Numbers Chapter 23

Match the columns: Left: A. The Lord (23:5) | B. Balak (23:7) | C. God (23:19) | D. Israel (23:21-22) | E. Balaam (23:1,29) Right: 1. build me seven altars | 2. strength of a wild ox | 3. not a human | 4. curse Jacob for me | 5. put a word in Balaam’s mouth

Match the columns: Left: A. Balak (Numbers 23:7) | B. Balaam (23:1) | C. God (23:19) | D. Offered on each altar (23:14) | E. Altars (23:29) Right: 1. “Build me seven altars here” | 2. does not lie or change His mind | 3. seven | 4. King of Moab | 5. a bull and a ram

God says He is not a human that He should___? (Numbers 23:19)

What is not seen in Israel? (Numbers 23:21)

What animals did Balak bring as an offering? (Numbers 23:1,2,14. 29,30)

Which of the following did Balaam instruct Balak to do? (Numbers 23:1-2)

What happened when Balaam went off alone? (Numbers 23:3-4)

What did Balaam declare to Balak regarding his message? (Numbers 23:12)

Which statements reflect Balaam's description of God? (Numbers 23:19)

What does Balaam say about Israel in his prophecy? (Numbers 23:21-22)

Where did Balaam go after Balak brought the offering? (Numbers 23:3)

What was Balak doing when Balaam came back to him? (Numbers 23:6)

"Must I not ___ what the Lord ___in my mouth?" (Numbers 23:12)

Where did Balak take Balaam to try to get him to curse Israel? (Numbers 23:14)

"God is not ___, that he should___" (Numbers 23:19)

Balaam received a command from God to do what to Israel? (Numbers 23:20)

Why is there no misfortune or misery in Jacob? (Numbers 23:21)

Who put the words in Balaam's mouth? (Numbers 23:5,12,16)

How many times did Balak have to build an altar and bring offerings? (Numbers 23:1, 14,29)

Why did Balak change Balaam's location a third time? (Numbers 23:27)

How many altars did Balaam ask Balak to build? (Numbers 23:1)

What was placed on each altar as a sacrifice? (Numbers 23:2)

Where did Balaam go after the sacrifices were offered? (Numbers 23:3)

Who met with Balaam and gave him a message? (Numbers 23:4-5)

What did Balaam say he must speak? (Numbers 23:12)

How did Balak react to Balaam's first message? (Numbers 23:11)

To what location did Balak take Balaam for the second prophecy? (Numbers 23:14)

According to Balaam's message, what does God not do? (Numbers 23:19)

What does Balaam say there is none of against Jacob? (Numbers 23:23)

After Balaam's second prophecy, what did Balak tell him to do? (Numbers 23:25)

Balaam told Balak to build seven altars and on them sacrifice seven bulls and seven chickens. (Numbers 23:1,2)

Balak wanted Balaam to curse Israel. (Numbers 23:7)

Balaam blessed Israel instead of cursing them. (Numbers 23:11)

Balak wanted Balaam to go to another place, and from there he'd be able to see all of Israel. (Numbers 23:13)

Balak built a second set of seven altars at the new location. (Numbers 23:14)

God is not human, but He changes His mind. (Numbers 23:19)

Many misfortunes are seen in Jacob. (Numbers 23:21)

Balak said to Balaam: "Neither curse them at all nor bless them at all!" (Numbers 23:25)

Balak wanted Balaam to try cursing Israel a third time. (Numbers 23:27)

Balak took Balaam to the plain of Dura. (Numbers 23:28)

Balaam told Balak to build seven altars for him. (Numbers 23:1-2)

Balak and Balaam sacrificed a bull and a ram on each altar. (Numbers 23:2)

Balaam went off by himself to see if the Lord would come to meet him. (Numbers 23:3)

God did meet with Balaam and gave him a message. (Numbers 23:4-5)

Balaam said he must speak what the Lord put in his mouth. (Numbers 23:12)

Balak was pleased with Balaam's first message because it cursed Israel. (Numbers 23:11)

Balak took Balaam to the field of Zophim on the top of Pisgah for the second message. (Numbers 23:14)

God is described as one who does not lie or change His mind. (Numbers 23:19)

Balaam said there is no divination against Jacob and no evil omens against Israel. (Numbers 23:23)

Balak told Balaam neither to bless nor curse Israel after the second prophecy. (Numbers 23:25)