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Numbers Chapter 36 Quiz

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What clan in Manasseh was concerned about losing the tribal inheritance because of the Daughters of Zelophehad (Num. 36:1)?

Tirzah

Hoglah

Gilead (correct)

Ashtaroth

Why were some of the tribe of Manasseh concerned about the daughters of Zelophehad (Num. 36:3f)?

If they wanted to marry them they would lose their own inheritance rights

If they married inside the tribe it was against the law of the LORD

If they married Levites the land would be lost and then the Levites would inherit land which was illegal

If they married outside the tribe the tribal inheritance would be lost (correct)

Moses required that the daughters of Zelophehad must marry someone from what tribe (Num. 36:6)?

The tribe of Judah

The tribe of Levi

Their own tribe (correct)

The priests

Moses made a general rule that any daughter who inherited property must marry someone (Num. 36:8)

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The daughters of Zelophehad ended up marrying (Num. 36:11)

Their own cousins Signup and view all the answers

The daughters of Zelophehad were from which tribe (Num. 36:12)?

Manasseh Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Daughters of Zelophehad and Tribal Inheritance

Gilead clan of Manasseh was worried about losing their inheritance due to the daughters of Zelophehad.
Concerns arose that if these daughters married outside of Manasseh, the tribal inheritance would be compromised.

Moses' Regulations on Marriages

Moses mandated that the daughters of Zelophehad must marry within their own tribe to preserve the inheritance rights.
A general rule was established stating that any daughter inheriting property must also marry someone from her own tribe.

Marriages of the Daughters

The daughters of Zelophehad ultimately married their own cousins, ensuring the continuity of the inheritance within the tribe of Manasseh.
This action reinforced the importance of maintaining tribal boundaries and inheritance rights as outlined in the laws provided to Moses.

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Test your knowledge on Numbers Chapter 36 with these flashcard-style multiple choice questions. Explore the concerns of the clan in Manasseh regarding the inheritance of the Daughters of Zelophehad, and more. Perfect for those studying the Book of Numbers!