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Numbers 1:1–4:49—How accurate is this census of the tribes of Israel?
Numbers 1:46—Was this census made here or earlier?
Numbers 4:6—Were the staves to remain in the Ark or to be removed?
Numbers 5:13–22—Doesn’t the Bible condone a superstition here?
Numbers 6:5—Does the vow of the Nazarite contradict Paul’s prohibition against long hair?
Numbers 10:31—If God lead Israel by a cloud then why was Hobab needed as a guide?
Numbers 10:33—Was the Ark placed in the middle of the camp or in front of it?
Numbers 11:8—Did the manna taste like a honey wafer or like fresh oil?
Numbers 11:24—Was the tabernacle outside the camp of Israel or inside it?
Numbers 11:31–34—How could God bring judgment on the people for eating the quail that He provided?
Numbers 12:3—How can this statement have been written by Moses?
Numbers 13:32—How could the ten spies report that the land devoured its inhabitants?
Numbers 14:25—Did the Amalekites live in the mountain or in the valley?
Numbers 15:24—Are there two kinds of sin offerings, or only one?
Numbers 16:31—Was Korah swallowed by the earth or burned?
Numbers 16:32—Were all Korah’s family killed with him or only some?
Numbers 20:1—Was Kadesh in the wilderness of Zin or in Paran?
Numbers 21:9—Wasn’t making this bronze serpent a form of idolatry?
Numbers 24:7—How could this oracle refer to Agag when he lived much later, in the time of Saul?
Numbers 31—How can it be morally right for the Israelites to totally destroy the Midianites?
Numbers 35:19—Why did God permit avenging blood and yet forbid murder?