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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)
Do not go with them, the Lord said to Balaam; do not lay thy curse on the people, for a blessing goes with them. (Numbers 22, 12)
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)
Hereupon the Lord endowed the ass with the power of speech, and she said, This is the third time thou hast beaten me; what have I done to deserve it? (Numbers 22, 28)
Why, said the ass, am I not thy own beast, that thou hast ridden these years past? And did I ever play thee such a trick before? Never, said he; (Numbers 22, 30)
I have been at fault, said Balaam, little thinking that thou wert standing in my way; if thou art displeased with my errand, I will go home again. (Numbers 22, 34)
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)
I sent messengers to summon thee, he said to Balaam; why didst thou not come to me there and then? Didst thou think I had not the means to reward thee for thy pains? (Numbers 22, 37)
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)
but Balaam said, Did I not warn thee that I must needs carry out God’s bidding? (Numbers 23, 26)
Come, said Balac, let me find thee another vantage-point; from this perhaps, God will allow thee to curse them. (Numbers 23, 27)
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)
