Numbers 22:18-20
If Balak.24:13; Tit 1:16I cannot.23:26; 24:13; 1Ki 22:14; 2Ch 18:13; Da 5:17; Ac 8:20 7,8; 1Ti 6:9,10; 2Pe 2:3,15; Jude 1:11 God.9If the men.1Sa 8:5-9; 12:12-19; Ps 81:12; Eze 14:2-5; 2Th 2:9-12but yet.35; 23:12,26; 24:13; Ps 33:10,11; 78:30,31; Isa 37:29; Ho 13:11Numbers 22:35
Go.20; Ps 81:12; Isa 37:26-29; 2Th 2:9-12I shall speak.20,21Numbers 23:12
20,26; 22:38; 24:13; Pr 26:25; Ro 16:18; Tit 1:16Numbers 23:26
12,13; 22:18,38; 24:12,13; 1Ki 22:14; 2Ch 18:13; Ac 4:19,20; 5:29Numbers 24:13
131 Kings 22:14
what the Lord.Nu 22:38; 24:13; 2Ch 18:12,13; Jer 23:28; 26:2,3; 42:4; Eze 2:4-8Eze 3:17-19; Ac 20:26,27; 2Co 2:17; 4:2; Ga 1:10Jeremiah 23:28
that hath. Heb. with whom is. speak.Pr 14:5; Mt 24:45; Lu 12:42; 1Co 4:2; 2Co 2:17; 1Ti 1:12What.That is, when the dreamers declare their dreams, and the true prophets faithfully declare their message, the difference between them will be as evident as that between "the chaff and the wheat." 1Co 3:12,13Jeremiah 42:4
Jeremiah.The princes seem to have wholly neglected Jeremiah, till on this occasion they wanted his sanction to their purpose of going to Egypt. In order to induce him to favour them, they applied to him with one consent, in the most respectful and plausible manner: they used language to prepossess him with a favourable opinion of them, and to move his compassion; and, in words expressing great humility, they entreated his prayers in their behalf, and that he would enquire of the Lord what he would have them to do. The prophet readily acquiesced; and doubted not but that he should receive an answer from God, which he would unreservedly declare to them; and they called the Lord to witness that they would implicitly follow his directions. I will pray.Ex 8:29; 1Sa 12:23; Ro 10:1whatsoever.23:28; 1Ki 22:14-16; 2Ch 18:13-15; Eze 2:7I will keep.1Sa 3:17,18; Ps 40:10; Ac 20:20,27
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