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Numbers 24:8 - King James Bible with Strong Numbers

8 H410GodH3318brought him forth[H8688] H4714out of EgyptH8443; he hath as it were the strengthH7214of an unicornH398: he shall eat up[H8799] H1471the nationsH6862his enemiesH1633, and shall break[H8762] H6106their bonesH4272, and pierce[H8799] H2671them through with his arrows.

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King James Version (Oxford) 1769

8 God brought him forth out of Egypt; He hath as it were the strength of an unicorn: He shall eat up the nations his enemies, And shall break their bones, And pierce them through with his arrows.

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Amplified Bible - Classic Edition

8 God brought [Israel] forth out of Egypt; [Israel] has strength like the wild ox; he shall eat up the nations, his enemies, crushing their bones and piercing them through with his arrows.

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American Standard Version (1901)

8 God bringeth him forth out of Egypt; He hath as it were the strength of the wild-ox: He shall eat up the nations his adversaries, And shall break their bones in pieces, And smite them through with his arrows.

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Common English Bible

8 God, who brought him from Egypt, is like a magnificent wild bull for him. He will devour enemy nations and break their bones; he will strike with his arrows.

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Catholic Public Domain Version

8 Away from Egypt, God has led him, whose strength is like the rhinoceros. They shall devour the nations that are his enemies, and break their bones, and pierce them with arrows.

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Douay-Rheims version of The Bible - 1752 version

8 God hath brought him out of Egypt, whose strength is like to the rhinoceros. They shall devour the nations that are his enemies, and break their bones, and pierce them with arrows.

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Numbers 24:8
18 Tagairtí Cros  

H7489Thou shalt break[H8799] H7626them with a rodH1270of ironH5310; thou shalt dash them in pieces[H8762] H3335like a potter's[H8802] H3627vessel.


H7896Therefore shalt thou make[H8799] H7926them turn their backH3559, when thou shalt make ready[H8787] H4340thine arrows upon thy stringsH6440against the face of them.


H2671Thine arrowsH8150are sharp[H8802] H3820in the heartH4428of the king'sH341enemies[H8802] H5971; whereby the peopleH5307fall[H8799]  under thee.


H3678Thy throneH430, O GodH5769, is for everH5703and everH7626: the sceptreH4438of thy kingdomH4334is a rightH7626sceptre.


H8085But if thou shalt indeed[H8800] H8085obey[H8799] H6963his voiceH6213, and do[H8804] H1696all that I speak[H8762] H340; then I will be an enemy[H8804] H341unto thine enemies[H8802] H6887, and an adversary[H8802] H6696unto thine adversaries[H8804] .


H7737I reckoned[H8765] H1242till morningH738, that, as a lionH7665, so will he break[H8762] H6106all my bonesH3117: from dayH3915even to nightH7999wilt thou make an end[H8686]  of me.


H3478IsraelH6340is a scattered[H8801] H7716sheepH738; the lionsH5080have driven him away[H8689] H7223: firstH4428the kingH804of AssyriaH398hath devoured[H8804] H314him; and lastH5019this NebuchadrezzarH4428kingH894of BabylonH6105hath broken his bones[H8765] .


H5782For, lo, I will raise[H8688] H5927and cause to come up[H8688] H894against BabylonH6951an assemblyH1419of greatH1471nationsH6828from the northH776countryH6186: and they shall set themselves in array[H8804] H3920against her; from thence she shall be taken[H8735] H2671: their arrowsH1368shall be as of a mightyH7919expert man[H8688] [H8676] H7921 [H8688] H7725; none shall return[H8799] H7387in vain.


H4430And the kingH560commanded[H8754] H858, and they brought[H8684] H479thoseH1400menH399which had accused[H8754] H7170 H1841DanielH7412, and they cast[H8754] H1358them into the denH744of lionsH581, themH1123, their childrenH5389, and their wivesH744; and the lionsH5705had the masteryH7981 [H8754] H1855of them, and brakeH3606allH1635their bonesH1855in pieces[H8684] H3809or everH4291they came[H8754] H773at the bottomH1358of the den.


H4775Only rebel[H8799] H3068not ye against the LORDH3372, neither fear[H8799] H5971ye the peopleH776of the landH3899; for they are breadH6738for us: their defenceH5493is departed[H8804] H3068from them, and the LORDH3372is with us: fear[H8799]  them not.


H5971And the peopleH1696spake[H8762] H430against GodH4872, and against MosesH5927, Wherefore have ye brought us up[H8689] H4714out of EgyptH4191to die[H8800] H4057in the wildernessH3899? for there is no breadH4325, neither is there any waterH5315; and our soulH6973loatheth[H8804] H7052this lightH3899bread.


H410GodH3318brought them out[H8688] H4714of EgyptH8443; he hath as it were the strengthH7214of an unicorn.


H5971Behold, the peopleH6965shall rise up[H8799] H3833as a great lionH5375, and lift up[H8691] H738himself as a young lionH7901: he shall not lie down[H8799] H398until he eat[H8799] H2964of the preyH8354, and drink[H8799] H1818the bloodH2491of the slain.


G2532AndG2258was[G5713] G1563thereG2193untilG5054the deathG2264of HerodG2443: thatG4137it might be fulfilled[G5686] G3588whichG4483was spoken[G5685] G5259ofG2962the LordG1223byG4396the prophetG3004, saying[G5723] G1537, Out ofG125EgyptG2564have I called[G5656] G3450myG5207son.


H5595I will heap[H8686] H7451mischiefsH3615upon them; I will spend[H8762] H2671mine arrows upon them.


H2671I will make mine arrowsH7937drunk[H8686] H1818with bloodH2719, and my swordH398shall devour[H8799] H1320fleshH1818; and that with the bloodH2491of the slainH7633and of the captivesH7218, from the beginningH6546of revengesH341upon the enemy[H8802] .


H3068When the LORDH430thy GodH935shall bring[H8686] H776thee into the landH935whither thou goest[H8802] H3423to possess[H8800] H5394it, and hath cast out[H8804] H7227manyH1471nationsH6440beforeH2850thee, the HittitesH1622, and the GirgashitesH567, and the AmoritesH3669, and the CanaanitesH6522, and the PerizzitesH2340, and the HivitesH2983, and the JebusitesH7651, sevenH1471nationsH7227greaterH6099and mightier than thou;


H8085For we have heard[H8804] H3068how the LORDH3001dried up[H8689] H4325the waterH5488of the RedH3220seaH6440for youH3318, when ye came out[H8800] H4714of EgyptH6213; and what ye did[H8804] H8147unto the twoH4428kingsH567of the AmoritesH5676, that were on the other sideH3383JordanH5511, SihonH5747and OgH2763, whom ye utterly destroyed[H8689] .


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