Numbers 22:14
Numbers 22:14 Meaning and Explanation
“And the princes of Moab rose up, and they went unto Balak, and said, Balaam refuseth to come with us.”
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Read Full Chapter →The delegation returns to Balak with news of Balaam's refusal.
The Context of Numbers 22:14
The delegates bring back word of Balaam's rejection.
What Does Numbers 22:14 Mean?
The messengers report the disappointing outcome. Balaam's refusal is absolute; he offers no alternative, condition, or promise of reconsideration.
This setback presents Balak with a critical problem: his hoped-for supernatural weapon has been withdrawn before the campaign even began. A lesser leader might accept defeat, but Balak is determined to find another way.
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What does Numbers 22:14 mean?
The delegation returns to Balak with news of Balaam's refusal.
What is the context of Numbers 22:14?
The delegates bring back word of Balaam's rejection.