One young bullock, one ram, one lamb of the first year, for a burnt offering:
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Verse 39 is found in chapter 7 of Numbers. The offerings continue with representatives of the tribes from the center and north of the camp. The repetition of animals, utensils, and sacrifices may seem formulaic, but literarily it communicates consistency and orderly participation. Each tribe appears before God with equal ceremonial standing, without one particular offering making the others unnecessary.
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Compare Numbers 7:39 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
einen jungen Farren, einen Widder, ein jähriges Lamm zum Brandopfer;
Un becerro, un carnero, un cordero de un año para holocausto;
un novillo, un carnero y un cordero de un año como holocausto;
un jeune taureau, un bélier, un agneau d'un an, pour l'holocauste;
un giovenco, un montone, un agnello di un anno, per olocausto;
Um novilho, um carneiro, um cordeiro de um ano para holocausto;
一頭公牛犢、一隻公綿羊、一隻一歲的小公羊作燔祭;
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