Numbers 9:17-23
when the cloud.10:11,33,34; Ex 40:36-38; Ps 80:1,2; Isa 49:10; Joh 10:3-5,9and in the.Ex 33:14,15; Ps 32:8; 73:24; Joh 10:3,4,9 and at the.20; 10:13; Ex 17:1; 2Jo 1:6as long as.1Co 10:1There is no time lost, while we are waiting God's time. It is as acceptable a piece of submission to the will of God, to sit still contentedly when our lot requires it, as to work for him when we are called to it. tarried long. Heb. prolonged. kept the.1:52,53; 3:8; Zec 3:7 20 abode. Heb. was.Ne 9:12,19 abode.17; 1:54; 8:20; 23:21,22; Ex 39:42; 40:16,36,37; De 1:6,7; 2:3,4Ps 32:8; 48:14; 73:24; 77:20; 107:7; 143:10; Pr 3:5,6; Ac 1:4 they kept.19; Ge 26:5; Jos 22:3; Eze 44:8; Zec 3:7Some of the Levites may have been appointed to watch the moving of the pillar, and to give timely notice to the camp of its beginning to stir; and this is called "keeping the charge of the Lord." It is uncomfortable staying when God is departed, but very safe and pleasant going, when we see God go before us, and resting where he appoints us to rest.Numbers 10:6
ye blow.A single alarm was a signal for the eastward division to march; two such alarms the signal for the south; and probably three for the west, and four for the North. There appears therefore, a deficiency in the Hebrew Text, which is thus supplied by the LXX.: [kai salpieite semasian triten, kai exarousin ai parembolai ai paremballousai para thalassan. kai salpieite semasian tetarten, kai exarousin ai parembolai ai paremballousai pros bomran.] "And when ye blow a third alarm, or signal, the camps on the west shall march; and when ye blow a fourth alarm, the camps on the north shall march." This addition, however, is not acknowledged by the Samaritan, nor any other version than the Coptic, nor any MS. yet collated. the camps.2:10-16Numbers 10:13
9:23Deuteronomy 1:2
by the way.44; 2:4,8; Nu 20:17-21unto.Le 2:14; 9:23; Nu 13:26; 32:8; Jos 14:6Deuteronomy 10:11
Arise.Ex 32:34; 33:1take thy. Heb. go in.
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