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back home with thee! It was in my mind to raise thee to high honours, but this Lord of thine has thwarted thee of thy ambition. (Numbers 24, 11)
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 uttering any word of my own, for good or ill; I can only deliver the Lord’s message? (Numbers 24, 13)
I will go back, then, to my own folk; but not till I have instructed thee about the dealings there must be between this folk and thine in the days that are coming.✻ (Numbers 24, 14)
My vision is not of this time, is not of the things that meet my eyes. I see a star that rises out of Jacob, a stem that springs from Israel’s root; one who shall lay low the chiefs of Moab, shall bring devastation on all the posterity of Seth.✻ (Numbers 24, 17)
And once more he prophesied: Alas, who can survive when God brings all this about? (Numbers 24, 23)
With that, Balaam set out and made his way home; and Balac, too, went back whence he came. (Numbers 24, 25)
But Moses quickly bade the rulers of the people slay all those who had learned Beelphegor’s worship. (Numbers 25, 5)
but not till twenty-four thousand of them had perished. (Numbers 25, 9)
It is Phinees, son of Eleazar, son of the high priest Aaron, who has averted my vengeance from the sons of Israel; a man roused to such indignation in my cause, that my own indignation has spared them from utter overthrow. (Numbers 25, 11)
(Hepher was the father of Salphaad, who had no sons, but five daughters, Maala, Noa, Hegla, Melcha and Thersa.) (Numbers 26, 33)
The clans of Ephraim were named after his sons Suthala, Becher and Thenen. (Numbers 26, 35)
(Heran, the founder of the Heranites, was Suthala’s son.) (Numbers 26, 36)
