Can we discuss the book of numbers and what it's message is?

[A is for Atheist]

I see it as sexist, and misogynistic, as women and children were not included in the census---as women and children were regarded as property.

 

[A is for Atheist]

I see it as sexist, and misogynistic, as women and children were not included in the census---as women and children were regarded as property.

 

[A is for Atheist]

I see it as sexist, and misogynistic, as women and children were not included in the census---as women and children were regarded as property.

 

[A is for Atheist]

I see it as sexist, and misogynistic, as women and children were not included in the census---as women and children were regarded as property.

 

[A is for Atheist]

I see it as sexist, and misogynistic, as women and children were not included in the census---as women and children were regarded as property.

 

[A is for Atheist]

I see it as sexist, and misogynistic, as women and children were not included in the census---as women and children were regarded as property.

 

[A is for Atheist]

I see it as sexist, and misogynistic, as women and children were not included in the census---as women and children were regarded as property.

 

[A is for Atheist]

I see it as sexist, and misogynistic, as women and children were not included in the census---as women and children were regarded as property.

 

[Servant A]

I see th book of numbers as Moses numbering those men who could fight in a war, by the names of their tribes, and each of them that counted them where given a number to remember or a number in their hands that they could remember that said how many in each tribe could fight?

How do you see the book of numbers?
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[A is for Atheist]

I see it as sexist, and misogynistic, as women and children were not included in the census---as women and children were regarded as property.