Numbers 26:51
These were the numbered of the children of Israel, six hundred thousand and a thousand seven hundred and thirty.
Cross-reference
Numbers 26:64
Historical context
Numbers 26:64 notes that none of the first generation were in this census, explaining why the total here (601,730) is a new generation count.
Numbers 26:65
Historical context
Numbers 26:65 reinforces that only Caleb and Joshua survived from the first generation, directly linking to the total count here being of the next generation.
Numbers 1:46
Historical context
Numbers 1:46 gives the first census total (603,550), directly comparable to the second census total here (601,730), showing a slight decrease.
Numbers 2:32
Historical context
Numbers 2:32 gives the same first census total (603,550) as Numbers 1:46, directly comparable to the total here.
Deuteronomy 10:22
Parallel
Deuteronomy 10:22 highlights the fulfillment of the promise: from seventy to a multitude as numerous as the stars — this census confirms that.