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  • Numbers 16:1–11

    Israel's 40 year journey through the wilderness begins with more grumbling and rebellion. This rebellion is primarily led by three men: Korah, Dathan, and Abiram.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    3 min
  • Hebrews 3:14–4:2

    The New Testament writers call our minds back to the faithless generation in the wilderness. Let's learn from their mistakes!

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    2 min
  • Numbers 14:26–45

    After God grants Israel's wish—to die in the wilderness—Israel decides they would rather go into the promised land.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    4 min
  • Numbers 14:1–25

    Despite the efforts of Joshua and Caleb, the people of Israel allow fear to influence their decision. They would rather return to the oppression of Egyptian slavery than trust God to enter the promised rest.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    5 min
  • Numbers 13:21–33

    The 12 men Moses sent into the land return with their report. They have both good news and bad news.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    4 min
  • Numbers 13:1–20

    Israel is on the brink of the promised land and is poised to take possession of it! Before they do that, God tells Moses to select 12 men to go in an examine the land in order to bring back a report.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    4 min
  • Numbers 14:1–5

    Israel complains again when the ten spies give a negative report concerning the promised land. All of this complaining proves that Israel lacks faith in God.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    2 min
  • Numbers 11–12

    The Israelites journey through the wilderness is full of complaining. Everyone—great and small—has something to complain about!

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    9 min
  • Numbers 4–5

    Each of the Levitical families had a job to do in relation to the tabernacle. Furthermore, God makes it clear that his camp must remain holy at all times—sin and uncleanness must be removed.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    12 min
  • Numbers 3

    When Moses counted Israel, he initially left out the Levites. He did this because God had a unique role for the Levites to fill.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    8 min

About Just Read

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Bible study can seem like an insurmountable task—Commentaries, encyclopedias, lexicons, word studies, etc. Many Christians have a hard time with Bible study because they neglect the first and most important step: Reading the Bible.