Balak is frustrated by Balaam's inability to curse Israel and remains determined to get what he wants, repeatedly trying to get Balaam to curse Israel.
Balaam expresses reverence and awe towards God, acknowledging His sovereignty and the futility of going against His will.
Balak experiences defiance and bewilderment as his efforts to curse Israel repeatedly fail, and he grows increasingly exasperated with Balaam.
The chapter culminates in a blessing over Israel, affirming their favored status and the protection of God over them, bringing assurance and reaffirmation of God's promises.