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Numbers 27 (NIV)

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Num.27.1-11

27:1-11 Zelophehad’s lack of male heirs created an opportunity to refine the inheritance laws, which would later be refined even further (cp. 36:1-13).

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Num.27.12

27:12 The mountains east of the river probably included Mount Nebo (Deut 32:49), from which Moses viewed the Promised Land just before his death (Deut 34:1).

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Num.27.12-23

27:12-23 Israel would need leadership when they entered the land of Canaan. Joshua was commissioned to succeed Moses.

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Num.27.15-17

27:15-17 Israel was on the threshold of a long battle for Canaan; Moses did not want them to flounder without a leader or lose their way like sheep without a shepherd (cp. 1 Kgs 22:17; Ezek 34:5; Matt 9:36).

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