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Numbers 24:15 · BSB
24:15 Then Balaam lifted up an oracle, saying, “This is the prophecy of Balaam son of Beor, the prophecy of a man whose eyes are open,
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…by a star, as we thought about last week, and they come seeking the one who is born king of the Jews. That is an echo of what we read about inNumbers chapter 24. And as I say, we're not going to focus specifically on the prophecies and the historical context of them and how they are fulfilled within Jesus,…
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…God is up to in this journey of the people of Israel towards the promised land. So that's where we're at. Let's read our passage together today.Numbers, chapter 24, starting in verse 15. Actually, you know what? No, yeah, we'll just stay there. So here we go. And he took up his discourse and said, and he is…
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…the morning star rise in our hearts. We understand from other portions of scripture that this star is also a reference to Jesus. In the book ofNumbers, chapter 24, there's a prophecy about a star that's to come. And then even more explicitly, in the last book of the Bible, in the book of Revelation, Jesus…
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