1 Samuel 15:8 names Agag, the Amalekite king that Israel's future king would surpass according to the prophecy.

Psalm 2:6-10 describes God’s anointed king ruling the nations, directly paralleling Numbers’ prophecy of an exalted king over Agag.

Psalm 18:43 declares David made head of the heathen, fulfilling the pattern of a king higher than Agag in Numbers.

John 1:49 acclaims Jesus as the King of Israel, the messianic fulfillment of the king promised in Numbers who would be exalted.

Philippians 2:10 shows every knee bowing to Jesus, the ultimate exaltation matching the kingdom exalted in Numbers.

Revelation 19:16 declares Jesus as King of kings, directly echoing the exalted kingdom promised in Numbers.

Psalm 89:27 promises God will make David (or Messiah) the highest of kings, directly paralleling the exaltation of Israel's king in Numbers 24:7.

1 Samuel 15:33 describes Samuel executing Agag, fulfilling the judgment that the promised king would bring upon him.

Esther 3:1 introduces Haman the Agagite being promoted, contrasting with the prophecy that Israel's king would be higher than Agag.

Philippians 2:11 shows every tongue confessing Jesus as Lord, fulfilling the prophecy of Israel's king exalted over all.

2 Samuel 22:49 uses similar language of being lifted above enemies, echoing the exaltation of Israel's king over Agag in Numbers 24:7.