| Numbers 1:2-3 | “The new exodus in Revelation”: Num 1:2–3 |
| Numbers 1:2-3 | “How Revelation uses the Old Testament”: Num 1 |
| Numbers 1:2-3 | “The army of God”: counting of the men ready for military service during the Exodus |
| Numbers 12 | “The further story of Moses”: remain calm and compassionate in difficult situations |
| Numbers 12:3 | “The further story of Moses”: humble man on earth |
| Numbers 13:25 | “Some basics”: the people spent 40 days scouting out the new land |
| Numbers 14:34 | “The challenge”: one year for each of the 40 days the spies had spent in the land |
| Numbers 14:34 | “Some basics”: because of their unbelief they had to wander in the desert for 40 years |
| Numbers 21 | “The well-known story”: conquering all the Amorites and Canaanites along the way |
| Numbers 22:1-4 | “The well-known story”: Moabites afraid enough to ask the Midianites for help |
| Numbers 22:5-7 | “The well-known story”: Moabites send messengers to Balaam, asking him to curse Israel |
| Numbers 22:8-14 | “The well-known story”: Lord makes it clear to Balaam that he is not allowed to do this, and sends the messengers back |
| Numbers 22:8-14 | “The Core Teaching”: Numbers 22:8-14 |
| Numbers 22:15-21 | “The well-known story”: Moabites, Balak, sends even more and higher-ranking officials to Balaam, who asks the Lord again |
| Numbers 22:22-35 | “The well-known story”: as the story with the donkey makes clear |
| Numbers 22:23 | “In Revelation”: The angel once stood in Balaam’s way with a drawn sword |
| Numbers 24:25 | “The well-known story”: sends him away |
| Numbers 25:1-2 | “The situation with Baal-Peor”: the Moabites and Midianites throw a feast for the Israelites, resulting in sexual immorality and idolatry |
| Numbers 25:1-2 | “The Core Teaching”: Numbers 25:1-2 |
| Numbers 25:3-4 | “The situation with Baal-Peor”: God is angry and commands Moses to kill the leaders who allowed this to happen |
| Numbers 25:5 | “The situation with Baal-Peor”: Moses is disobedient: he tells the judges to kill only the people who actually committed idolatry |
| Numbers 25:6-8 | “The situation with Baal-Peor”: is stopped only when Phinehas, grandson of Aaron, intervenes |
| Numbers 25:8-9 | “The situation with Baal-Peor”: a plague kills about 24,000 of the Israelites |
| Numbers 25:16-18 | “The situation with Baal-Peor”: God commands Moses to destroy the Midianites |
| Numbers 26:52-56 | “The Gentiles become part of Israel”: the land was allotted to Israel’s tribes and clans |
| Numbers 27:1-8 | “The patriarch”: inherit under the law |
| Numbers 27:1-11 | “The Core Teaching”: Numbers 27:1-11 |
| Numbers 31 | “The situation with Baal-Peor”: Israel finally fights against the Midianites |
| Numbers 31:2 | “The situation with Baal-Peor”: Moses’ last action before he dies |
| Numbers 31:2 | “The situation with Baal-Peor”: men |
| Numbers 31:7 | “The Core Teaching”: Numbers 31:7 |
| Numbers 31:8 | “The situation with Baal-Peor”: Balaam is among those killed — he had been staying with the Midianites all along |
| Numbers 31:8 | “In Revelation”: Balaam died by the sword |
| Numbers 31:8 | “The Core Teaching”: Numbers 31:8 |
| Numbers 31:15-17 | “The situation with Baal-Peor”: women |
| Numbers 31:16 | “What happened?”: Numbers 31:16 |
| Numbers 31:16 | “The Core Teaching”: Numbers 31:16 |