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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Balak

The Moabite king who paid Balaam to curse Israel and got blessings instead, oracle after oracle. His temper fraying each time is one of the darkly comic threads in Numbers.

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The Moabite king who paid Balaam to curse Israel and got blessings instead, oracle after oracle. His temper fraying each time is one of the darkly comic threads in Numbers.

Who this is

Balak was the Moabite king who hired the prophet Balaam to curse the invading Israelites, and his growing frustration as Balaam's oracles kept turning into blessings instead of curses is one of the more darkly comic threads in the Pentateuch.

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The word

H1111

Where it appears
  • Numbers 22:2
  • Numbers 22:4
  • Numbers 22:7
  • Numbers 22:10
  • Numbers 22:13
  • Numbers 22:14
  • Numbers 22:15
  • Numbers 22:16
  • Numbers 22:18
  • Numbers 22:35
  • Numbers 22:36
  • Numbers 22:37
  • Numbers 22:38
  • Numbers 22:39
  • Numbers 22:40
  • Numbers 22:41
  • Numbers 23:1
  • Numbers 23:2
  • Numbers 23:3
  • Numbers 23:5
  • Numbers 23:7
  • Numbers 23:11
  • Numbers 23:13
  • Numbers 23:15
  • Numbers 23:16
  • Numbers 23:17
  • Numbers 23:18
  • Numbers 23:25
  • Numbers 23:26
  • Numbers 23:27
  • Numbers 23:28
  • Numbers 23:29
  • Numbers 23:30
  • Numbers 24:10
  • Numbers 24:12
  • Numbers 24:13
  • Numbers 24:25
  • Joshua 24:9
  • Judges 11:25
  • Micah 6:5

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