Numbers · Chapter 11 · Numbers 22–24
Balaam
Balak king of Moab sends for Balaam to curse Israel; the ass sees the angel of Jehovah in the way, and Jehovah opens her mouth; seven altars on three heights; and four parables instead of curses — How goodly are thy tents, O Jacob; there shall come forth a star out of Jacob.
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TitleChapter 11: BalaamNumbers 22 – 24
Page 141Moab Was Sore AfraidNumbers 22:1–4
Page 142Curse Me This PeopleNumbers 22:5–7
Page 143What Men Are These with Thee?Numbers 22:8–12
Page 144Balaam Refuseth to Come with UsNumbers 22:13–17
Page 145His House Full of Silver and GoldNumbers 22:18–20
Page 146The Angel of Jehovah in the WayNumbers 22:21–26
Page 147What Have I Done unto Thee?Numbers 22:27–30
Page 148Then Jehovah Opened the Eyes of BalaamNumbers 22:31–33
Page 149I Have SinnedNumbers 22:34–35
Page 150Did I Not Earnestly Send unto Thee?Numbers 22:36–41
Page 151Build Me Here Seven AltarsNumbers 23:1–5
Page 152How Shall I Curse?Numbers 23:6–10
Page 153Unto the Top of PisgahNumbers 23:11–15
Page 154God Is Not a Man, That He Should LieNumbers 23:16–24
Page 155Unto the Top of PeorNumbers 23:25–30
Page 156How Goodly Are Thy Tents, O JacobNumbers 24:1–9
Page 157Flee Thou to Thy PlaceNumbers 24:10–14
Page 158A Star out of JacobNumbers 24:15–19
Page 159Amalek Was the First of the NationsNumbers 24:20–25