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• so he returned, to find Balac standing beside the burnt-sacrifice he had made, with the Moabite chiefs about him. (Numbers 23, 6)

• Then Balaam prophesied: I have come from Aram, from the hills out in the east; it was Balac summoned me, the king of the Moabites. He bade me come and curse Jacob, come with all speed, and lay my ban on Israel. (Numbers 23, 7)

• And Balac asked Balaam, What trick is this thou hast played on me? I sent for thee to curse my enemies; wilt thou bless them instead? (Numbers 23, 11)

• Nay, said Balac, come with me to another spot, from which thou wilt only be able to see a part of Israel, not the whole people; from this thou shalt lay a curse on them. (Numbers 23, 13)

• he would have Balac wait by the burnt-sacrifice, while he kept his tryst. (Numbers 23, 15)

• The Lord met him and put a message on his lips to give Balac. (Numbers 23, 16)

• And Balac, waiting there with the chiefs of Moab by the burnt-sacrifice, asked him what the Lord’s word was. (Numbers 23, 17)

• And again he prophesied: Stand there, Balac, and listen; a message for thee, son of Sephor! (Numbers 23, 18)

• And now Balac would have no more, either of curse or of blessing; (Numbers 23, 25)

• Come, said Balac, let me find thee another vantage-point; from this perhaps, God will allow thee to curse them. (Numbers 23, 27)

• and Balac did as he was bidden, offering a bullock and a ram on every altar. (Numbers 23, 30)

• At this, Balac clapped his hands together in vexation; It was to curse my enemies, said he to Balaam, that I summoned thee, and thrice thou hast blessed them instead; (Numbers 24, 10)