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• for here is a people like a lioness rising, poised like a lion to spring; nor will he lie down till he has devoured his prey and drunk the blood of his slain. (Numbers 23, 24)

• Balak said to Balaam, 'Very well! Do not curse them. But at least do not bless them!' (Numbers 23, 25)

• Balak then said to Balaam, 'Come with me now and I shall take you somewhere else. From there perhaps it will please God to curse them for me.' (Numbers 23, 27)

• Balak did as Balaam said and offered a burnt offering of one bull and one ram on each altar. (Numbers 23, 30)

• Balaam then saw that it pleased Yahweh to bless Israel. He did not go as before to seek omens but turned towards the desert. (Numbers 24, 1)

• How fair your tents are, Jacob, how fair your dwellings, Israel, (Numbers 24, 5)

• A hero arises from their stock, he reigns over countless peoples. His king is greater than Agag, and his kingship held in honour. (Numbers 24, 7)

• God has brought him out of Egypt, is like the wild ox's horns to him. He devours the corpses of his enemies, breaking their bones, piercing them with his arrows. (Numbers 24, 8)

• He has crouched, he has lain down, like a lion, like a lioness; who dare rouse him? Blessed be those who bless you, and accursed be those who curse you! (Numbers 24, 9)

• Balak flew into a rage with Balaam. He struck his hands together and said to Balaam, 'I brought you to curse my enemies, and you have insisted on blessing them three times over! (Numbers 24, 10)

• So now go home as fast as your legs can carry you. I promised to load you with honours. Yahweh himself has deprived you of them.' (Numbers 24, 11)

• Now that I am going back to my own folk, let me warn you what this people will do to your people, in days to come.' (Numbers 24, 14)