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Check Point Secure Platform Routing Docs - oh my
Well, first you need the relevant license to enable routing.
Then you go grab the "Secure Platform Pro & Advanced Routing Command Line Interface" manual from the Check Point support site. It's an awful horrible manual which even has a page of Cisco documentation (with typos!) stuck in it. The first 220 pages of the manual are also cut-and-pasted from some other manual and don't have anything to do with Splat Pro & Advanced Routing.
The you get to the command line, turn to the chapter on BGP, and go for it.
It's ugly, but it only took me a few minutes to get it talking to my OSPF neighbors; BGP is actually a bit simpler.