As we're told in Numbers 31:32-46 about the division of loot; 32,000 virgins were captured, the division was 16,000 virgins for the community and other 16,000 virgins for the men of war, of which 32 were the tax for the Lord.
2007-08-28
20:20:17
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thanks nikster for the verses, exodus 38 & 1Samuel 2 indeed mentioned some women who served at the doorway of the tent, but it didn't say that these women were previous captives taxed to the Lord, although it might be one of the many possibilities, considering also in Judges 11: 29-39 a virgin was burned as an offering and God didn't stopped it from happening.
So I'm still wondering what happened to those particular Midianite virgins that were taxed to God.
2007-08-28
22:19:41 ·
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