Löydetty 1914 Tulokset: Israel's Journey

• Then Balaam said to the angel of the LORD, "I have sinned. Yet I did not know that you stood against me to oppose my journey. Since it has displeased you, I will go back home." (Numbers 22, 34)

• Then Balaam gave voice to his oracle: From Aram has Balak brought me here, Moab's king, from the Eastern Mountains: "Come and lay a curse for me on Jacob, come and denounce Israel." (Numbers 23, 7)

• Who has ever counted the dust of Jacob, or numbered Israel's wind-borne particles? May I die the death of the just, may my descendants be as many as theirs! (Numbers 23, 10)

• Misfortune is not observed in Jacob, nor misery seen in Israel. The LORD, his God, is with him; with him is the triumph of his King. (Numbers 23, 21)

• No, there is no sorcery against Jacob, nor omen against Israel. It shall yet be said of Jacob, and of Israel, "Behold what God has wrought!" (Numbers 23, 23)

• Balaam, however, perceiving that the LORD was pleased to bless Israel, did not go aside as before to seek omens, but turned his gaze toward the desert. (Numbers 24, 1)

• When he raised his eyes and saw Israel encamped, tribe by tribe, the spirit of God came upon him, (Numbers 24, 2)

• How goodly are your tents, O Jacob; your encampments, O Israel! (Numbers 24, 5)

• I see him, though not now; I behold him, though not near: A star shall advance from Jacob, and a staff shall rise from Israel, That shall smite the brows of Moab, and the skulls of all the Shuthites, (Numbers 24, 17)

• Till Edom is dispossessed, and no fugitive is left in Seir. Israel shall do valiantly, (Numbers 24, 18)

• Then Balaam set out on his journey home; and Balak also went his way. (Numbers 24, 25)

• While Israel was living at Shittim, the people degraded themselves by having illicit relations with the Moabite women. (Numbers 25, 1)