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Balaam Prophet whose Donkey Spoke
About Balaam
Balaam was a non-Israelite prophet hired by Balak to curse Israel. God intervened through a speaking donkey and turned Balaam's curses into blessings. However, Balaam later advised Balak to lead Israel into sin through idolatry and immorality, resulting in judgment on Israel.
Events in the life of Balaam
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Balaam's Character Traits
Balaam's Life Timeline
Second & Third Oraclesc. 1406 BC
Balaam continues blessing Israel despite Balak's fury.
NUM 23:18-24, 24:3-9
Who is linked to Balaam
Spiritual Lessons from Balaam
Gifts Without Character
Balaam had genuine prophetic ability - God spoke through him. Yet he loved money and eventually found a way to harm Israel indirectly. Spiritual gifts without godly character lead to destruction. What we do matters as much as what we say.
Key Verses about Balaam
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