a14:13-25►
b14:17-18►
cExod 32:10-14►
dDeut 7:9-10►
e14:19►
f11–12►
gExod 15:22-27►
h17:1-7►
i32:1-14►
jLev 10►
k14:20-25►

‏ Numbers 14:13-20

Summary for Num 14:13-25: 14:13-25  a Moses interceded on behalf of his people, reminding God that his reputation was bound up with that of Israel and appealing to his faithfulness.
Summary for Num 14:17-18: 14:17-18  b Moses had used this same argument earlier when he sought pardon for Israel’s rebellion (Exod 32:10-14  c). Moses knew that God would not let the Israelites off without punishment (Deut 7:9-10  d).
14:19  e Israel’s history since leaving Egypt had been a series of transgressions forgiven by the Lord (chs 11–12  f; Exod 15:22-27  g; 17:1-7  h; 32:1-14  i; Lev 10  j).
Summary for Num 14:20-25: 14:20-25  k As a result of Moses’ argument, the Lord pardoned Israel’s rebellion and did not obliterate them, but the obstinate adult generation would never see the Promised Land.
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