In Numbers 30 we have teachings on vows. In verses 1-2 we have teachings about men and vows. In verses 3-5 we have teachings about women and vows. In verses 6-8 we have teaching about women and vows before marriage. In verse 9 we have teachings about widows and divorcees. In verses 10-16 we have instruction about woman and vows after marriage.

In Luke 15 we have more parables. We have the parable of the lost sheep (verses 1-7), the lost coin (verses 8-10), and the prodigal son verses 11-32)

In Numbers 29 we have more instructions on offerings. We have the instructions about the offerings for the feast of trumpets (verses 1-6), the Day of Atonement (verses 7-11), the feast of booth (verses 12-38), then we have a summary in verses 39-40.

In Luke 14 we begin with a healing and then more parables. We see the second healing on the sabbath. In verses 1-6 we have a healing of a man with dropsy. The ESV Study Bible has a note that says the man probably had edema where excess fluid gathers in parts of the body. In verses 7-11 we have the parable of the wedding feast. In verses 12-24 we have the parable of the great banquet. In verses 25-34 we have teaching on the cost of discipleship.

In Numbers 28 we begin to see the order of their offerings. We see daily offerings in verses 1-8, followed by sabbath offerings in verses 9-10, monthly offerings in verses 11-15, Passover offerings in verses 16-25, then the feast of weeks in verses 26-31.

In Luke 13 we have many other teachings and parables taught by Jesus. He ends with His lament over Jerusalem in verses 31-35.

In Numbers 27:1-11 we have instructions about the daughters of Zelophehad. They were mentioned before in Numbers 26:33. The issue is that his father had no sons to pass the land onto. So, they create a new rule for a father with no sons. In verses 12-23 we have instructions about Joshua succeeding Moses.

In Luke 12 Jesus continues to teach the people. Thousands were following Him. We have warnings about the Pharisees (verses 1-3); teaching about acknowledging Jesus, the Christ, before others (verses 8-12); the parable of the rich food (verses 13-21); teachings not to be anxious (verses 22-34); exhortations to be ready for Jesus to come back (verses 35-48); teachings about how Jesus divides families (This is not caused by Him, but caused by sin.).

In Numbers 26 we have the census of a new generation. This is because all those 20 and older were to die in the wilderness (Numbers 14:29), except for Joshua and Caleb. The previous census included those people who were going to die in the wilderness.

In Luke 11 we continue Jesus’ road to Jerusalem which began in Luke 9:51 and goes through Luke 19:27. Jesus is in Samaria on His way to Jerusalem. In Luke’s Gospel We have 10 parables that Jesus will tell in Samaria and these parables are not in the other Gospels. In Luke 11:1-13 we have instructions on the Lord’s prayer. In Luke 11:14-23 we have Jesus accused of casting out demons by the prince of the demons. In Luke 11:24-26 we have teachings about unclean spirits returning. In Luke 11:27-28 we have teachings on true blessedness. In Luke 11:29-32 we have the sign of Jonah. In Luke 11:33-53 we have instructions about the light in them and then Jesus pronounced woes on the Pharisees and lawyers.