The Fourth Book of Moses: Numbers
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- Kapitel 21 -
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The Bronze Serpent
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The Journey to Moab
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The Defeat of Sihon
(Deuteronomy 2:24–37)
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The Defeat of Og
(Deuteronomy 3:1–11)
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Fußnoten
(a)21:2 Notice that the people of Israel are spoken of under the figure of one man named Israel.(Conte)
(b)21:3
Anathema: That is, a thing devoted to utter destruction.(Challoner)
(c)21:5
Very light food: So they call the heavenly manna: thus worldlings loathe the things of heaven, for which they have no relish.(Challoner)
(d)21:6
Fiery serpents: They are so called, because they that were bitten by them were burnt with a violent heat.(Challoner)
(e)21:9
A brazen serpent: This was a figure of Christ crucified, and of the efficacy of a lively faith in him, against the bites of the hellish serpent. John. 3:14.(Challoner)
(f)21:14 Here is an example of a written source, used in composing Scripture, where the source itself, as a whole, is fallible and non-inspired, but a quote from it is part of inspired Scripture. Pre-existing written (and oral) source material was used, to some extent, when Scripture was written.(Conte)
(g)21:14
The book of the wars, etc: An ancient book, which, like several others quoted in scripture, has been lost.(Challoner)
(h)21:15 It is as if the stones themselves are rejecting the Amorites.(Conte)
Kanaaniter bei Hormah besiegt
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Die bronzene Schlange
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Vom Berg Hor nach Moab
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König Sihon besiegt
(5. Mose 2,24-37)
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(5. Mose 3,1-11)
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König Og besiegt
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