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Numbers 14:1 - 15:41

• The Israelites grumble and rebel after the spies' fearful report, weeping all night and desiring to return to Egypt; Moses and Aaron intercede as God threatens to destroy the people for their unbelief.
• God pardons them but decrees the rebellious generation (20 years and older) will die in the wilderness over 40 years; laws on offerings and fringes are given, and a presumptuous unauthorized invasion attempt fails.

John 7:2

• The verse notes that the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles (Booths) was approaching, providing the setting for the subsequent events in Jerusalem.

John 7:11-31

• Jesus arrives secretly at the feast after His brothers urge Him to show Himself publicly; crowds debate whether He is good or a deceiver, while He teaches in the temple, astonishing people with His knowledge and declaring His teaching is from God, His origin, and His return to the Father, causing division and failed attempts to arrest Him.

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Numbers 12:1 - 13:33

- Miriam and Aaron criticize Moses for his Cushite wife and challenge his authority; God defends him and strikes Miriam with leprosy, healed after Moses' prayer and seven days outside camp.

- At Paran, Moses sends twelve spies into Canaan; they bring back fruit but fear giants and cities, causing division among the people.

Matthew 19:1

- Jesus leaves Galilee for Judea beyond the Jordan; crowds follow, and He heals their sick.

Luke 9:51-56

- Jesus sets His face toward Jerusalem and sends messengers to a Samaritan village.

- Samaritans refuse Him; James and John suggest fire from heaven, but Jesus rebukes them.

John 7:10

- Jesus goes up to the Feast of Tabernacles secretly, after His brothers.

Matthew 8:18-22

- Jesus warns a scribe the Son of Man has no place to rest; another disciple is told to let the dead bury their dead and follow Him.

- Jesus emphasizes the cost of discipleship over family obligations.

Luke 9:57-62

- Jesus tells one follower He has no home; another must proclaim the kingdom instead of burying his father.

- A third is warned that looking back after starting makes one unfit for God's kingdom.

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• Numbers 10:1-11:35 details silver trumpets for signals, Israel's departure from Sinai to Paran, complaints about food leading to fire/quail judgment, and Moses' burden-sharing with 70 elders.
• Luke 9:46-62 addresses disciple disputes over greatness (humility via child), tolerance of outsiders, rejection in Samaria, and the high cost of following Jesus (no excuses, no looking back).
• John 7:2-9 shows Jesus' brothers urging him to Judea for the Feast of Tabernacles; he declines publicly (timing not right) but later goes privately.

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• Numbers 8:1-9:23 includes setting up the lampstand, purifying/dedicating the Levites for service, and Passover observance with provisions for the unclean or travelers.
• Mark 9:33-50 teaches on true greatness (serving like a child), welcoming others in Jesus' name, avoiding causing sin (severe warnings about stumbling blocks), and living in peace as salted with fire.

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• John 20:19 - 21:25 recounts Jesus appearing to disciples in locked room showing wounds breathing the Holy Spirit commissioning them and later appearing by the sea restoring Peter with feed my sheep commands.
• Matthew 28:16-20 has Jesus meeting disciples on a mountain commissioning them to make disciples baptizing and teaching with promise to be with them always.
• Mark 16:19-20 describes Jesus ascending to heaven sitting at God's right hand while disciples preach everywhere with signs confirming the word.

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• Numbers 7:1-89 describes the tribal leaders' dedication offerings over 12 days (identical gifts of silver, gold, animals for the altar) after the tabernacle setup, plus Moses hearing God's voice.
• Matthew 17:24-18:35 covers the temple tax miracle (coin in fish), teachings on humility (child as example), avoiding stumbling others, church discipline, forgiveness (70x7), and the unforgiving servant parable.

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• John 19:38-42 has Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus burying Jesus in a new tomb with spices wrapping in linen cloths.
• Matthew 27:62-66 records chief priests requesting Pilate to secure the tomb with guards to prevent theft of the body.
• John 20:1-18 depicts Mary Magdalene finding the empty tomb running to tell Peter and the disciple who sees linens left behind then Jesus appearing to her.
• Matthew 28:11-15 tells of guards reporting to chief priests who bribe them to claim disciples stole the body while asleep.
• Luke 24:13-35 shows two disciples on the road to Emmaus encountering Jesus who explains Scriptures and is recognized in breaking bread.

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• Numbers 6:1-27 outlines the Nazirite vow rules (abstinence from wine/grapes, no haircuts, no contact with dead) and ends with the Aaronic blessing for Israel.
• Matthew 17:22-23, Mark 9:30-32, and Luke 9:43-45 record Jesus predicting his betrayal, death, and resurrection on the third day; the disciples do not understand and are afraid to ask.

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• John 19:25-27 has Jesus entrusting His mother to the beloved disciple from the cross.
• Matthew 27:45-49 describes darkness over the land with Jesus crying out and bystanders thinking He calls Elijah.
• John 19:29-30 records Jesus receiving sour wine on hyssop saying it is finished and giving up His spirit.
• Matthew 27:51-54 shows temple curtain tearing earthquake rocks splitting and centurion declaring Him Son of God.
• John 19:31-34 notes legs not broken but a soldier piercing His side with blood and water flowing out.
• Matthew 27:55-56 lists women watching from afar including Mary Magdalene and others.

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• Numbers 4:1-5:31 details the duties and census of the Levite clans (Kohathites, Gershonites, Merarites) for tabernacle service, plus laws on purity, restitution, and jealousy in marriage.
• Mark 9:14-29 and Luke 9:37-42 describe Jesus healing a demon-possessed boy after the disciples' failure, highlighting faith, prayer, and Jesus' power over evil spirits.