34. The descendants of Manasseh: according to their family records by their clans and their ancestral houses, counting the names of those 20 years old or more, everyone who could serve in the army,
35. those registered for the tribe of Manasseh numbered 32,200.
36. The descendants of Benjamin: according to their family records by their clans and their ancestral houses, counting the names of those 20 years old or more, everyone who could serve in the army,
37. those registered for the tribe of Benjamin numbered 35,400.
38. The descendants of Dan: according to their family records by their clans and their ancestral houses, counting the names of those 20 years old or more, everyone who could serve in the army,
39. those registered for the tribe of Dan numbered 62,700.
40. The descendants of Asher: according to their family records by their clans and their ancestral houses, counting the names of those 20 years old or more, everyone who could serve in the army,
41. those registered for the tribe of Asher numbered 41,500.
42. The descendants of Naphtali: according to their family records by their clans and their ancestral houses, counting the names of those 20 years old or more, everyone who could serve in the army,
43. those registered for the tribe of Naphtali numbered 53,400.
44. These are the men Moses and Aaron registered, with the assistance of the 12 leaders of Israel; each represented his ancestral house.
45. So all the Israelites 20 years old or more, everyone who could serve in Israel’s army, were registered by their ancestral houses.
46. All those registered numbered 603,550.
47. But the Levites were not registered with them by their ancestral tribe.
48. For the Lord had told Moses:
49. “Do not register or take a census of the tribe of Levi with the other Israelites.