Adonoy spoke to Moshe, saying:

Make for yourself two silver trumpets; you shall make them, beaten [from one block], and they shall be used by you to summon the congregation and to initiate the departure of the camps.

When they will blow them, the entire congregation shall present itself to you at the entrance of the Tent of Meeting.

But if they blow one of them, the leaders shall present themselves to you, the heads of Israel’s thousands.

When you blow a teruah [a wailing sound]; the camps that are camped eastward shall travel.

If you blow a second teruah, then shall travel the camps that are camped on the south side. They shall blow a teruah for their journeys.

But when gathering the congregation, you shall blow [a blast], but not a teruah.

The sons of Aharon, the kohanim, shall sound the trumpets. This shall be for you an everlasting statute, for all your descendants.

If war shall come into your land against the oppresor who oppresses you and you shall blow teruahs [wail] with the trumpets and you will be remembered [your remembrance will come beneficially] before Adonoy, your God, and you will be delivered from you enemies.

On your joyous days and on your festivals and on the beginnings of your months you shall blow with the trumpets for your burnt-offerings and for your peace-offerings; and it shall be a remembrance for you before your God, I am Adonoy your God.

It was in the second year, in the second month on the twentieth of the month that the Cloud rose up from above the Mishkon of the Testimony.

Bnei Yisroel traveled along on their journeys, from the Sinai desert, and the Cloud came to rest in the desert of Paran.

This was the first time that they traveled, on the order of Adonoy, through Moshe.

Then traveled the banner of the sons of Yehudah’s camp in the forefront according to their divisions; in charge of its divisions [was] Nachshon the son of Aminadav.

In charge of the division of the tribe of the sons of Yissachar, [was] Nesanel the son of Tzu’ar.

In charge of the division of the tribe of the sons of Zevulun, [was] Eliav the son of Cheilon.

[Then] the Mishkon was dismantled and the sons of Gershon traveled, with the sons of Merori, those who carried the Mishkon.

[Then] the banner of Reuven’s camp traveled, according to their divisions. In charge of its division [was] Elitzur the son of Shdeiur.

In charge of the division of the tribe of the sons of Shimon, [was] Shlumiel the son of Tzurishadai.

In charge of the division of the tribe of the sons of Gad, [was] Elyasaf the son of De’uel.

[Then] the Kehos family traveled, the carriers of the sacred, and they erected the Mishkon by the time of their arrival.

[Then] the banner of the sons of Ephraim’s camp traveled according to their divisions. In charge of its division, [was] Elishamah the son of Amihud.

In charge of the division of the tribe of the sons of Menashe, [was] Gamliel the son of Pedahtzur.

In charge of the division of the tribe of the sons of Binyamin, [was] Avidan the son of Gid’oni.

[Then] the banner of the sons of Don’s camp traveled; the gatherer for all the camps, according to their divisions. In charge of its division, [was] Achiezer the son of Amishadai.

In charge of the division of the tribe of the sons of Asher, [was] Pagiel the son of Ochran.

In charge of the division of the tribe of the sons of Naftali, [was] Achirah the son of Einan.

These are the journeys of Bnei Yisroel according to their divisions; and they journeyed.

Moshe said to Chovav the son of Reuel, the Midianite, Moshe’s father-in-law: “We are journeying to the place about which Adonoy said; ‘I will give it to you’, come along with us and we will treat you well, for Adonoy spoke of bringing good [fortune] on Israel.”

He said to him “I will not go, but rather to my land and to my birthplace will I go.”

He said to him “please do not forsake us, for, because you know of our encampment in the desert, and you will be our eyes [the great things that were done for us you saw with your eyes].

It will be, that when you go with us, it shall be that the very good which Adonoy will bestow on us we will bestow on (share with) you.

They traveled from the mountain of Adonoy [upon which the glory of Hashem was revealed] a journey of three days, and the Ark of the Covenant of Adonoy traveled in front of them a journey of three days, to prepare for them a place to settle.

The Cloud [of the glory] of Adonoy was above them by day when they traveled from the camp.

Whenever the Ark departed Moshe woud say: “Rise, [reveal Yourself] Adonoy, and may Your enemies disperse, and those who hate You flee before You.”

When it rested, he would say: “Come to rest, Adonoy, [dwell in Your glory] among the myriads and thousands of Israel.”