What was the result each time Balaam attempted to curse Israel?
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Correct answer: He ended up pronouncing a blessing instead of a curse
God took control of Balaam's oracles. Every time Balak took him to a high place to curse the camp of Israel, Balaam spoke only the words God put in his mouth, which were words of great blessing for Israel.
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