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No sooner had he withdrawn than the Lord came to meet him, and Balaam told him how he had raised seven altars, offering a bullock and a ram on each. (Numbers 23, 4)
and he prophesied: Thus speaks Balaam, the son of Beor, thus speaks the man who has seen with eyes blindfolded;✻ (Numbers 24, 3)
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)
And once more Balaam prophesied: Thus speaks Balaam, the son of Beor, thus speaks the man who has seen with eyes blindfolded; (Numbers 24, 15)
Make a register, by households and families, of all the Israelites that have reached the age of twenty; that is, all the fighting men. (Numbers 26, 2)
the men of twenty years old or more, and passed the Lord’s command on to them. And the register was as follows: (Numbers 26, 4)
And the Lord told Moses, (Numbers 26, 52)
Of the Levites altogether, twenty-three thousand were registered; males all of them, but counting all those who were more than a month old. They were not reckoned in the muster-roll of Israel, nor did they receive lands like the rest. (Numbers 26, 62)
if he has no uncles either, to those who are next of kin to him. This right holds good at all times by law unalterable; it was the Lord’s command to Moses. (Numbers 27, 11)
So Moses told the Israelites what charge the Lord had given him. (Numbers 30, 1)
Or does he refuse his consent upon hearing of it? Then he annuls this promise, this youthful undertaking of hers, and the Lord will not hold her guilty. (Numbers 30, 9)
But if he immediately refuses his consent, she cannot be held to her undertaking; the Lord will not hold her guilty if her husband’s consent is refused. (Numbers 30, 13)
