Book of Numbers - Revision history

Fr Lev: added Greek and Hebrew, fixed typo

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added Greek and Hebrew, fixed typo

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Ixthis888 at 00:44, August 5, 2011

2011-08-05T00:44:51Z

Ixthis888: /* Authorship and writing */

2011-08-05T00:44:17Z

‎Authorship and writing

Ixthis888 at 00:43, August 5, 2011

2011-08-05T00:43:03Z

Ixthis888: + Starting a New article.

2011-08-05T00:25:22Z

+ Starting a New article.

Ixthis888: Numbers moved to Book of Numbers: I am lazy.

2011-08-05T00:23:28Z

Numbers moved to Book of Numbers: I am lazy.

Ixthis888: New page: Numbers.

2011-08-05T00:22:26Z

New page: Numbers.

New page

Numbers.

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 {{OldTestament}}
-The '''Book of  Numbers''', is the '''fourth book of Moses''' and the [[Old Testament]]. The English title, '''Numbers''', comes from the Greek [[Septuagint]], LXX <ref>LXX Septuagint—an ancient translation of the Old Testament into Greek</ref> and Lating Vulgate. This designation is based on the numberings that are a major focus of chapters one to four and 26. The most common Hebrew title comes from the fifth word in the first chapter, "in the wilderness [of]". This name is much more descriptive of the contents of the book, which recount the history of Israel during almost 39 years of wandering in the wilderness. Another Hebrew title, favoured by some of the early church fathers, is based on the first word of the Hebrew text of Chapter 1, "and He spoke". This designation emphasizes that the book records the Word of God to Israel.
+The '''Book of  Numbers''', is the '''fourth book of Moses''' and the [[Old Testament]]. The English title, '''Numbers''', comes from the Greek [[Septuagint]] (LXX) <ref>LXX Septuagint—an ancient translation of the Old Testament into Greek</ref> name, Ἀριθμοί (''Arithmoi'') and Latin Vulgate. This designation is based on the numberings that are a major focus of chapters one to four and 26. The most common Hebrew title, בְּמִדְבַּר ''Bemidbar'', comes from the fifth word in the first chapter, "in the wilderness [of]". This name is much more descriptive of the contents of the book, which recount the history of Israel during almost 39 years of wandering in the wilderness. Another Hebrew title, favoured by some of the early church fathers, is based on the first word of the Hebrew text of Chapter 1, "and He spoke". This designation emphasizes that the book records the Word of God to Israel.
 == Authorship and writing ==

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 {{OldTestament}}
 The '''Book of  Numbers''', is the '''fourth book of Moses''' and the [[Old Testament]]. The English title, '''Numbers''', comes from the Greek [[Septuagint]], LXX <ref>LXX Septuagint—an ancient translation of the Old Testament into Greek</ref> and Lating Vulgate. This designation is based on the numberings that are a major focus of chapters one to four and 26. The most common Hebrew title comes from the fifth word in the first chapter, "in the wilderness [of]". This name is much more descriptive of the contents of the book, which recount the history of Israel during almost 39 years of wandering in the wilderness. Another Hebrew title, favoured by some of the early church fathers, is based on the first word of the Hebrew text of Chapter 1, "and He spoke". This designation emphasizes that the book records the Word of God to Israel.
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 == References ==
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−	The '''Book of Numbers''', is the ~~third~~ book of the [[Old Testament]]. The English title, '''Numbers''', comes from the Greek [[Septuagint]], LXX <ref>LXX Septuagint—an ancient translation of the Old Testament into Greek</ref> and Lating Vulgate. This designation is based on the numberings that are a major focus of chapters one to four and 26. The most common Hebrew title comes from the fifth word in the first chapter, "in the wilderness [of]". This name is much more descriptive of the contents of the book, which recount the history of Israel during almost 39 years of wandering in the wilderness. Another Hebrew title, favoured by some of the early church fathers, is based on the first word of the Hebrew text of Chapter 1, "and He spoke". This designation emphasizes that the book records the Word of God to Israel.	+	The '''Book of Numbers''', is the '''fourth book of Moses''' and the [[Old Testament]]. The English title, '''Numbers''', comes from the Greek [[Septuagint]], LXX <ref>LXX Septuagint—an ancient translation of the Old Testament into Greek</ref> and Lating Vulgate. This designation is based on the numberings that are a major focus of chapters one to four and 26. The most common Hebrew title comes from the fifth word in the first chapter, "in the wilderness [of]". This name is much more descriptive of the contents of the book, which recount the history of Israel during almost 39 years of wandering in the wilderness. Another Hebrew title, favoured by some of the early church fathers, is based on the first word of the Hebrew text of Chapter 1, "and He spoke". This designation emphasizes that the book records the Word of God to Israel.

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		+	The '''Book of Numbers''', is the third book of the [[Old Testament]]. The English title, '''Numbers''', comes from the Greek [[Septuagint]], LXX <ref>LXX Septuagint—an ancient translation of the Old Testament into Greek</ref> and Lating Vulgate. This designation is based on the numberings that are a major focus of chapters one to four and 26. The most common Hebrew title comes from the fifth word in the first chapter, "in the wilderness [of]". This name is much more descriptive of the contents of the book, which recount the history of Israel during almost 39 years of wandering in the wilderness. Another Hebrew title, favoured by some of the early church fathers, is based on the first word of the Hebrew text of Chapter 1, "and He spoke". This designation emphasizes that the book records the Word of God to Israel.
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		+	== Authorship and writing ==
		+	== Background ==
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		+	== References ==
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