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Nombres 20:22-29

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22 Et les enfants d'Israël, toute l'assemblée, partirent de KadÚs et vinrent à la montagne de Hor.
23 Et l'Éternel parla à Moïse et à Aaron, dans la montagne de Hor, sur la frontiùre du pays d'Édom, en disant:
24 Aaron sera recueilli vers ses peuples; car il n'entrera point au pays que j'ai donné aux enfants d'Israël, parce que vous avez été rebelles à mon commandement, aux eaux de Mériba.
25 Prends Aaron et ÉlĂ©azar, son fils, et fais-les monter sur la montagne de Hor;
26 Puis dĂ©pouille Aaron de ses vĂȘtements, et revĂȘts-en ÉlĂ©azar son fils; et Aaron sera recueilli, et mourra lĂ .
27 MoĂŻse fit donc comme l'Éternel avait commandĂ©; et ils montĂšrent sur la montagne de Hor, Ă  la vue de toute l'assemblĂ©e.
28 Et MoĂŻse dĂ©pouilla Aaron de ses vĂȘtements, et en revĂȘtit ÉlĂ©azar son fils. Or Aaron mourut lĂ , au sommet de la montagne; et MoĂŻse et ÉlĂ©azar descendirent de la montagne.
29 Et toute l'assemblée vit qu'Aaron avait expiré; et toute la maison d'Israël pleura Aaron pendant trente jours.

Nombres 20:22-29 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO NUMBERS 20

In this chapter is an account of the children of Israel coming to the wilderness of Zin, where Miriam died, and where wanting water they murmured, Nu 20:1-5, upon which Moses and Aaron applied to the Lord, who ordered Moses to speak to a rock, which should give forth water, and which being smitten by him, accordingly did, Nu 20:6-11, but Moses and Aaron, in their conduct of this affair, displeased the Lord, Nu 20:12,13, after this, Moses sent to the king of Edom to desire a passage through his country, which request was refused, Nu 20:14-21, upon Israel's coming to Mount Hor, Aaron, by order, went up to the mount, and, when stripped of his clothes, which were put on his son Eleazar, he died, lamented by all the people, Nu 20:22-29.

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