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  1. 55:47 Now he's not getting the money. He's blessed the people that the guy asked him to curse. So Balaam answered Balak, did I not tell the messengers you sent me? Oh, Balaam, sorry, excuse me. Balaam says to Balak, did I not tell the messengers you sent me? Beware the Reluctant Permission of God
  2. 44:39 So here we go, Balaam's first message. After they had gone up into high places and they had started sacrificing all this, Balaam said, build me seven altars and prepare seven bulls and seven rams for me. And Balak did as Balaam said. And two of them offered a bull and a ram on each altar. And Balam said to Balak, now, stay here. Beware the Reluctant Permission of God
  3. 22:34 And I might call Balaam and I wouldn't be the first to call him the for profit prophet. He was all about getting paid. Okay? And if you read Numbers 22 through 24, and we're about to, you'll see a lot of what looks really, really, really good in what Balaam says and in the actions that Balaam takes. A lot of what he says and does is something where you go, I don't understand how that could be said as being bad. Beware the Reluctant Permission of God
  4. 27:14 You remember Balaam and his donkey? We'll talk about Balaam and his donkey the next time when we cover this. Okay? But he was a prophet per prophet. Like, he was just going to bless whoever the people paid him the most to bless and god wouldn't allow it. Judgment and Hope in the Book of Micah
  5. 58:29 The current passage didn't turn out to be the current passage. The narrative. I read that and then twenty five one through nine, I said is an aftermath, okay? The aftermath, 22 through 24 says explicitly that Balak did these things and if you just read that, you would think, I feel bad for Balaam. You know, that Balaam did the wrong things. Your Path Is a Reckless One
  6. 49:05 Shall I come to him with burnt offerings? If you check out Balak and Balaam, they set up altars, seven altars with seven bulls on one hill, on another hill, and then a third hill. Right? And they came to him with burnt offerings, but the truth of God was still gonna be the truth of God out of Balaam's mouth. Shall I come to him with burnt offerings? But As For Me, I Will Watch for the Lord
  7. 46:49 And so, he hires Balaam, and Balaam is supposed to curse Israel, and God arrest him through some pretty supernatural means, and he arrests him and says, listen, you can go and you can prophesy for Balak. Yes, go right ahead. I'm upset with you for doing it, for taking the job in the first place. But the only deal is, you're gonna say exactly what I tell you to say. As a prophet, you're saying you're a prophet of God. But As For Me, I Will Watch for the Lord
  8. 45:48 So Balak and Balaam, that story, I knew I didn't have time last week, but maybe I have time this week. Balak is the king of Moab, and he wants to curse Israel. He wants to curse Israel because they're very numerous, they're very powerful people. He felt a threat as the king of Moab from the Israelites, and so he had heard about Balaam who is a for profit prophet. He will bless the people that you ask him to bless for a fee, and he'll curse the people you ask him to curse for a fee. But As For Me, I Will Watch for the Lord
  9. 42:29 Why have you beaten your donkey these three times? I have come here, the angel of the lord says, I have come here to oppose you because your path is a reckless one It's a reckless one before me The donkey saw me and he turned away from me these three times he's taken up for the donkey and if it had not turned away, I would certainly have killed you by now. But I would have spared it I'd have spared that donkey but not you. Oh now Balaam, it's alright. Balaam said to the angel of the lord, I have sinned. Your Path Is a Reckless One
  10. 29:58 In our society, it flies in the face of everything that our society promotes. They have left the straight way and wandered off to follow the way of Balaam, the son of Bezer, who loved the wages of wickedness. Two weeks ago, we did a long bit about it was numbers 22, 23, and 24 about Balaam. But he was rebuked for his wrongdoing by a donkey and animal without speech who spoke with a human voice and restrained the prophet's madness. These people, these enticers, these false teachers, these people are springs without water. Y'all or a They
  11. 29:54 So, gonna do a little refresher course, a very quick, hopefully, review but I think it's important. Second Peter two is one of the darkest and most judgment heavy chapters in the New Testament and I'm I think it is. I just, it just is but for Paul, the preacher of grace and for Ray, the mercy, yeah, it's a hard one for me to preach but I want to give you the first chapter first or most of it and then the second chapter and I think that there's a lot to be heard and learned here today for our day. I've been weighing this one out for quite some time now and we had Mother's Day sermon and then last week, we did an extended sermon on Balaam. If you haven't looked up Balaam, Numbers 22, 23, and 24, reading that whole section or maybe going back and catching the message if you missed it last week would be a good idea. Springs Without Water
  12. 58:54 Right things. I feel bad for Balaam. Everything that he said was true. Poor guy. He was still going after the money. Your Path Is a Reckless One
  13. 58:51 Are you with me? Okay. Enough about Balaam. These people, when it gets back to these people, these are the enticers or the false teachers. These people are springs without water. Springs Without Water
  14. 52:28 He spoke with a human voice and restrained the prophet's madness. He restrained it in that road that day. But that doesn't tell the whole story either. But that other verse, the love and the wages of wickedness really points to all that Balaam did. These people, who are these people again? Springs Without Water
  15. 54:50 Like Balaam's error, he kept on going for the money, for the money, for the money, for the money. He knew one of the ways to get that was to appeal to their god given drives sexual and sensual They promised them freedom while they themselves are slaves of depravity. Actually, I I like the Greek on this. I think I have a slide of it where it's just it says, freedom them promising themselves slaves being. People are slaves to whatever has mastered them Yep. Springs Without Water
  16. 57:49 Even the donkey could see that this was a bad path. He had left the straight way. An animal without speech who spoke with a human voice and restrained the prophet's madness. Balaam, if you read those chapters and numbers, he sounds pretty good but if you read Revelation and you read Deuteronomy and you read numbers 31, he died with the kings of Mideon at Mideon at the sword and Revelation says that Balam taught Balak who's the bad guy trying to give him curse god's people in those first three chapters. So, Balam taught Balak. Springs Without Water
  17. 51:46 How he would entangle the Israelites and he would do it through sexual immorality. Exodus 25 doesn't mention Balam right there but it says that they began to be involved sexually adult and adulterous relationships with the Midianite women and the Moabite women and that was the way that they were drawn off the path. Now, they could not curse. Every time Balaam opened his mouth, he blessed the people rather than curse the people but this way that he did it was internal through their desires. Peter knows that when he goes to say, he was he was rebuked for his wrongdoing by a donkey, an animal without speech. Springs Without Water

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