Numbers 24:14 Meaning and Explanation
“And now, behold, I go unto my people: come therefore, and I will advertise thee what this people shall do to thy people in the latter days.”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →Balaam offers to tell Balak what Israel will do to Moab in the future.
The Context of Numbers 24:14
Balaam offers a final prophecy about Israel's future impact on Moab.
What Does Numbers 24:14 Mean?
Balaam prepares to leave but offers to share one final prophetic word before departing. He promises to 'advertise' (reveal or inform) Balak about the future relationship between Israel and Moab, extending his prophecy from the present moment into 'the latter days.'
This offer represents a parting gift of knowledge—a final prophecy that, though it may not be what Balak wanted, is genuine and divinely inspired. Balaam is about to tell Balak what Israel's future actions will mean for Moab's destiny.
Frequently Asked Questions About Numbers 24:14
What does Numbers 24:14 mean?
Balaam offers to tell Balak what Israel will do to Moab in the future.
What is the context of Numbers 24:14?
Balaam offers a final prophecy about Israel's future impact on Moab.