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So the elders of Moab, chiefs of the Madianite country, set out with gifts in their hands to fee the soothsayer. When they reached Balaam, and gave him Balac’s message, (Numbers 22, 7)
He says a people has marched there from Egypt, whose hosts darken the face of earth, and he would have me come and lay my ban on them, so that he can make war on them and drive them out of his country. (Numbers 22, 11)
But Balaam told them, Though Balac should fill his house with silver and gold and offer to give it me, I have no power to go beyond the Lord’s bidding by a word great or small. (Numbers 22, 18)
And that night the Lord came to Balaam and said, If they are here to summon thee, rise and go with them, but do ever what I bid thee. (Numbers 22, 20)
When Balaam arose in the morning, he saddled his ass and set out in their company. (Numbers 22, 21)
But now God was angry at his going.✻ There rode Balaam on his ass, with two servants attending him, when all at once an angel of the Lord stood in his path to prevent him. (Numbers 22, 22)
But still the angel of the Lord would have his way; he moved on to a narrow defile, where there was no room to pass right or left, and stood there to intercept them. (Numbers 22, 26)
Thou hast deserved it, answered Balaam, by playing me false; if I had but a sword in my hand, I would kill thee. (Numbers 22, 29)
No, said the angel, go with them, but be sure thou utterest no word save what I bid thee. So he went on with the chiefs; (Numbers 22, 35)
and at the news of his coming Balac went out to meet him, at a town where Arnon marks the furthest boundaries of Moab. (Numbers 22, 36)
And Balaam answered, I have come, as thou seest; but with no message for thee save what the Lord puts on my lips. (Numbers 22, 38)
and when morning came, he took him up to the Hill of Baal, whence he could see the furthest outposts of Israel. (Numbers 22, 41)
