Numbers QT



Numbering of the 1st Generation (Num 1:1-54)

The Camp Arrangement (Num 2:1-34)

The Levites were Given to the Lord in place of the firstborn (Num 3:1-32)

The Levites were Given to the Lord - cont. (Num 3:33-51)

Services of the Kohathites (Num 4:1-20)

Services of the Gershonites and the Merarites & Numbering them (Num 4:21-49)

Separation of Any Uncleanness (Num 5)

Voluntary Devotion and Delegated Blessing (Num 6)

Voluntary Offering of Tribal Leaders (Num 7)

The Separation of the Levites (Num 8)

Passover and Clouds’ Leading in Wilderness (Num 9)

His Guidance by Trumpet (Num 10:1-17)

Decisive but Undetermined Guidance (Num 10:18-36)

Complaint: Why did we ever come out of Egypt? (Num 11:1-20)

Craving that led to death (Num 11:21-35)

How dare you speak against My servant? (Num 12)

Thorough Investigation of the Land (Num 13:1-25)

Same Facts, Different Interpretation (Num 13:26-14:10)

The Lord’s Anger and Moses’ Plea (Num 14:11-25)

Forgiven or Not (Num 14:26-45)

The Land will be given by Grace, now (Num 15:1-21)

Now, the Lord concerns about their intention (Num 15:22-41)

The Rebellion of Korah the Levites (Num 16:1-35)

The Atonement for the Rebellion (Num 16:36-50)

Aaron’s Staff: Mindful God and Their Crooked Mind (Num 17)

Aaron must bear the burden of the ministry (Num 18:1 - 19)

The Levite’s Inheritance (Num 18:20 - 32)

Prepare the ashes for the water of purification (Num 19:1-22)

The Failure of the Leadership (Num 20:1-29)

They Started Talking with the Lord (Num 21:1-20)

Victory over Two Amorite Kings (Num 21:21-35)

Balaam: The two-faced prophet (Num 22:1-21)

God allowed it, but didn't want it (Num 22:22-35)

Balaam's first oracle: How can I curse them (Num 22:36 – 23:10)

Balaam’s second oracle: God should not change His mind (Num 23:11 – 24)

Balaam’s third oracle: Blessed is the one who blesses you (Num 23:25 – 24:9)

Balaam’s fourth oracle: A Star will march forth out of Jacob (Num 24:10 – 25)

Baal Peor: Idolatry destroys Israel (Num 25:1 – 18)


Counting of the New Generation (Num 26:1 - 37)

Counting of the Second Generation - Cont (Num 26:38 - 65)

Zelophehad’s Daughters & Leadership Change (Num 27)

Offerings: daily and seasonal (Num 28)

Offerings – cont (Num 29)

Making a Vow (Num 30)

The Midianite War: The Lord’s Vengeance (Num 31:1 - 24)

The Midianite War: Distribution of Spoils (Num 31:25 - 54)

Requesting inheritance in non-Canaanite land (Num 32: 1 - 19)

The inheritance on the East side (Num 32: 20 - 42)

The journey Summary - wandering in the wilderness (Num 33:1 - 40)

The journey summary - arrival at the border of Canaan (Num 33:41 - 56)

The borders of the land (Num 34:1 - 29)

Levitical Cities and the Cities of Refuge (Num 35)

Keep your Inheritance (Num 36)

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