Lexical Definition

‎צֹפִים‎ Tsôphîym (tso-feem') Zophim N:N--L
plural of active participle of ‎צָפָה‎; watchers

Zophim.

1) a spot on or near the top of Pisgah, the site of Balaam's oracles

Usage: 2 forms in 2 verses
Form Translated As     In Verse(s)
צֹפִ֔ים Zophim Num.23.14
Σοφίμ Zophim LXX.1Sam.1.1

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Zophim • A place in Moab where Balaam blessed Israel

The field of Zophim was a place on the top of Pisgah in Moab where Balaam blessed Israel (Num.23:14).

Zophim, meaning "watchmen" or "lookout," was a field on the top of Pisgah in Moab (Num.23:14). It was one of the locations where Balak took Balaam to view the Israelites and curse them. However, instead of cursing Israel, Balaam blessed them according to the word of the Lord. The exact location of Zophim is uncertain, but it was likely a high point or lookout spot on the Pisgah range, east of the Dead Sea, from which one could view the Israelite camp.

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