Numbers 21:10
Numbers 21:10 Meaning and Explanation
“And the children of Israel set forward, and pitched in Oboth.”
King James Version (KJV)
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The Context of Numbers 21:10
Israel continues its journey with renewed movement after deliverance.
What Does Numbers 21:10 Mean?
After the deliverance from the serpent plague, Israel resumes its journey southward around Edom. Oboth appears to be a stopping point on the wilderness route, though little detail is given about the place itself.
This brief statement marks the transition from crisis to renewed movement. The people, having experienced both judgment and mercy, continue toward Canaan. Each place name in this journey records Israel's actual route through the desert regions.
Frequently Asked Questions About Numbers 21:10
What does Numbers 21:10 mean?
Israel moves on and camps at Oboth.
What is the context of Numbers 21:10?
Israel continues its journey with renewed movement after deliverance.