By "the numbers" I take it that you mean the numbers associated with the names of the Books - as in
In these cases, the first number refers to the chapter of the Book and the second number revers to which "line" of that chapter the individual verse is. So that, the first verse above is the twentieth verse in the third chapter of the Book of Genesis; the second one is the ninth verse in the fifth chapter of the Gospel according to St Matthew.
Amram and Jochebed (Exodus 6:20) (Numbers 26:59)
In the Bible, 44 is not specifically mentioned as having symbolic or significant meaning.Numeric symbolism in the Bible varies and can be open to interpretation.
The censuses (Numbers ch.1-3 and 26), the initiation-offerings (Numbers 7-8), the quail (Numbers ch.11), the incident of the Spies (Numbers ch.13-14), the Sabbath-violator (Numbers 15), the rebellion of Korach (ch.16), the death of Miriam (ch.20) and Aaron (ch.21), war (ibid), the attempted curses of Bil'am (ch.22-24), choosing Moses' successor (Numbers 27), the war against Midian (ch.31), dividing the Transjordan (Numbers 32), and the travels (Numbers 33).
The first census recorded in the Bible is found in the book of Numbers, in chapter 1. This census was taken by Moses at God's command to count the number of men over 20 years old among the Israelites following their exodus from Egypt.
The book of Numbers. The more appropriate Hebrew title is "in the wilderness", because it deals with the Israelites' preparations for leaving Sinai, journey from Sinai to Moab, and events in Moab.
I can do no better than direct the questioner to this linkhttp://www.biblestudy.org/bibleref/meaning-of-numbers-in-bible/introduction.htmlwhere the numbers, their significance and meaning are discussed in full
By completed if you mean the first Bible to have all that is in it now, by the numbers in the chapters, and verses, and all the content of the words, then the first Bible to have all of those things was the Geneva Bible. 1560
Numbers play a significant role in the Bible. The number "9" represents:~Completeness~Finality~Fullness
what is Numbers about the book of the bible
There were 48 Levite cities in the Holy Land (Numbers ch. 35).
No, the Bible does not mention anything specifically about "angel numbers."
Yes, the Bible does not specifically mention "angel numbers" as a concept.
he appears in exodus, leviticus, and, numbers. his successor became joshua!!
9 doesn't appear to have a special meaning in the Bible. Read this article: The Meaning of Bible Numbers, Colors, Metals, and Names http://www.learntostudythebible.com/page.asp?pg=read-articles&id=4
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After Leviticus in the Bible comes the book of Numbers.
numbers must be important to God..there is a whole book in the bible with the name, numbers !