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Numbers 27Joshua Appointed as Moses' Successor

Joshua is appointed to succeed Moses; laws concerning inheritance are given.

Joshua Appointed as Moses' Successor: a painted scene illustrating Numbers 27.

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Numbers, chapter by chapter

1. The First Census
2. The Camp of Israel
3. The Levites Set Apart
4. Duties of the Levites
5. Purity in the Camp
6. The Nazirite and Priestly Blessing
7. Offerings for the Tabernacle
8. The Levites Consecrated
9. The Passover and the Cloud
10. Israel Sets Out from Sinai
11. Complaining and Quail
12. Miriam and Aaron Oppose Moses
13. The Twelve Spies
14. Israel Refuses to Enter Canaan
15. Laws for the Promised Land
16. Korah's Rebellion
17. Aaron's Budding Staff
18. Duties of Priests and Levites
19. The Red Heifer
20. Water from the Rock and Aaron's Death
21. The Bronze Serpent
22. Balak Summons Balaam
23. Balaam Blesses Israel
24. Balaam's Prophecies
25. Baal of Peor
26. The Second Census
27. Joshua Appointed as Moses' Successor
28. Daily and Festival Offerings
29. Offerings at the Festivals
30. Laws Concerning Vows
31. Israel's Victory over Midian
32. The Eastern Tribes Receive Their Land
33. Israel's Journey from Egypt
34. The Boundaries of Canaan
35. Cities of Refuge
36. The Inheritance of Zelophehad's Daughters

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