How important is the issue of male and female leadership roles in church? Two New Testament passages, Galatians 3:28 and 1 Timothy 2:11-15, are compared to the revolt of Korah against Moses and Aaron in Numbers 16 to Numbers 18.

How should Numbers 12:3 be best translated? Was Moses "meek," or is there an alternative and better translation? This article considers the best translation of this text.

What were the quails that Numbers 11:31-34 is referring to? In this article their identity is considered together with the epidemic associated with them. The author reaches the conclusion that it was a form of bacterial food poisoning.

This article is a sermon on Numbers 14:13-45.

What was Moses' sin in Numbers 20:1-13? This essay wants to shed new light on this puzzling text. It discusses briefly the nature of Moses’ sin. It further focuses on the typological significance of both the sin and the miracle involved in this narrative.

This article provides fourteen points on how the account of Numbers 21:4-9 deepens our understanding of the gospel.

Numbers 22 - Numbers 23 describe Balak and Balaam's attempts to curse Israel. This story demonstrates how God does not change His mind. God always acts for the good of His people, and is full of forgiveness. This article is a call to trust in God's promises.

Working from Numbers 22, this article looks at Balaam and his effort to curse Israel. The author maintains that unlike Balaam, we must allow God's words to fill us and must submit to His word.

This article considers Numbers 25:13 and Phinehas's jealousy for God.

This article contains a sermon on Numbers 25:1-18.

This essay wants to give an answer to the significance of two events, in Numbers 27 and Numbers 36, respectively: "Why did the author separate these events when they were obviously related?" and "Why did the author end the book with such a provincial ruling?"