NUMBERS





Chapter 1


	Moses takes a census of the people to see who can go to war 
		(1:1-4)
	The princes and numbering of the tribes (1:5-46)
	The Levites are exempted for the service of the Lord (1:47-54)




Chapter 2


	On the East (2:1-9)
	On the South (2:10-16)
	On the Middle (2:17)
	On the West (2:18-24)
	On the North (2:25-31)
	The camp of Israel is arranged (2:32-34)




Chapter 3


	The sons of Aaron (3:1-4)
	The Levites are given to the priest for the service of the 
		tabernacle (3:5-10)
	God uses the tribe of Levi instead of the firstborn (3:11-13)
	The Levites are numbered by their families (3:14-20)
	The families, number and charge of the Gershonites (3:21-26)
	The families, number the charge of the Kohathites and the 
		Merarites (3:27-37)
	The place and charge of Moses and Aaron (3:38-39)
	The firstborn are freed by the Levites (3:40-43)
	The surplus of the firstborn are redeemed (3:44-51)




Chapter 4


	The age and time of the Levites' service (4:1-3)
	The service of the Kohathites (4:4-15)
	The charge of Eleazar (4:16)
	The office of the priests (4:17-20)
	The service of the Gershonites (4:21-28)
	The service of the Merarites (4:29-33)
	The number of the Kohathites (4:34-38)
	The number of the Gershonites (4:38-41)
	The number of the Merarites (4:42-49)




Chapter 5


	The unclean are removed out of the camp (5:1-4)
	Restitution is to be made for sin (5:5-10)
	The trial of jealousy (5:11-31)




Chapter 6


	The law of the Nazarites (6:1-21)
	Priestly Benediction by Aaron (6:22-27)




Chapter 7


	The offering of the princes at the dedication of the tabernacle 
		(7:1-9)
	Their several offerings at the dedication of the altar (7:10-88)
	God speaks to Moses from the mercy seat (7:89)




Chapter 8


	Aaron lights the seven lamps in the tabernacle (8:1-4)
	The cleansing of the Levites (8:5-22)
	The age and time of their service (8:23-26)




Chapter 9


	The passover is commanded again (9:1-5)
	A second passover allowed for them that were unclean or 
		absent (9:6-14)
	The cloud covers the tabernacle (9:15-23)




Chapter 10


	The use of the silver trumpets (10:1-10)
	The Israelites depart from Mount Sinai to Paran (10:11-13)
	The order of their march (10:14-28)
	Hobab is entreated by Moses not to leave them (10:29-32)
	The blessing of Moses at the removing and resting of the 
		ark (10:33-36)




Chapter 11


	Moses' prayer stops the burning at Taberah (11:1-3)
	The people lust for flesh and loathe manna (11:4-9)
	Moses complains about the people (11:10-13)
	Moses complains about his own life (11:14-15)
	God divides his burden among seventy elders (11:16-30)
	God provides Quails (11:31-32)
	God sends plagues (11:33-35)




Chapter 12


	Miriam and Aaron speak out against Moses(12:1-9)
	Miriam's leprosy is healed though God commands her to be shut 
		out of the host (12:10-16)




Chapter 13


	The men who were sent to search out Canaan (13:1-16)
	Moses instructions to the spies (13:17-20)
	The spies acts in Canaan (13:21-25)
	Their unfavorable report of the spies (13:26-33)




Chapter 14


	The people murmur at the news (14:1-12)
	Moses pleads with God and obtains pardon (14:13-25)
	The murmurers are forbidden to enter into the land (14:26-35)
	The men who brought the unfavorable report die by a plague (14:36-39)
	The people who want to invade the land against the will of God are 
		smitten (14:40-45)




Chapter 15


	The law of the meal offering and the drink offering (15:1-13)
	The stranger is under the same law (15:13-16)
	The law of the first of the dough for a heave offering (15:17-21)
	The sacrifice for the sin of ignorance (15:22-29)
	The punishment of the presumptuous person (15:30-31)
	The man who violated the sabbath is stoned (15:32-36)
	The law of wearing fringes as a remembrance (15:37-41)




Chapter 16


	The rebellion of Korah, Dathan and Abiram (16:1-22)
	Moses separates the people from the rebels' tents (16:23-30)
	The earth swallows up Korah, and a fire consumes others (16:31-35)
	The censers are reserved for holy use (16:36-40)
	Some people slain by a plague for murmuring against Moses and 
		Aaron (16:41-45)
	Aaron by incense stays the plague (16:46-50)




Chapter 17


	Of all the rods, only Aaron's flourishes (17:1-13)




Chapter 18


	The charge of the priest and Levites (18:1-8)
	The priests' portion (18:9-20)
	The Levites' portion (18:21-24)
	The heave offering to the priests out of the Levites' portion 
		(18:25-32)




