When the land of Israel was divided in Numbers 26, it was assigned by family, with larger families getting more land than smaller ones. However, each man twenty years or older was counted as a family, whether he was married or not. It would have benefited a man to marry and begin having children as soon as possible, even in the depths of the wilderness

Most land in Israel was assigned solely by random lot to avoid graft and favoritism. There were some exceptions, though. Two examples are the clan of Makhir and Caleb's son in law. Both received choice portions because they were exceptional warriors who ruthlessly dispossessed the previous inhabitants.

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Why are we surprised when catastrophic events change the order of things in the world? Probably because we have detached ourselves from the past. Even if we have studied world-changing events, such as World War II, for example, we have very little connection to how those world-changing events impacted the lives of people like our grandparents and parents. So, when faced with similar world-changing events, we are surprised and have to relearn the lessons they learned through much hardship.

That’s where Barry Miller starts in this concluding segment of our interview with him. As we ponder the changing world of 2022, we see looming food shortages, crazy inflation, government instability, and open warfare between Russia and Ukraine. Is it possible that the national borders and global alliances we have considered stable all our lives are about to shift? If so, what do we do to survive? And are there opportunities to thrive even in such dire circumstances? Those are questions that inform our conversation about Barry’s powerful article, the Missing Manna Moment.

We would like to see all the answers revealed immediately, but that’s not how our God works. We must learn to trust Him, even in the hardest trials. That’s what Barry Phillips and David Jones discuss in their midrash called, “Impatience,” and what Jimmie Black and Melody Joy Cloud share in their special music.

https://bneyyosefna.com/reunio....n-roadmap-7-16-2022-

It's the second day of the week! And that means we're making music!

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Oh Come, Oh Come Emmanuel - (Harp/Native American Flute) - Aromem

⁣It's difficult to find a more moving song which speaks of God's people yearning for His coming. And of course when it comes to longing and deep emotions, the Native Flute is the ideal instrument to compliment

And the name of the daughter of Asher was Serah.
#numbers 26:46 #pinchas

Who was Serach? She is mentioned three times in Scripture, but she has no narrative. She is important, but still hidden from our view. Intriguing.