Numbers 24:20

Contemporary English Version (Anglicised) 2012

“And I saw this vision about the Amalekites: Their nation is now great, but it will some day disappear for ever.

Cross References

1 Chronicles 4:43

They killed the last of the Amalekites and lived there from then on.

Esther 3:1

Later, King Xerxes promoted Haman the son of Hammedatha to the highest position in his kingdom. Haman was a descendant of Agag,

Esther 9:14

King Xerxes did what Esther had requested, and the bodies of Haman's sons were hung in Susa.

Exodus 17:14

Afterwards, the LORD said to Moses, “Write an account of this victory and read it to Joshua. I want the Amalekites to be forgotten for ever.”

Exodus 17:16

Then Moses explained, “This is because I depended on the LORD. But in future generations, the LORD will have to fight the Amalekites again.”

Exodus 17:8

When the Israelites were at Rephidim, they were attacked by the Amalekites.

Numbers 24:19

The king of Israel will rule and destroy the survivors of every town there.

Numbers 24:24

Ships will come from Cyprus, bringing people who will invade the lands of Assyria and Eber. But finally, Cyprus itself will be ruined.”

Numbers 24:7

You and your descendants will prosper like an orchard beside a stream. Your king will rule with power and be a greater king than Agag the Amalekite.

Judges 6:3

Every time the Israelites would plant crops, the Midianites invaded Israel together with the Amalekites and other eastern nations.

1 Samuel 15:2

“When the Israelites were on their way out of Egypt, the nation of Amalek attacked them. I am the LORD All-Powerful, and now I am going to make Amalek pay!

1 Samuel 30:1

It took David and his men three days to reach Ziklag. But while they had been away, the Amalekites had been raiding in the desert around there. They had attacked Ziklag, burnt it to the ground,

1 Samuel 30:17

David attacked just before sunrise the next day and fought until sunset. Four hundred Amalekites rode away on camels, but they were the only ones who escaped.