HOW PROPHETS

FAIL

by Jonas Clark

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HOW PROPHETS FAIL

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HOW PROPHETS FAIL

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ot every prophet makes it. Some turn to

Nthe dark side. Satan has nothing to work

with except what's already in you. His strategy

has never changed. He entices through the

lust of the eyes, the pride of life and the

deceitfulness of riches. Prophetic ministers

must avoid the seducing pull of wealth, honor,

prestige and promotion. These are all tempting

assignments used to corrupt God’s true

prophets.

The story of Balaam is a great lesson for

every emerging prophet. He started off right

in his ministry but something went terribly

wrong. The enemy introduced a barrage of

demonic enticements against him targeting

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the hidden idolatry deep within the recesses

of his heart. The assignments worked. Balaam

didn’t make it and lost his ministry and his

life. This could happen to you too.

Balaam was a true prophet that erred

because of the idolatry in his own heart. This

is how it happened. The people of Moab were

the children and the offspring of Lot and his

daughter. They were an incestuous tribe. The

Israelites terrified King Balak and he was

overcome with dread when he heard they

were near. Acting out of fear, he sent

messengers to God’s prophet, Balaam, who

lived in Pethor, 320 miles north of Moabite

country near Haran. Abraham also lived in

Haran, and you recall that Abraham left that

heathen land later to become the man that

God called His friend.

Come now therefore, I pray thee,

curse me this people; for they are too

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mighty for me; peradventure I shall

prevail, that we may smite them, and that

I may drive them out of the land: for I

know that he whom thou blessest is

blessed, and he whom thou cursest is

cursed. And the elders of Moab and the

elders of Midian departed with the

rewards of divination in their hand; and

they came to Balaam, and spake to him the

words of Balak. (Numbers 22:6-7)

The elders of Moab tempted Balaam with

rewards, money for divination and money for

curses. They were there to buy the prophet’s

prophetic services. Was Balaam's ministry

known to be for sale? What about yours?

“Never,” you say. Are you sure? Is there

anything for the devil to work with buried

deep within you? If there is, he will find it.

And he (Balaam) said to them, Lodge

here this night, and I will bring you word

again, as the Lord shall speak to me: and

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the princes of Moab abode with Balaam.

(Numbers 22:8)

Balaam asked these elders to spend the

night that he might bring word as the Lord

may speak. The word "Lord" here means

Jehovah. If you have any wonder about whom

this prophet served, he was inquiring of

Jehovah God. This would confirm that Balaam

was a true prophet of God. "And God came to

Balaam, and said, What men are these with

thee?” (Numbers 22:9) Do you think God

knew who these men were? The answer is

obvious of course. So then, God must have had

a reason for asking Balaam who these men

were. Let’s read on.

And Balaam said to God, Balak the

son of Zippor, king of Moab, hath sent to

me, saying, Behold, there is a people come

out of Egypt, which covereth the face of

the earth: come now, curse me them;

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peradventure I shall be able to overcome

them, and drive them out. And God said to

Balaam, Thou shalt not go with them;

thou shalt not curse the people: for they

are blessed. (Numbers 22:10-12)

Before we can go any further we must

make something clear. Did God say that

Balaam could go with them? The answer is

absolutely not. God said that Balaam could not

go with them nor curse the people He had

blessed. We need to make sure that we are

clear on this point because later God is going

to let Balaam go and we want to learn why.

And Balaam rose up in the morning,

and said to the princes of Balak, Get you

into your land: for the Lord refuseth to

give me leave to go with you. (Numbers

22:13)

The next morning Balaam told the princes

of Balak to go back home because Jehovah

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refused to allow him to go with them. Isn’t it

interesting that Balaam did not tell the

Moabites the rest of what God told him? He

failed to mention the blessing on these people

and to curse them would not be possible.

“nd the princes of Moab rose up, and

they went to Balak, and said, Balaam

refuseth to come with us. (Numbers 22:14)

So the princes of Moab went back and told

King Balak that Balaam the prophet refused to

come with them. These princes did not tell the

king the whole story either. They should have

told the King that Jehovah God would not

allow the prophet Balaam to come. These

communications got progressively worse by

leaving bits of the Word of the Lord out of the

discussions. King Balak didn’t know what was

going on. He couldn't understand why the

prophet wouldn’t come. He thought that

perhaps he hadn’t offered him enough money.

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Now if the princes of Balak would have come

back with the Word of the Lord saying, “Thou

shalt not go. You can’t curse blessed people,’’

then perhaps King Balak would have turned

from his wicked ways.

