The name of the place Taberah] But vers. 34. it hath another name given unto it, for it is not strange that one place hath severall names, upon severall occasions; as this from the punishment is called Taberah, that is, burning, and from the cause and the effect Kibroth Hattaavah, that is, the graves of concupiscence; which sheweth, that the burning was not an utter consuming, for so there would be no use of graves; but a dead blasting as by lightening: or some might be utterly consumed by fire, and others so killed that their bodies might be reserved for buriall afterwards. Yet some conceive that this Taberah, or burning, was in the three dayes journey before their coming to Kibroth Hattaavah, and so they presuppose a double murmuring, out of vers. 4. whereas others take both their murmurings to be one, as Psal. 78. vers. 19, 20, 21. is the place one; the difference is not of any great moment, nor is there any more then twilight, or probable conjecture to clear it, which may vary the resolution, according to the capacitie, or affection of the reader.