1And Maryam and Ahron spoke with Moshe on the matter of an Ethiopian woman whom he took because he had taken an Ethiopian woman. 2And they were saying, “Has LORD JEHOVAH spoken only with Moshe? Behold, he has spoken also with us”; and LORD JEHOVAH heard. 3And the man Moshe was very humble, more so than all of the children of men upon Earth. 4And LORD JEHOVAH said suddenly to Moshe and to Ahron and to Maryam: ‘Go out, you three, to the Time Tabernacle.’ 5And LORD JEHOVAH descended in a pillar of cloud and stood in the door of the Time Tabernacle, and he called Ahron and Maryam and they both went out.

6And LORD JEHOVAH said to them: “Hear now my words; if your Prophecy will come, I LORD JEHOVAH am revealed in a vision upon you, and in a dream I speak with you.

7My Servant Moshe has not been so, but he is faithful in all my house.

8From mouth to mouth I am speaking with him in a vision and not in a likeness, and he saw the glory of LORD JEHOVAH; why were you not afraid to speak against my Servant Moshe?”

9And the wrath of LORD JEHOVAH was provoked against them and he went out. 10And the cloud left from the Tabernacle, and behold, Maryam was leprous like snow, and Ahron turned to Maryam and he saw that she was leprous. 11And Ahron said to Moshe, “I beg of you, my Lord, do not account the sin against us for that foolishness we have done and for that sin we have done. 12And do not let us be as a dead person who goes out from the belly of her mother and the body of her flesh is consumed!” 13And Moshe cried out to LORD JEHOVAH and he said, “Help, O God! Heal her!” 14And LORD JEHOVAH said to Moshe: “If her father had spit in her face, it would have been fitting for her that she would be ashamed seven days; she shall dwell seven days outside of the camp and then she shall enter.” 15And Maryam dwelt outside of the camp seven days, and the people did not pick up until Maryam entered.

16And then the people picked up from Khatseroth and they camped in the wilderness of Paran.