The Book Of Numbers

The Book of Numbers is the fourth book of the the Bible. In this book, the people of Israel tested God's patience, and He in turn tested their endurance and faithfulness. Though the people failed many times, God showed His own faithfulness by His constant presence leading the way: through a cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night. The book of Numbers reveals how God reminded Israel that He does not tolerate rebellion, complaining, and disbelief without invoking consequences. He taught His people how to walk with Him-not just with their feet through the wilderness but with their mouths in worship, hands in service, and lives as witnesses to the surrounding nations. He was their God, they were His people, and He expected them to act like it. Structure: Israel at Sinai, Preparing to Depart for the Promised Land (1,1-10,10) The Journey from Sinai to Kadesh (10,11-12,16) Israel at Kadesh, the Delay Resulting from Rebellion (13,1-20,13) The Journey from Kadesh to the Plains of Moab (20,14-22,1) Israel on the Plains of Moab, in Anticipation of Taking the Promised Land (22,2-32,42) Appendixes Dealing with Various Matters (33-36) Features: Perfect for personal use or to give as a gift to celebrate special occasions like graduations, baptisms, birthdays, or achievementsEasy-to-readTwo column text54 Pages