Although only one panel has been lost and replaced, several appear to be in the wrong position. The index of scenes above follows what I believe to be the correct narrative sequence.

This window appears to be the second part of the story of Moses and his brother, continuing the story of the Israelites after their departure from Egypt, as told in the Book of Numbers. Some of the episodes depicted, such as the attempted revolt of Korah and Miriam's punishment after criticising Moses' choice of wife, are very rare iconographically and suggest an interest in issues of rightful authority and the punisments of those who question it. It is highly likely that these panels were originally on the north side of the cathedral, along with all the other Old Testament stories, and presumably situated alongside the other Moses window (bay 113), which deals with the earlier part of the story up to the Israelites' release from Egyptian captiivity.

A pair of small quarries in the corners of panels 01 and 02 carry an inscription commemorating the somewhat barbaric 20th century 'restoration';