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Curse them, I, when God’s curse does not light on them? I lay a ban, where ban from the Lord is none? (Numbers 23, 8)
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)
But he answered, What words should I use, save what the Lord bids me utter? (Numbers 23, 12)
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)
It is not for God to gainsay himself, as men do, to alter, like the things of earth; must he not make good his word, fulfil his promise? (Numbers 23, 19)
It is no false God that Jacob worships, no senseless image that has its shrine in Israel; the Lord dwells with them as their God; his royal trumpets sound for victory. (Numbers 23, 21)
This is the God that brought them out of Egypt, and made them like a wild ox for strength. (Numbers 23, 22)
Jacob needs no soothsayer, Israel no divination; time will reveal the marvellous things God does for them; (Numbers 23, 23)
And now Balac would have no more, either of curse or of blessing; (Numbers 23, 25)
And he took him up to the top of mount Phogor, looking out towards the desert. (Numbers 23, 28)