Chapter 19


	The water of separation made of the ashes of a red heifer (19:1-10)
	The law for the use of it in purification of the unclean (19:11-22)




Chapter 20


	The Israelites come to Zin, where Miriam dies (20:1)
	They murmur for want of water (20:2-6)
	Moses, smiting the rock, brings forth water at Meribah (20:7-13)
	Moses at Kadesh desires passage through Edom, which is denied 
		him (20:14-21)
	At Mount Hor Aaron resigns his place to Eleazar, and dies (20:22-29)




Chapter 21


	The Israelites, with some loss, destroy the Canaanites at 
		Hormah (21:1-3)
	The people, murmuring, are plagued with fiery serpents (21:4-6)
	Repenting, they are healed by a brazen serpent (21:7-9)
	Journey of the Israelites Moab (21:10-20)
	Sihon is overcome (21:21-32)
	Og is defeated (21:33-35)




Chapter 22


	Balak's first message for Balaam is refused (22:1-14)
	After a second message from Balak, Balaam goes with the Moabite 
		princes (22:15-21)
	An angel would have slain him, if his ass had not saved him 
		(22:22-35)
	Balak entertains him (22:36-41)




Chapter 23


	Balak's sacrifice (23:1-6)
	Balaam's parable (23:7-30)




Chapter 24


	Balaam, leaving divination, prophesies the happiness of Israel 
		(24:1-9)
	Balak in anger dismisses him (24:10-14)
	He prophesies of the star of Jacob, and the destruction of some 
		nations (24:15-25)




Chapter 25


	The Israelites commit idolatry at Shittim (25:1-5)
	Phinehas kills Zimri and Cozbi (25:6-9)
	God therefore gives him an everlasting priesthood (25:10-15)
	The Midianites are to be vexed (25:16-18)




Chapter 26


	The second census taken of Israel (26:1-51)
	The law of dividing among them the inheritance of the land (26:52-56)
	The families and number of the Levites (26:57-62)
	None were left of those who were numbered at Sinai except Caleb and 
		Joshua (26:63-65)




Chapter 27


	The daughters of Zelophehad sue for an inheritance (27:1-5)
	The law of inheritances (27:6-11)
	Moses is told of his death (27:12-14)
	Moses asks God to appoint his successor (27:15-17)
	Joshua is named to suceed Moses (27:18-23)




Chapter 28


	Offerings are to be observed (28:1-2)
	The continual burnt offering (28:3-8)
	The offering on the sabbath (28:9-10)
	The offering at the new moons (28:11-15)
	The observance of the passover (28:16-25)
	The observance of the day of firstfruits at the feast of weeks 
		(28:26-31)




Chapter 29


	The offering at the feast of trumpets (29:1-6)
	Day of Atonement (29:7-12)
	The feast of tabernacles offerings (29:13-40)




Chapter 30


	Vows are not to be broken (30:1-2)
	The exception of a maid's vow (30:3-5)
	The wife's vow (30:6-8)
	The widow's, or her that is divorced vows (30:9-16)




Chapter 31


	The Midianites are killed, and Balaam slain (31:1-12)
	Moses is angry with the officers for saving the women alive 
		(31:13-18)
	How the soldiers with their captives and spoil are to be purified 
		(31:19-24)
	The proportion whereby the prey is to be divided (31:25-47)
	The voluntary offering (31:48-54)




Chapter 32


	The Reubenites and Gadites sue for their inheritance beyond 
		Jordan (32:1-5)
	Moses reproves them (32:6-15)
	They offer conditions which are satisfactory to him (32:16-32)
	Moses assigns them the land (32:33-38)
	They conquer it (32:39-42)




Chapter 33


	From Egypt to Sinai (33:1-15)
	From Sinai to Kadesh (33:16-17)
	Forty-two journeys of the Israelites (33:18-36)
	From Kadesh to Moab (33:37-49)
	The Canaanites are to be destroyed (33:50-56)




Chapter 34


	The borders of Canaan's land (34:1-15)
	The names of the men who will divide the land (34:16-29)




Chapter 35


	Forty-eight Levitical cities (35:1-5)
	Six are to be cities of refuge (35:6-8)
	The laws of murder (35:9-30)
	No satisfaction for murder (35:31-34)




Chapter 36


	The problem of the inheritance of daughters (36:1-4)
	Solved by their marrying in their own tribes (36:5-6)
	lest the inheritance be taken from the tribe (36:7-9)
	The daughters of Zelophehad marry their father's brothers' sons 
		(36:10-13)


