Trouvé 2314 Résultats pour: Enemies Of Israel
And Balac asked Balaam, What trick is this thou hast played on me? I sent for thee to curse my enemies; wilt thou bless them instead? (Numbers 23, 11)
Nay, said Balac, come with me to another spot, from which thou wilt only be able to see a part of Israel, not the whole people; from this thou shalt lay a curse on them. (Numbers 23, 13)
It is no false God that Jacob worships, no senseless image that has its shrine in Israel; the Lord dwells with them as their God; his royal trumpets sound for victory. (Numbers 23, 21)
Jacob needs no soothsayer, Israel no divination; time will reveal the marvellous things God does for them; (Numbers 23, 23)
But this time, seeing clearly that it was God’s purpose to bless Israel, Balaam did not go apart, as before, to look for portents; he turned towards the desert, (Numbers 24, 1)
and there, looking about him, he saw Israel encamped, tribe upon tribe. With that, the spirit of God fell upon him, (Numbers 24, 2)
How lovely, Jacob, are thy tents; Israel, how fair thy dwelling! (Numbers 24, 5)
God has rescued them from Egypt, and made them like a wild ox for strength; nations shall come and swallow up their enemies,✻ crush them utterly, shoot them down with arrows. (Numbers 24, 8)
Though Israel takes his rest, it is but as the crouching lion sleeps; who dares disturb the lioness in her den? A blessing, Israel, on all who bless, a curse on all who curse thee! (Numbers 24, 9)
At this, Balac clapped his hands together in vexation; It was to curse my enemies, said he to Balaam, that I summoned thee, and thrice thou hast blessed them instead; (Numbers 24, 10)
My vision is not of this time, is not of the things that meet my eyes. I see a star that rises out of Jacob, a stem that springs from Israel’s root; one who shall lay low the chiefs of Moab, shall bring devastation on all the posterity of Seth.✻ (Numbers 24, 17)
Edom shall fall into his hands; the men of Seir will yield their lands to the enemy. Brave deeds in Israel; (Numbers 24, 18)
