Isaiah 57

Isaiah 57

The prophet laments the death of the righteous, whom God is taking away before the coming disaster. God condemns the people of Israel for their rampant, blatant idol worship and spiritual adultery, carrying out pagan rituals under every green tree and defiling themselves with child sacrifice. God declares that He is high and holy, but also dwells with the contrite and humble spirit, reviving the spirit of the lowly. God concludes that there is no peace for the wicked.

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Numbers 22

King Balak of Moab hires the pagan prophet Balaam to curse Israel. God warns Balaam, and his donkey miraculously speaks to prevent him from fulfilling the king's request.

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Balaam attempts to curse Israel three times, but God overrides his words, forcing Balaam to pronounce a blessing upon Israel and prophesy about their future greatness.

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