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such a ruler for Jacob as shall leave no remnant in the captured city! (Numbers 24, 19)
And once more he prophesied: Alas, who can survive when God brings all this about? (Numbers 24, 23)
Men will come in ships of war from Italy, conquering the Assyrians, laying the Hebrew land waste, doomed themselves, last of all, to perish.✻ (Numbers 24, 24)
Meanwhile, the Israelites were dwelling at Settim; and here they fell a-whoring with the women of Moab. (Numbers 25, 1)
And now, in full sight of Moses, and of the whole multitude that stood weeping at the tabernacle door, one of the Israelites brought in a Madianite woman to shame his brethren. (Numbers 25, 6)
Whereupon Phinees, son of Eleazar, son of the high priest Aaron, left his place among the multitude weapon in hand, (Numbers 25, 7)
and followed this Israelite into the place of shame; man and woman both he pierced through, groin to groin. With that, the Israelites were rid of the plague that had befallen them; (Numbers 25, 8)
It is Phinees, son of Eleazar, son of the high priest Aaron, who has averted my vengeance from the sons of Israel; a man roused to such indignation in my cause, that my own indignation has spared them from utter overthrow. (Numbers 25, 11)
the priesthood is secured by covenant to him and to his heirs for ever, in return for this zeal on his God’s behalf, that atoned for Israel’s sin. (Numbers 25, 13)
Treat the Madianites as enemies, and smite them down; (Numbers 25, 17)
it was as enemies they treated you, when they baited a trap for you with Phogor’s rites, and with their countrywoman, the Madianite princess Cozbi, that died when the plague came to punish Phogor’s worshippers. (Numbers 25, 18)
Make a register, by households and families, of all the Israelites that have reached the age of twenty; that is, all the fighting men. (Numbers 26, 2)
