Its main source is the so-called "P-source" dating from the 6th century BCE. Its third section deals with the distribution of land east of the Jordan River to the tribes of Gad and Reuben, followed by a description of the ideal boundaries of Canaan. The second section tells of the budding of Aaron's rod, the sedition of Aaron and Miriam, and the co
Its main source is the so-called "P-source" dating from the 6th century BCE. Its third section deals with the distribution of land east of the Jordan River to the tribes of Gad and Reuben, followed by a description of the ideal boundaries of Canaan. The second section tells of the budding of Aaron's rod, the sedition of Aaron and Miriam, and the condemnation of the Israelites to forty years of wandering. The first section gives this book its name as it concerns the census of the Israelite tribes. Known in Hebrew as In the Wilderness, FTP, identify this fourth book of the Old Testament with a quantifiable name.
Its main source is the so-called "P-source" dating from the 6th century BCE.
{Numbers} or {Be-Midbar} (accept {In the Wilderness} on early buzz)