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The Laws about Married Women and Land
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|Números 36:1| One day the family leaders from the Gilead clan of the Manasseh tribe went to Moses and the other family leaders of Israel
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|Números 36:2| w and said, “Sir, the LORD has said that he will show 153 what land each tribe will receive as their own. And the LORD has commanded you to give the daughters of our relative Zelophehad 154 the land that he would have received.
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|Números 36:3| But if they marry men from other tribes of Israel, the land they receive will become part of that tribe's inheritance and will no longer belong to us.
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|Números 36:4| Even when land is returned to its original owner in the Year of Celebration, 155 we will not get back Zelophehad's land—it will belong to the tribe into which his daughters married.”
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|Números 36:5| So Moses told the people that the LORD had said: These men from the Manasseh tribe are right.
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|Números 36:6| I will allow Zelophehad's daughters to marry anyone, as long as those men belong to one of the clans of the Manasseh tribe.
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|Números 36:7| Tribal land must not be given to another tribe—it will remain the property of the tribe that received it.
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|Números 36:8| In the future, any daughter who inherits land must marry someone from her own tribe. Israel's tribal land is never to be passed from one tribe to another.
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|Números 36:10| Mahlah, Tirzah, Hoglah, Milcah, and Noah the daughters of Zelophehad obeyed the LORD and married their uncles' sons
