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Title: Who was Balaam And Why Is He Important To Us? Prophet, Sorcerer, Saint or Sinner?
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He heard God, God gave him visions, he spoke what God told him too. However, when he was hired to prophesy, God wouldn’t play that game so he relied on sorcery instead. He wasn’t an Israelite, he wasn’t under God’s covenant, but He still used him… which I find fascinating. There was a whole world out there before the Israelites became a coveted people and God was always at work with whomever He chose to use. Today, most psychics, channelers, reiki “healers, mediums, etc.,…are typically those who really want to help people and have a gift of compassion. They’re just using the wrong power source.
Balaam was a prophet that a king of Israel's enemy that he wanted Balaam to curse, but couldn't until they sacrifice to other gods, & were in sexual immorality. Much like we are today, sacrificing children,
It's only 1 Revelation not RevelatonS as you said.
later on balaam was killed in battle
The Israelites are black! Why are they almost always presented as Edomites?