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6. THE REBELLION OF KORAH
CHAPTER 16
_ 1. The rebellion of Korah (Numbers 16:1)_
2. The punishment (Numbers 16:20)
3. Eleazar and his work (Numbers 16:36)
4. The murmuring of the whole
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NUMBERS 16. THE REBELLION OF KORAH, DATHAN, AND ABIRAM (JE and P). The
narrative fuses together accounts of distinct revolts led by different
individuals and inspired by different motives. The first ...
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Korah and his followers are challenged to test their claim to equality
with the Levites (represented by Moses and Aaron) by undergoing a
species of ordeal, viz. to perform a sacred priestly function a...
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_censers_ FIRE-PANS. So R.V. in Exodus 27:3. An instrument for
carrying burning coals. These fire-pans were not the sacred utensils
of the Tabernacle, which would never be taken out of the Tabernacle...
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D. REVOLT AND PUNISHMENT OF KORAH, DATHAN AND ABIRAM (NUMBERS 16:1-40)
TEXT
Numbers 16:1. Now Korah, the son if Izhar, the son of Kohath, the son
of Levi, and Dathan and Abiram, the sons of Eliab, an...
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_AND HE SPAKE UNTO KORAH AND UNTO ALL HIS COMPANY, SAYING, EVEN TO
MORROW THE LORD WILL SHEW WHO ARE HIS, AND WHO IS HOLY; AND WILL CAUSE
HIM TO COME NEAR UNTO HIM: EVEN HIM WHOM HE HATH CHOSEN WILL H...
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THE REBELLION OF KOKAH, DATHAN, ABIBAM, AND ON
This incident is similar to that recorded in Numbers 12, and while it
illustrates the difficulties Moses encountered in his leadership,
owing to the jeal...
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THE OLD TESTAMENT BOOK OF NUMBERS
IN THE DESERT
NUMBERS
_MARION ADAMS_
CHAPTER 16
KORAH, DATHAN AND ABIRAM OPPOSE MOSES – NUMBERS 16:1-35
V1-2 Korah, Izhar’s son, belonged to Levi’s *tri
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TAKE YOU CENSERS. — The offering of incense was the peculiar
prerogative and the holiest function of the priesthood. The
destruction of Nadab and Abihu ought to have served as a warning to
Korah and h...
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זֹ֖את עֲשׂ֑וּ קְחוּ ־לָכֶ֣ם
מַחְתֹּ֔ות קֹ֖רַח...
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KORAH, DATHAN, AND ABIRAM
Numbers 16:1; Numbers 17:1
BEHIND what appears in the history, there must have been many
movements of thought and causes of discontent which gradually led to
the events we n...
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THE REBELLION OF KORAN
Numbers 16:1
This was a very serious revolt, because so many princes associated
themselves with the Levites. Jealousy was at the root of the entire
movement. “All the congregat...
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Here begins the story of perhaps the strangest and most fully
organized opposition that Moses had to encounter. Two elements were at
work. The first was ambition and the second was dissatisfaction.
Th...
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Censers. It was not lawful for the Levites to offer incense: but they
had prepared for themselves the ensigns of the priestly power, and
Moses permits them to try their success. (Haydock) --- They mig...
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It should seem that there is somewhat more of doctrine in this
subject, than at first view might be supposed. If the congregation be
everyone of them holy they need no Mediator. And if they need no
Me...
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The previous portion of the Book of Numbers, viewed as a history, has
evidently a prefatory character, however important and divinely wise.
It is in a great measure preparatory for that which we have...
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Chapter 16 contains the open rebellion against Moses of Dathan and
Abiram, but especially the pretension of the ministry in Israel to
arrogate priesthood to itself. Some of the chiefs of the people we...
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1 The rebellion of Korah, Dathan and Abiram,
23 Moses separateth the people from the rebels tents,
31 The earth swalloweth vp Korah, and a fire consumeth others.
36 The censers are reserued to holy...
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This do: Take you censers, Korah and all his company, such vessels as
were used for offering incense in the Holy Place, at the altar of
incense,...
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The Challenge of Korah and His Companions...
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THE REBELLION OF KORAH
(vs.1-15)
The rebellion of Korah and a large company with him is significant of
a dreadful revulsion against Christ both as Lord and High Priest of
His people, and the awesome...
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1-11 Pride and ambition occasion a great deal of mischief both in
churches and states. The rebels quarrel with the settlement of the
priesthood upon Aaron and his family. Small reason they had to boa...
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Since ye will be priests, take your censers, and act as priests, at
your peril....
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The chapter on which we have just been dwelling, is what may be called
a digression from the history of Israel's wilderness life, except
indeed the short paragraph respecting the Sabbath-breaker, It l...
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Numbers 16:6 Do H6213 (H8798) Take H3947 (H8798) censers H4289 Korah
H7141 company H5712...
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THE CHALLENGE OF THE CENSERS (NUMBERS 16:4).
Numbers 16:4
‘And when Moses heard it, he fell on his face,'
It is unlikely that this means in the assembly, and as at this point
Dathan and Abiram with...
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CONTENTS: The gainsaying of Korah.
CHARACTERS: God, Moses, Aaron, Korah, Dathan, Abriam.
CONCLUSION: Proud and ambitious men projecting their own advancement
by thrusting themselves into a place to...
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Numbers 16:1. _Korah._ One of the firstborn, a very old man, and
grandson of Levi by his father Jahar. _Dathan_ and _Abiram_ were
descendants of Reuben, the firstborn of Israel; these according to the...
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_Korah. .. Dathan, and Abiram. .. gathered themselves together against
Moses and against Aaron._
KORAH, DATHAN, AND ABIRAM
I. The rebels.
1. Influential.
2. Numerous,
3. Deluded--
(1) Concerning...
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CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY NOTES
In this chapter we have the history of the rebellion of Korah and his
company. The time and place of this event are not recorded. It is
probable that it occurred in one...
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VINDICATION OF THE AARONIC PRIESTHOOD.
EXPOSITION
THE GAINSAYING OF KORAH (Numbers 16:1).
NUMBERS 16:1
Now K
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Now we get to chapter sixteen and this guy Korah, who is brought into
mention in the book of Jude, has gotten the conspiracy together. He is
of the tribe of Levi and he said, "Hey Moses, you take too...
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1 Kings 18:21; Leviticus 10:1; Leviticus 16:12; Leviticus 16:13;...