Lectionary Calendar
Monday, April 27th, 2026
the Fourth Week after Easter
the Fourth Week after Easter
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Numbers 13:19-20
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and if they live in open towns or walled cities. See if the land is good for growing crops and find out what kinds of trees grow there. It's time for grapes to ripen, so try to bring back some of the fruit that grows there.
Numbers 13:22
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As they went through the Southern Desert, they came to the town of Hebron, which was seven years older than the Egyptian town of Zoan. In Hebron, they saw the three Anakim clans of Ahiman, Sheshai, and Talmai.
Numbers 13:23-24
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When they got to Bunch Valley, they cut off a branch with such a huge bunch of grapes, that it took two men to carry it on a pole. That's why the place was called Bunch Valley. Along with the grapes, they also took back pomegranates and figs.
Numbers 13:26
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the twelve men returned to Kadesh in the Paran Desert and told Moses, Aaron, and the people what they had seen. They showed them the fruit
Numbers 13:32
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Then they started spreading rumors and saying, "We won't be able to grow anything in that soil. And the people are like giants.
Numbers 14:4
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Then they said to one another, "Let's choose our own leader and go back."
Numbers 14:9
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So don't rebel. We have no reason to be afraid of the people who live there. The Lord is on our side, and they won't stand a chance against us!
Numbers 14:11
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The Lord said to Moses, "I have done great things for these people, and they still reject me by refusing to believe in my power.
Numbers 14:13-16
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Moses replied: With your mighty power you rescued your people from Egypt, so please don't destroy us here in the desert. If you do, the Egyptians will hear about it and tell the people of Canaan. Those Canaanites already know that we are your people, and that we see you face to face. And they have heard how you lead us with a thick cloud during the day and flaming fire at night. But if you kill us, they will claim it was because you weren't powerful enough to lead us into Canaan as you promised.
Numbers 14:19
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You are merciful, and you treat people better than they deserve. So please forgive these people, just as you have forgiven them ever since they left Egypt.
Numbers 14:22-23
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I swear that not one of these Israelites will enter the land I promised to give their ancestors. These people have seen my power in Egypt and in the desert, but they will never see Canaan. They have disobeyed and tested me too many times.
Numbers 14:40
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So they got up early the next morning and got ready to head toward the hill country of Canaan. They said, "We were wrong to complain about the Lord . Let's go into the land that he promised us."
Numbers 14:42-43
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so don't even try it. The Lord refuses to help you, because you turned your backs on him. The Amalekites and the Canaanites are your enemies, and they will attack and defeat you."
Numbers 15:15-16
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This law will never change. I am the Lord , and I consider all people the same, whether they are Israelites or foreigners living among you.
Numbers 16:1-2
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Korah son of Izhar was a Levite from the Kohathite clan. One day he called together Dathan, Abiram, and On from the Reuben tribe, and the four of them decided to rebel against Moses. So they asked two hundred fifty respected Israelite leaders for their support, and together they went to Moses
Numbers 16:12
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Then Moses sent for Dathan and Abiram, but they sent back this message: "We won't come!
Numbers 16:14
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You keep promising us rich farmlands with fertile fields and vineyards—but where are they? Stop trying to trick these people. No, we won't come to see you."
Numbers 16:30
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But suppose the Lord does something that has never been done before. For example, what if a huge crack appears in the ground, and these men and their families fall into it and are buried alive, together with everything they own? Then you will know they have turned their backs on the Lord !"
Numbers 16:32-33
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and swallowed them alive, together with their families and everything they owned. Then the ground closed back up, and they were gone.
Numbers 16:38
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because they were used for offering incense to me. Have them hammered into a thin layer of bronze as a covering for the altar. Those men died because of their sin, and now their fire pans will become a warning for the rest of the community."
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