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Let Israel promise as they would to use only the public highway, to pay in full for all they or their beasts might drink, without haggling over the price, to make a quick passage of it; (Numbers 20, 19)
and it was here that Israel first sang the song called, Let the well spring up. They all sang together, (Numbers 21, 17)
Thus Israel took possession of all his strongholds, and had the Amorrhite cities to dwell in, Hesebon and all the smaller towns that depended on it. (Numbers 21, 25)
Israel, then, settled in the land of the Amorrhites, (Numbers 21, 31)
But there was one man that took note of all this, Balac the son of Sephor. He saw how the sons of Israel had defeated the Amorrhites, (Numbers 22, 2)
and when morning came, he took him up to the Hill of Baal, whence he could see the furthest outposts of Israel. (Numbers 22, 41)
Then Balaam prophesied: I have come from Aram, from the hills out in the east; it was Balac summoned me, the king of the Moabites. He bade me come and curse Jacob, come with all speed, and lay my ban on Israel. (Numbers 23, 7)
Sons of Israel, countless as the dust, line of Jacob, past all numbering, may death find me faithful as these, be my end like theirs! (Numbers 23, 10)
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)
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)
Jacob needs no soothsayer, Israel no divination; time will reveal the marvellous things God does for them; (Numbers 23, 23)
But this time, seeing clearly that it was God’s purpose to bless Israel, Balaam did not go apart, as before, to look for portents; he turned towards the desert, (Numbers 24, 1)
