Numbers · Chapter 7 · Numbers 13–14

The Twelve Spies

Twelve men sent to spy out the land of Canaan; the cluster of Eshcol borne upon a staff between two; the evil report, the children of Anak, and we were as grasshoppers; Joshua and Caleb: an exceeding good land; Moses' plea, I have pardoned; forty years in the wilderness; and the defeat at Hormah.

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  1. Chapter 7: The Twelve SpiesTitleChapter 7: The Twelve SpiesNumbers 13 – 14
  2. Send Thou MenPage 83Send Thou MenNumbers 13:1–3
  3. These Were Their NamesPage 84These Were Their NamesNumbers 13:4–16
  4. See the Land, What It IsPage 85See the Land, What It IsNumbers 13:17–20
  5. The Valley of EshcolPage 86The Valley of EshcolNumbers 13:21–24
  6. It Floweth with Milk and HoneyPage 87It Floweth with Milk and HoneyNumbers 13:25–27
  7. The Children of AnakPage 88The Children of AnakNumbers 13:28–31
  8. As GrasshoppersPage 89As GrasshoppersNumbers 13:32–33
  9. The People Wept That NightPage 90The People Wept That NightNumbers 14:1–4
  10. An Exceeding Good LandPage 91An Exceeding Good LandNumbers 14:5–9
  11. How Long Will This People Despise Me?Page 92How Long Will This People Despise Me?Numbers 14:10–12
  12. Then the Egyptians Will Hear ItPage 93Then the Egyptians Will Hear ItNumbers 14:13–16
  13. Pardon, I Pray TheePage 94Pardon, I Pray TheeNumbers 14:17–21
  14. My Servant CalebPage 95My Servant CalebNumbers 14:22–25
  15. As I Live, Saith JehovahPage 96As I Live, Saith JehovahNumbers 14:26–31
  16. Forty YearsPage 97Forty YearsNumbers 14:32–35
  17. Joshua and Caleb Remained AlivePage 98Joshua and Caleb Remained AliveNumbers 14:36–39
  18. Even unto HormahPage 99Even unto HormahNumbers 14:40–45