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10/14/2026

https://youtu.be/9oi1yiR9XEo Summary of Numbers Chapter 35 SSB
Numbers 35 provides practical laws for holy living in Canaan. God commands 48 cities for the Levites from the tribes' inheritances—each with 1,000 cubits of pastureland (vv. 1-8). Six are "cities of refuge" (3 east of Jordan, 3 west): Bezer, Ramoth, Golan (east); Kedesh, Shechem, Hebron (west).

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10/07/2026

https://youtu.be/kosBuIK6aF8 Numbers 34 is God's "trust deed" for Canaan—a detailed blueprint after the wilderness. God commands Moses: "When ye come into the land of Canaan; (this is the land that shall fall unto you for an inheritance, even the land of Canaan with the coasts thereof)" (v. 2).

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09/30/2026

https://youtu.be/_erfnsvXASw Summary of Numbers Chapter 33 - SSB
Numbers 33 is the Bible's ultimate "road trip log"—42 stages of Israel's exodus. Moses records every encampment: from Rameses (v. 3, post-Passover) through the Red Sea (v. 8), Marah (bitter waters, v. 8), Elim (12 springs, v. 9), Sinai (v. 15), Kadesh (spy rebellion, v. 36), and 37 years of wandering, ending at Abel Sh*ttim in Moab's plains (v. 49), opposite Jericho.
God then commands: Cross Jordan, drive out Canaanites, destroy idols and high places, possess the land by lot (vv. 50-54). Warning: Fail, and remnants become "thorns" in your eyes—God will do to you what He planned for them (v. 56).

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09/23/2026

https://youtu.be/VgmI4zTHbPM Summary of Numbers Chapter 32 - SSB
Numbers 32 is a story of negotiation and covenant. Reuben and Gad, with half of Manasseh, request the fertile land east of the Jordan (Gilead) for their livestock (vv. 1-5). Moses rebukes them, fearing they'll repeat the spies' unbelief and discourage the nation (vv. 6-15). They promise to build cities for families but fight fully armed until all tribes are settled in Canaan (vv. 16-19). Moses agrees conditionally: lead the battle or face sin's consequences—"your sin will find you out" (v. 23). Joshua later enforces it (Joshua 22).

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09/16/2026

https://youtu.be/Ljr2XER9Mn0 Summary of Numbers Chapter 31 - SSB
Numbers 31 is a pivotal chapter of judgment and victory. God tells Moses: "Avenge the children of Israel of the Midianites: afterward shalt thou be gathered unto thy people" (v. 2). The Midianites, allied with Moab, had seduced Israel into idolatry and immorality (Chapter 25).
Moses sends 1,000 warriors from each tribe (12,000 total, led by Phinehas). They utterly destroy the Midianites: kill all males, five kings, and Balaam the prophet. They capture women, children, livestock, and goods, burning the cities.

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09/09/2026

https://youtu.be/WgcrYRy9oQA Summary of Numbers Chapter 30 KJV
Numbers 30 delivers clear rules on vows and oaths, spoken by God to Moses for Israel's leaders (v. 1). Vows are voluntary but binding—once made to the Lord, they must be kept.

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09/02/2026

https://youtu.be/Ab5cvXYAZa4 Summary of Numbers Chapter 29 - SSB
Numbers 29 continues Chapter 28's worship blueprint, focusing on the seventh month's "high holy days." God commands offerings "for a sweet savor unto the LORD" (v. 2) to keep Israel's hearts aligned amid conquest.

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09/01/2026

Deuteronomy Chapter 20 Explained – Laws of Warfare, Exemptions from Battle & Rules for Conquering Cities | The Sunday School Bible KJV Study
In Deuteronomy 20, Moses provides clear instructions for Israel’s conduct in warfare as they prepare to possess the Promised Land. When facing enemies, the priest first encourages the army not to fear because the LORD their God goes with them. Officers then exempt certain men from battle: those who have built a new house but not dedicated it, planted a vineyard but not eaten from it, become engaged but not married, or who are fearful and fainthearted. For distant cities, Israel must first offer peace; if refused, they may besiege and take the spoils. For the cities of the Canaanite nations, however, God commands total destruction of the inhabitants so that Israel will not learn their detestable practices. Fruit trees are spared because they provide food for the people.
This chapter balances God’s mercy, practical compassion, courage in battle, and the call to holiness by removing influences that could lead to idolatry. https://youtu.be/IHGOZzfHHsw

08/31/2026

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08/31/2026

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