Numeri 10:1

Jerome's Latin Vulgate

Locutusque est Dominus ad Moysen, dicens:

Parallel Translations

Clementine Latin Vulgate (1592)
Arreptisque Nadab et Abiu filii Aaron thuribulis, posuerunt ignem, et incensum desuper, offerentes coram Domino ignem alienum : quod eis præceptum non erat.

Nova Vulgata (1979)
Locutusque est Dominus ad Moysen dicens:

Bible Verse Review
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Reciprocal: Genesis 42:13 - Thy servants Genesis 46:15 - Leah Numbers 1:52 - General Numbers 7:2 - the princes Numbers 7:17 - this was the offering Numbers 29:1 - blowing Joshua 6:4 - trumpets of rams' Judges 7:20 - blew 2 Samuel 6:15 - the sound 2 Kings 11:14 - General 2 Chronicles 5:12 - an hundred 2 Chronicles 7:6 - the priests 2 Chronicles 23:13 - and the princes Ezra 3:10 - trumpets Psalms 47:5 - sound Psalms 81:3 - Blow Psalms 98:6 - trumpets Matthew 24:31 - with Revelation 8:2 - trumpets

Gill's Notes on the Bible

And the Lord spake unto Moses,.... When the following directions concerning the trumpets were given is not certain; it may he at the time when the order of the camps of Israel was fixed, and is here recorded before the journeying of them, which was one use they were to be put unto, Numbers 10:2;

saying; as follows.

Clarke's Notes on the Bible

CHAPTER X

Moses is commanded to make two silver trumpets for calling the

assembly, 1, 2.

On what occasions these trumpets should be sounded. First, for

calling the assembly to the door of the tabernacle, 3.

Secondly, to summon the princes and captains of the thousands

of Israel, 4.

Thirdly, to make the eastern camps strike their tents, 5.

Fourthly, to make those on the south do the like, 6.

No alarm to be sounded when the congregation only is to be

assembled, 7.

The sons of Aaron alone shall sound these trumpets, it shall be

a perpetual ordinance, 8.

Fifthly, the trumpets are to be sounded in the time of war, 9.

Sixthly, on festival occasions, 10

On the twentieth day of the second month, in the second year,

the Israelites began their journey from the wilderness of Sinai,

and came to the wilderness of Paran, 11, 12.

By the commandment of God to Moses the first division, at the

head of which was the standard of JUDAH, marched, first, 13, 14.

Under him followed the tribe of ISSACHAR, 15;

and after them the tribe of ZEBULUN, 16.

Then the Gershonites and Merarites followed with the tabernacle, 17.

At the head of the second division was the standard and camp of

REUBEN, 18;

and under him were that of SIMEON, 19;

and that of GAD, 20.

Next followed the Kohathites bearing the sanctuary, 21.

Then followed the third division, at the head of which was the

standard of the camp of EPHRAIM, 22;

and under him MANASSEH, 23;

and BENJAMIN, 24.

At the head of the fourth division was the standard of the camp

of DAN, 25;

and under him ASHER, 26;

and NAPHTALI, 27.

This was their ordinary method of marching in the wilderness, 28.

Moses entreats Hobab the Midianite to accompany them through the

wilderness, 29.

He refuses, 30.

Moses continues and strengthens his entreaties with reasonings

and promises, 31, 32.

They depart from Sinai three days' journey, 33.

The cloud accompanies them by day and night, 34.

The words used by Moses when the ark set forward, 35,

and when it rested, 36.

NOTES ON CHAP. X