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Balak, king of Moav, realized that his nation was defiled and had its
source in impurity. He wanted to avenge his illegitimate origins by
bringing Bnei Yisrael, the nation of purity and holiness, to sin in this
abominable manner.

“He sent messengers to Bilaam son of Beor to
Petor, which is by the River of the land of the

members of his people, to summon him, saying:
Behold! a people has come out of Egypt,
behold! it has covered the surface of the earth
and it sits opposite me”
(Bamidbar 22:5)

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