Audio Bible. Listen to the full Book of Numbers in the King James Version (KJV) with text.
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Numbers, the fourth book of the Bible, continues the story of the Israelites as they journey from Mount Sinai toward the Promised Land. Named for the two censuses of Israel recorded within it, Numbers details the organization, testing, and transformation of God’s chosen people during their 40 years in the wilderness.
Traditionally attributed to Moses, the book describes Israel’s preparation for entering Canaan, their repeated failures due to disobedience and lack of faith, and God’s continued guidance and provision. From the establishment of tribal divisions and laws to accounts of rebellion, miracles, and divine judgments, Numbers reveals both the challenges of leadership and the consequences of failing to trust in God’s promises.
Major events include the sending of the twelve spies, the people's fear and refusal to enter the land, the punishment of wandering for a generation, and the rise of a new generation prepared to take possession of their inheritance. The book also records significant figures such as Moses, Aaron, Joshua, Caleb, and Balaam, whose prophecies reveal God’s sovereignty over Israel and the nations.
Numbers serves as both a historical record and a spiritual lesson on faith, obedience, and perseverance. It bridges the journey from slavery to settlement, showing how God remains faithful even when His people falter. Its themes of divine justice, mercy, and preparation for promise continue to shape biblical understanding in both Jewish and Christian traditions.
Audio Bible in Spanish https://www.josepenacoto.com/audiolibros/la-biblia
© 2025. José Peña Coto. All rights reserved.
Audio Bible in YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@josepenacoto
Numbers, the fourth book of the Bible, continues the story of the Israelites as they journey from Mount Sinai toward the Promised Land. Named for the two censuses of Israel recorded within it, Numbers details the organization, testing, and transformation of God’s chosen people during their 40 years in the wilderness.
Traditionally attributed to Moses, the book describes Israel’s preparation for entering Canaan, their repeated failures due to disobedience and lack of faith, and God’s continued guidance and provision. From the establishment of tribal divisions and laws to accounts of rebellion, miracles, and divine judgments, Numbers reveals both the challenges of leadership and the consequences of failing to trust in God’s promises.
Major events include the sending of the twelve spies, the people's fear and refusal to enter the land, the punishment of wandering for a generation, and the rise of a new generation prepared to take possession of their inheritance. The book also records significant figures such as Moses, Aaron, Joshua, Caleb, and Balaam, whose prophecies reveal God’s sovereignty over Israel and the nations.
Numbers serves as both a historical record and a spiritual lesson on faith, obedience, and perseverance. It bridges the journey from slavery to settlement, showing how God remains faithful even when His people falter. Its themes of divine justice, mercy, and preparation for promise continue to shape biblical understanding in both Jewish and Christian traditions.
Audio Bible in Spanish https://www.josepenacoto.com/audiolibros/la-biblia
© 2025. José Peña Coto. All rights reserved.
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