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It was at Hesebon that Sehon, king of the Amorrhites, had made his capital, after making war on the king of Moab and occupying all the lands he held, up to the Arnon. (Numbers 21, 26)
Woe betide thee, Moab; worshippers of Chamas, you are undone. Sehon, the Amorrhite king, has claimed their sons for exile, their daughters for bondage; (Numbers 21, 29)
Israel, then, settled in the land of the Amorrhites, (Numbers 21, 31)
but the Lord said to Moses, Do not be afraid of him; I am letting thee have thy way with him, and all his people, and his territory; thou shalt conquer him, as thou didst conquer Sehon, the Amorrhite king that dwelt in Hesebon. (Numbers 21, 34)
Their next encampment was in the plains of Moab, on the further side of Jordan opposite Jericho. (Numbers 22, 1)
But there was one man that took note of all this, Balac the son of Sephor. He saw how the sons of Israel had defeated the Amorrhites, (Numbers 22, 2)
how they had struck terror into Moab, and could not be halted in their advance. (Numbers 22, 3)
And he said to the Madianite chiefs, Here is a people that will make short work of all our neighbours, as easily as an ox tears up grass by the roots. It was in Moab that Balac himself bore rule at this time. (Numbers 22, 4)
So he sent envoys to Balaam son of Beor, the soothsayer who dwelt on the Ammonite border, desiring his presence. Here is a people on the march from Egypt, he said, whose hosts darken the face of earth, and they are encamped at my doors; (Numbers 22, 5)
come and lay thy curse on them, or they are too strong for me. I would fain overthrow them, drive them out of my country; and I know well that a blessing falls where thou dost bless, a curse where thou dost curse. (Numbers 22, 6)
he bade them stay there for the night, so that he might answer as the Lord should direct him. To this they consented; and when God came to Balaam and asked him, (Numbers 22, 8)
he answered, They have brought me a message from Balac, son of Sephor. (Numbers 22, 10)
