MOABITES
Thompson Chain Reference (1934)
Torrey's New Topical Textbook
Descended from Lot
Are given to, as a possession
Separated from the Amorites by the river Arnon
Expelled the ancient Emims
Possessed many and great cities
Governed by kings
Deprived of a large part of their territories by the Amorites
Refused to let Israel pass
Alarmed at the number, &c of Israel
With Midian send for Balaam to curse Israel
Excluded from the congregation of Israel forever
Always hostile to Israel
Harassed and subdued by Saul
Gave an asylum to David's family
Made tributary to David
Benaiah slew two champions of
Paid tribute of sheep and wool to the king of Israel
Revolted from Israel after the death of Ahab
Israel and Judah joined against
Miraculously deceived by the colour of the water
Conquered by Israel and Judah
King of, sacrificed his son to excite animosity against Israel
Joined Babylon against Judah
CALLED
DESCRIBED AS
Proud and arrogant
Idolatrous
Superstitious
Rich and confident
Prosperous and at ease
Mighty men of war
ISRAELITES
Enticed to idolatry by
Forbidden to spoil
Forbidden to make leagues with
Sometimes intermarried with
PROPHESIES RESPECTING
Terror on account of Israel
Desolation and grief
Inability to avert destruction
To destroyed in three years
To be captives in Babylon
Their desolation as a punishment for their hatred of Israel
Restoration from captivity
Subjugation to Messiah
Subjugation to Israel
Descendants of Lot through his son Moab
Called the people of Chemosh
The territory east of the Jordan River, bounded on the north by the Arnon River
The people of Israel commanded not to distress the Moabites
Refuse passage of Jephthah’s army through their territory
Balak was king of
Calls for Balaam to curse Israel
Are a snare to the Israelites
Land of, not given to the Israelites as a possession
David takes refuge among, from Saul
David conquers
Israelites had war with
Prophecies concerning judgments upon