Go Back To The Menu











DEUTERONOMY





Chapter 1


	Moses' speech, in the fortieth year, briefly reviewing the story 
		(1:1-5)
	of God's promise, and of giving them officers (1:6-18)
	of sending the spies to search the land (1:19-33)
	of God's anger at their incredulity and disobedience (1:34-40)
	Defeat at Hormah (1:41-46)




Chapter 2


	The story is continued, that they were not to meddle with the 
		Edomites (2:1-8)
	Not to meddle with the Moabites (2:9-16)
	Not to meddle with the Ammonites (2:17-23)
	but Sihon the Amorite was subdued by them (2:24-37)




Chapter 3


	The story of the conquest of Og, king of Bashan (3:1-11)
	The distribution of his lands to the two tribes and a half (3:12-22)
	Moses' prayer to enter into the land (3:23-25)
	Moses is permitted to see Canaan (3:26-29)




Chapter 4


	An exhortation to obedience (4:1-8)
	Israel experience at Horeb (4:9-14)
	Warning against Idolatry (4:15-40)
	Moses appoints the three cities of refuge beyond Jordan (4:41-49)




Chapter 5


	The covenant in Horeb (5:1-5)
	The ten commandments (5:6-21)
	At the people's request Moses receives the law from God (5:22-33)




Chapter 6


	The purpose of the law and an exhortation to obey it (6:1)
	The Great Commandment (6:2-9)
	Warning against disobedience (6:10-25)




Chapter 7


	All communion with other nations is forbidden (7:1-3)
	For fear of idolatry (7:4-5)
	For the holiness of the people (7:6-8)
	For the nature of God in His mercy and justice (7:9-11)
	Blessing of Obedience to God (7:12-16)
	For the assuredness of victory (7:17-26)




Chapter 8


	An exhortation to obedience and remembrance (8:1-10)
	Warning about forgetting God (8:11-20)




Chapter 9


	Moses changes their opinion of their own righteousness by 
		recalling their numerous rebellions (9:1-29)




Chapter 10


	God's mercy in restoring the two tables (10:1-5)
	In continuing the priesthood (10:6-7)
	In separating the tribe of Levi (10:8-9)
	In hearing Moses' plea for the people (10:10-22)




Chapter 11


	An exhortation to obey the commandments (11:1)
	Their own experience of God's great works (11:2-7)
	Promise of God's great blessings (11:8-15)
	God's warnings about serving other Gods and punishment (11:16-17)
	A careful study of God's words is required (11:18-25)
	A blessing and a curse are set before them (11:26-32)




Chapter 12


	Monuments of idolatry are to be destroyed (12:1-4)
	The place of God's service is to be kept (12:5-14)
	Blood is forbidden (12:15-16)
	Holy things must be eaten in the holy place (12:17-18)
	The Levite is not to be forsaken (12:19-28)
	Idolatry is not to be practiced (12:29-32)




Chapter 13


	Enticers to idolatry (13:1-5)
	If somebody you know ask to serve other gods (13:6-8)
	They are to be stoned to death (13:9-11)
	Idolatrous cities are not to be spared (13:12-18)




Chapter 14


	God's children are not to disfigure themselves in mourning (14:1-2)
	What may, and what may not be eaten (14:3)
	What beasts you may eat and what you can't eat (14:4-8)
	What fishes you may eat and what you can't eat (14:9-10)
	What fowls you may eat andf what you can't eat (14:11-20)
	Animals which dies of itself may not be eaten (14:21)
	Tithes of divine service (14:22)
	Tithes and firstlings eaten before the Lord (14:23-27)
	In the third year tithe of alms (14:28-29)




Chapter 15


	In the seventh year release for the poor (15:1-6)
	Sending or giving to the needy must continue (15:7-11)
	A Hebrew slave (15:12)
	Unless he will not leave, must in the seventh year go forth free and 
		well provisioned (15:13-18)
	Offering fhe firstling (15:19-23)




Chapter 16


	The feast of the passover (16:1-8)
	The Feast of weeks (16:9-12)
	The Feast of tabernacles (16:13-15)
	Every male must offer at these three feasts, according to his 
		blessing from the Lord (16:16-17)
	Of judges and justice (16:18-20)
	Groves aren't allowed near the altar of God and images are forbidden 
		(16:21-22)




Chapter 17


	The things sacrificed must be sound (17:1)
	Idolaters must be slain (17:2-7)
	Hard controversies are to be ruled up on by the priests and judges 
		(17:8-11)
	The condemner of their decision must die (17:12-13)
	The election and duty of a king (17:14-17)
	He shall be guided by the law of the Lord (17:18-20)




Chapter 18


	The rightful dues of the priests and Levites are the offerings to 
		the Lord (18:1-2)
	The priest's due and the Levite's portion (18:3-8)
	The abominations of the nations are to be avoided (18:9-14)
	Christ the Prophet is foretold. The people are to hearken unto Him 
		(18:15-19)
	God commands that the presumptuous prophet is to die (18:20-22)




