Numbers 11:2
Numbers 11:2 Meaning and Explanation
“And the people cried unto Moses; and when Moses prayed unto the LORD, the fire was quenched.”
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The Context of Numbers 11:2
Moses functions as intercessor, turning aside God's judgment through prayer.
What Does Numbers 11:2 Mean?
Seeing the fire consume their neighbors, the people turn to Moses in desperation. Moses, their leader and mediator, intercedes on their behalf before the Lord.
The fire is quenched in response to Moses's prayer. This demonstrates the power of intercession and Moses's standing with God, even when God is angry at the people's ingratitude.
Frequently Asked Questions About Numbers 11:2
What does Numbers 11:2 mean?
The people cry out to Moses, whose prayer extinguishes the fire.
What is the context of Numbers 11:2?
Moses functions as intercessor, turning aside God's judgment through prayer.