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Leningrad Codex, through the Open Scriptures Westminster Leningrad Codex. The written consonants are printed. A Masoretic reading is footnoted when it differs. No Dead Sea reading was substituted unless it was read from a fragment. The Samaritan Pentateuch and the Greek, Syriac, and Latin versions are witnesses, not the default.
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Leningrad numbers “It was after the plague” as 25:19 and starts chapter 26 at the next sentence. English Bibles join them as 26:1. Both sentences are printed here.
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The written consonants are קרואי, “called.” The Masoretic reading is קריאי, also “called,” with a different vowel letter. The written form is printed. In 1:16 the two spellings stand the other way around. Each verse prints the consonants written there.
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This line names Korah with those the earth swallowed, and it names the fire that consumed the two hundred and fifty. Both are printed. The earlier chapter is not used to rewrite this one.
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The line says the sons of Korah did not die. Chapter 16 says the earth swallowed the people who belonged to Korah. Both lines are printed. Neither is corrected.
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The son’s name is written Puvah. The clan is written the Punite. Both spellings are printed.
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The son is written Shephupham. The clan is written the Shuphamite. Hupham and the Huphamite match. Each spelling is printed where it stands.
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The clan of Naaman is written the Naamite, not a longer form of his name. Both words are printed.
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The Hebrew writes six hundred thousand, and one thousand, seven hundred and thirty. That total is printed. Elef is a thousand. The number is not rewritten as a round six hundred thousand, and it is not checked against the tribal lines in order to change either.
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The verb “she bore” has Jochebed as its subject: she was born to Levi in Egypt, and she bore Aaron, Moses, and Miriam. The line is printed that way.
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Twenty-three thousand is the number in this verse. The Levite total in chapter 3 is a different number. Both are printed. Neither is corrected.