Numbers 36:2

KJV_Strongs⁽ⁱ⁾

2 H559 And they said [H8799] H3068 , The LORD H6680 commanded [H8765] H113 my lord H5414 to give [H8800] H776 the land H5159 for an inheritance H1486 by lot H1121 to the children H3478 of Israel H113 : and my lord H6680 was commanded [H8795] H3068 by the LORD H5414 to give [H8800] H5159 the inheritance H6765 of Zelophehad H251 our brother H1323 unto his daughters.

IHOT⁽ⁱ⁾ (In English order)

2 H559 ויאמרו And they said, H853 את H113 אדני my lord H6680 צוה commanded H3068 יהוה The LORD H5414 לתת to give H853 את H776 הארץ the land H5159 בנחלה for an inheritance H1486 בגורל by lot H1121 לבני to the children H3478 ישׂראל of Israel: H113 ואדני and my lord H6680 צוה was commanded H3068 ביהוה by the LORD H5414 לתת to give H853 את H5159 נחלת the inheritance H6765 צלפחד of Zelophehad H251 אחינו our brother H1323 לבנתיו׃ unto his daughters.

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The Lord commanded.To one division of the tribe of Manasseh, a portion had been assigned eastward of Jordan; but Zelophehad was of that division, to which an inheritance was afterwards allotted west of Jordan; yet, expecting the promised land, the elders of the Manassites now propose a difficulty, upon the adjudged case of Zelophehad's daughters. (ch. 27:1-11.) If the females should inherit, in defect of male issue, and should intermarry with other tribes they would diminish the interest, and weaken the influence of their own tribes, and give occasion to future confusion, and perhaps contention. The Manassites therefore referred the case to Moses; and he, by the authority of God, annexed a clause, which would effectually keep the tribes and inheritances distinct, as long as it was observed. Heiresses were not allowed to marry out of their own tribe, though within those bounds they might consult their own inclinations.
Numbers 26:55; Numbers 26:56; Numbers 27:1-7; Numbers 33:54; Joshua 13:6; Joshua 14:1; Joshua 14:2; Joshua 17:3
to give.
Numbers 27:1; Numbers 27:7; Joshua 17:3-6; Job 42:15