Another story in this book concerns twelve spies, ten of whom lie about the strength of the land they scout.
This book mentions the unexpected prophesies of Eldad and Medad. Another story in this book concerns twelve spies, ten of whom lie about the strength of the land they scout. A donkey in this book refuses to advance when it sees an angel, unlike its owner Balaam. It includes the conquest of Midian, preparations for crossing the river Jordan, and a pair of exaggerated censuses. For 10 points, name this predecessor of Deuteronomy, the fourth book of the Torah and the Old Testament.
This book mentions the unexpected prophesies of Eldad and Medad.
Book of {Numbers}