Chapter 19


	The cities of refuge (19:1-3)
	These are provided for the man who kills another unintentionally 
		(19:4-13)
	The neighbor's landmark is not to be removed (19:14)
	Two witnesses, at least, required (19:15)
	The punishment of a false witness (19:16-21)




Chapter 20


	The priest's exhortation to encourage the people to battle (20:1-4)
	Men who are to be dismissed from the war (20:5-9)
	What to do to the cities that accept or refuse the proclamation of 
		peace (20:10-15)
	What cities must be dedicated (20:16-18)
	Man's food trees must not be destroyed (20:19-20)




Chapter 21


	Atonement for an uncertain murder (21:1-9)
	The treatment of a captive taken for a wife (21:10-14)
	The firstborn is not to be disinherited on private preference 
		(21:15-17)
	A stubborn son shall be stoned to death (21:18-21)
	The body must not hang all night on a tree (21:22-23)




Chapter 22


	Of humanity toward brethren (22:1-4)
	The sex is to be distinguished by clothes you wear (22:5)
	The dam is not to be taken with her young ones (22:6-7)
	The house must have battlements (22:8)
	Confusion is to be avoided (22:9-11)
	Fringes upon the vesture (22:12)
	The punishment of the one who slanders his wife (22:13-19)
	The punishment of adultery (22:20-24)
	The punishmentof rape (22:25-28)
	The punishment of fornication (22:28-29)
	Incest (22:30)




Chapter 23


	Who may or may not enter into the congregation (23:1-8)
	Uncleanness to be avoided in the host (23:9-10)
	Cleanness during war of filthiness (23:11-14)
	Of the fugitive servant (23:15-17)
	Of abominable sacrifices (23:18)
	The lending of usury (23:19-20)
	The keeping of vows (23:21-23)
	Of trespasses (23:24-25)




Chapter 24


	The law of divorce (24:1-4)
	A newly married man goes not to war (24:5)
	The law of pledges (24:6)
	The law of stealing (24:7)
	The law of leprosy (24:8-13)
	Wages are to be given to the hired servant (24:14-15)
	The law of justice (24:16-18)
	Of charity toward the stranger, the fatherless, and the widow 
		(24:19-22)




Chapter 25


	A condemned man must not be beaten with more than forty stripes 
		(25:1-3)
	The ox is not to be muzzled (25:4)
	Of raising seed unto a brother (25:5-10)
	Of the immodest woman (25:11-12)
	Of unjust weights (25:13-16)
	The memory of Amalek is to be blotted out (25:17-19)




Chapter 26


	The command of taking of firstfruits (26:1-11)
	The prayer of him that gives his third year tithes (26:12-15)
	The covenant between God and the people (26:16-19)




Chapter 27


	The people are commanded to write the law upon stones (27:1-4)
	To build an altar of whole stones (27:5-10)
	The tribes divided on Gerizim and Ebal (27:11-13)
	The curses pronounced on Mount Ebal (27:14-26)




Chapter 28


	The blessings for obedience (28:1-14)
	The curses for disobedience (28:15-68)




Chapter 29


	Moses exhorts them to obedience (29:1-9)
	All are presented before the Lord to enter into His covenant 
		(29:10-17)
	The great wrath on him who prides himself in his wickedness 
		(29:18-28)
	Secret things belong unto God (29:29)




Chapter 30


	Great mercies promised to the repentant (30:1-10)
	The commandment is not hard (30:11-14)
	Death and life are set before them (30:15-20)




Chapter 31


	Moses encourages the people (31:1-6)
	He encourages Joshua (31:7-8)
	He delivers the law unto the priests (31:9-13)
	God gives a charge to Joshua (31:14-18)
	A song to testify against the people (31:19-23)
	Moses delivers the book of the law to the Levites, and makes a 
		declaration to the elders (31:24-29)
	Song of Moses (31:30)




Chapter 32


	Moses' song which sets forth God's mercy and vengeance (32:1-45)
	Moses exhorts them to set their hearts upon Canaan (32:46-47)
	God sends him up to Mount Nebo, to see the land, and die (32:48-52)




Chapter 33


	The blessings of the twelve tribes (33:1-25)
	The everlasting arms of the eternal God (33:26-29)




Chapter 34


	Moses views the land from Mount Nebo (34:1-4)
	Moses dies in the land of Moab (34:5)
	Moses burial (34:6)
	Moses age (34:7)
	Thirty days' mourning for Moses (34:8)
	Joshua succeeds Moses (34:9)
	The praise of Moses (34:10-12)

FAQ's About Salvation

Go Back To River Of Life Bible Camp

Return To The Bible Study