Numbers 24:1

¹By now Balaam realized that the Lord was determined to bless Israel, so he did not resort to divination as before. Instead, he turned and looked out toward the wilderness,

In **Numbers 24**, Balaam, despite Balak's persistent attempts to curse Israel, finds himself compelled by the Spirit of God to bless them once again, delivering four profound oracles. These prophecies not only affirm God's unwavering commitment to His people but also look forward to the coming of a powerful king from Israel, a “star” and “scepter” who will conquer its enemies. This chapter highlights the sovereignty of God, who can turn even the intentions of an adversary into declarations of His divine will and future plans.

References· Numbers 24

a: v.9 — Genesis 12:3, Genesis 27:29, Genesis 49:9, Numbers 23:24, Matthew 25:45, Job 38:39-40, Matthew 25:40, Psalms 122:6, Job 41:10, Acts 9:5
b: v.17 — Time: 'I will see him, but not now: John 1:14, Galatians 4:4, John 19:19; Revelation 22:16, Luke 1:32-33, Genesis 49:10, Revelation 11:15, Revelation 1:7, Zechariah 10:4, Psalms 45:6, 2 Peter 1:19, Matthew 2:2-9, Luke 1:78

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