And now, behold, I go unto my people: come therefore, and I will advertise thee what this people shall do to thy people in the latter days.
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Verse 14 is found in chapter 24 of Numbers. Balak becomes furious upon hearing the blessings and dismisses Balaam, but before leaving the prophet pronounces additional oracles concerning Israel and its future enemies. A future figure associated with Jacob appears who will rule over various peoples. The section broadens the horizon of the oracles: Israel’s blessing is not limited to the immediate moment, but extends toward later conflicts and developments.
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Compare Numbers 24:14 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Und nun siehe, ich ziehe zu meinem Volk. So komm, ich will dir verkündigen, was dies Volk deinem Volk tun wird zur letzten Zeit.
He aquí yo me voy ahora a mi pueblo: por tanto, ven, te indicaré lo que este pueblo ha de hacer a tu pueblo en los postrimeros días.
Et maintenant voici, je m'en vais vers mon peuple. Viens, je t'annoncerai ce que ce peuple fera à ton peuple dans la suite des temps.
Ora dunque, io me ne vo al mio popolo; vieni, io ti consiglierò; e ti dirò ciò che questo popolo farà al tuo popolo negli ultimi tempi
Agora, pois, eis que me vou ao meu povo; vem, avisar-te-ei do que este povo fará ao teu povo nos últimos dias.
現在,看哪,我要回到我的百姓那裏。來,讓我告訴你這百姓日後要怎樣對待你的百姓。」
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