse by verse teachings. Copyright © 06-13-2011 A great companion to this study is the Workbook. It follows the study and provides several discussion questions for each session that can be used in a Small Group or family study. Session Info. Introduction and Chapters 1 - 2: Introduction and Background Information. The Camp of Israel. Mysteries of the Tribe of Dan. Chapters 3 - 4: Duties of the Levites. The Tabernacle: “The House of Blood.” Moving the Tabernacle. Chapters 5 - 9: Defilement, Restitution and the Jealousy Offering. The Nazarite Vow; Triune Blessing. Gifts of the Princes. Chapters 10 - 14: The Departure from Sinai. “Quailing” the Rebellion. Miriam’s Murmuring. Chapters 15 - 20: The Journey to the Plains of Moab. The Rebellion on Korah. The Budding of Aaron’s Rod. Chapters 21 - 25: The Brazen Serpent; Sihon, King of the Amorite; and Og, the King of the Giants. Chapters 26 - 31: Preparing to Enter the Land. The Feasts of Israel. Laws of Vows. Vengeance on the Midianites. Chapters 32 - 36: Gilead. Summary of 42 Encampments. The Land of Promise. The Levitical Cities. The Daughters of Zelophehad. Preview Session 1 of 8 - Introduction and Chapters 1-2 Show more