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To Core, and to his faction, he said, Wait until to-morrow; then the Lord will make it plain which of us he has set apart for himself, and admit them to his presence. Those whom the Lord has chosen will find access to him. (Numbers 16, 5)
and left Oboth to encamp at Jeabarim, in the desert that faces Moab on the east. (Numbers 21, 11)
and so they passed on to encamp by the Arnon, a desert stream which meets you at the Amorrhite border; it is the frontier of Moab, dividing Moab from the Amorrhites. (Numbers 21, 13)
among the mountain torrents that come down to rest in Ar, to flow peacefully through the lands of Moab. (Numbers 21, 15)
It was at Hesebon that Sehon, king of the Amorrhites, had made his capital, after making war on the king of Moab and occupying all the lands he held, up to the Arnon. (Numbers 21, 26)
Woe betide thee, Moab; worshippers of Chamas, you are undone. Sehon, the Amorrhite king, has claimed their sons for exile, their daughters for bondage; (Numbers 21, 29)
Their next encampment was in the plains of Moab, on the further side of Jordan opposite Jericho. (Numbers 22, 1)
how they had struck terror into Moab, and could not be halted in their advance. (Numbers 22, 3)
And he said to the Madianite chiefs, Here is a people that will make short work of all our neighbours, as easily as an ox tears up grass by the roots. It was in Moab that Balac himself bore rule at this time. (Numbers 22, 4)
So the elders of Moab, chiefs of the Madianite country, set out with gifts in their hands to fee the soothsayer. When they reached Balaam, and gave him Balac’s message, (Numbers 22, 7)
and at the news of his coming Balac went out to meet him, at a town where Arnon marks the furthest boundaries of Moab. (Numbers 22, 36)
And Balac, waiting there with the chiefs of Moab by the burnt-sacrifice, asked him what the Lord’s word was. (Numbers 23, 17)
