The problem was not the angel who was causing the donkey to behave this way. The problem was not God. The Bible says Balaam was perverse in his ways. The problem was Balaam, but he was blaming the ...

The story of Balaam’s donkey is one illustration in the Bible and Alexander the Great and his horse Bucephalus is another example from Biblical times. Cats in ancient Egypt were domesticated and ...

In the Living Bible this talking animal is called a ... and pass on to the public what God told him to say. The day the donkey talked, Balaam was riding her on the way to the land of Moab.

In conclusion: the donkey of Balaam both speaks and carries the prophet ... Since David will eventually be the author of many of the psalms in the Bible this suggests a connection between the ...

The Bible also introduces mysterious superhumans ... is on the road when his donkey stops three times. Each time, Balaam beats the donkey in an effort to get it moving. Apparently, God has given ...

Furthermore, the donkey speaks and reminds Balaam that it is “he” who has ... a king could not rule and the Bible would just be another book. So we must remember that Jesus said again and ...

But there’s a hitch: As Balaam travels to curse the Israelites, God sends an angel to imbue his donkey with the power of speech. The donkey—long story short—tells Balaam that he’ll only be ...

Our Sages comment, “Never did such a prophet arise among the Israelites, but among the nations of the world such a prophet did arise — Balaam son of Beor” [Yalkut Shimoni]. This stunning ...