1 ! Balaam causeth seuen Altars to be buylt.
2 a For among the Gentiles the Kings oft times vsed to sacrifice, as did the Priests.
5 c Taught him what to say.
5 ! God teacheth him what to answer.
7 d Cause that all men may hate & detest them.
8 ! Instede of cursing he blesseth Israel.
9 e But shal haue religion & lawes a parte.
10 g The feare of Gods judgements caused him to wishe to be joyened to the housholde of Abraham: thus the wicked haue their consciences wounded when thei consider Gods judgements.
10 f The infinite multitude, as the dust of the earth.
14 / Or, into the field of them that spied: to wit, lest the enemy shulde approche.
19 h Gods enemies are compelled to confesse that his gouernement is juste, constant, & without change or repentance.
19 ! God is not like man.
21 i They triumph as victorious Kings ouer their enemies.
23 k Considering what God shal worke this time for the deliuerance of his people, all the worlde shal wonder.
27 l Thus the wicked imagine of God, that, that which he wil not grante in one place, he wil do it in another.