HIGH-LEVEL ENTICEMENTS

Balak was persistent. He thought Balaam

was just holding out for more money. King

Balak was ready to negotiate. Scripture says,

And Balak sent yet again princes,

more, and more honorable than they. And

they came to Balaam, and said to him,

Thus saith Balak the son of Zippor, Let

nothing, I pray thee, hinder thee from

coming to me: For I will promote thee to

very great honor, and I will do whatsoever

thou sayest to me: come therefore, I pray

thee, curse me this people. (Numbers

22:15-17)

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"For I will promote thee." Can you see the

demonic p-u-l-l of these assignments against

this prophet of God? The king’s most

honorable representatives (high-level demonic

ambassadors) used the lust for power, honor,

money, prestige, enticements with smooth

flattering sayings to entice Balaam. These are

all high-level demonic enticements designed

to pull on any common ground that might be

in the heart of God’s prophet. You will face

the same assignments. Your enemy is a master

in the art of seduction. Before you can be

deceived he has to flatter you first. Remember

your prophetic ministry comes from Christ.

No man, demon or angel can promote you.

Never forget that.

And Balaam answered and said to the

servants of Balak, If Balak would give me

his house full of silver and gold, I cannot

go beyond the word of the Lord my God,

to do less or more. (Numbers 22:18)

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Doesn’t this sound honorable coming from

the prophet Balaam? This is a good answer, yet

he should also have reminded the delegation

what the Lord said to him the first time. He

should have said, “I don’t know why you’re

wasting your time. God said that He would

not let me curse a blessed people.” Let’s read

what the prophet did.

Now therefore, I pray you, tarry ye

also here this night, that I may know what

the Lord will say to me more. (Numbers

22:19)

This was Balaam’s second mistake. God

had already spoken to him saying, "Thou shalt

not go with them; you shall not curse the

people, for they are blessed.” Yet Balaam

spoke to God about it again.

And God came to Balaam at night,

and said to him, If the men come to call

thee, rise up, and go with them; but yet

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the word which I shall say to thee, that

shalt thou do. (Numbers 22:20)

Did God change His mind? Why would

God tell Balaam not to go and then tell him to

go? Was God answering Balaam according to

the idolatry in his heart? Is it dangerous to

keep pressing God in prayer after he has

already spoken? Were these demonic lures

still seeking common ground in Balaam’s

heart? Why did God change his mind? Let’s

look for the answer in the prophetic life of

Ezekiel.

Son of man, these men have set up

their idols in their heart and put the

stumbling block of their iniquity before

their face: should I be inquired of at all by

them? (Ezekiel 14:3)

What does it mean to put the “stumbling

block of their iniquity before their faces?" Like

we have already discussed, stumbling blocks

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are idols in a person’s life that are more

important to them than God. These men that

approached Ezekiel were asking God to bless

their idols. Balaam was such a man. He had it

in his heart to go. He continued to press God

for permission even after God told him not to

go. Balaam’s ministry could be bought. The

demonic assignment was working. The hook

was set. The prey captured. Balaam was

crossing the threshold. This is a warning for

you. Don’t keep asking God to allow you to do

something when He has already said no. Don’t

forget that God is watching you, trying the

reigns of your heart and proving your

faithfulness.

BLESS MY IDOLS

Idols are dangerous and deadly. God

opposes anything that separates him from his

children. Idols are anything that separates you

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from God. If God asked you to do something

for him, but there was always something else

that you had to do first, then that could be

idolatry. Whatever it is that consistently pulls

you away from the Father is idolatry. The real

insult to God is when one asks God to bless

their stumbling blocks of idolatry.

Modern man may not bow down to

wooden idols yet there are many other idols.

Idolatry is anything that pulls you away from

God. Idols might be a man, woman, job,

house, car, children, money, television, sports,

hobbies, animals or even your ministry.

Whatever it is that separates your heart from

an intimate relationship with Jesus, is idolatry.

Idols can represent lust in your heart the

enemy can use to pull on you, like idols of

self-will. Some say "God blesses the work of

your hands,” but if the work of your hands

pulls you away from God, it is not blessings

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from God.

The demonic enticements against Balaam

were designed to find any idols in his heart

the enemy could use to separate him from

God. Prophets must guard themselves against

these same demonic assignments.

Therefore speak to them, and say to

them, Thus saith the Lord God; Every man

of the house of Israel that setteth up his

idols in his heart, and putteth the

stumbling block of his iniquity before his

face, and cometh to the prophet; I the

Lord will answer him that cometh

according to the multitude of his idols.

(Ezekiel 14:4)

There are many people asking God to bless

their idolatry even after God has already said

no. Because of their persistence there is a

danger that God will answer them according

to the multitudes of their idolatry. In other

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words, it may appear that God is changing his

mind by telling them only what they want to

hear.

BALAAM’S IDOLATRY

Let’s look again at what the prophet

Balaam did. Remember God clearly said,

“Thou shalt not go,” then he told Balaam to

go.

And God came to Balaam at night,

and said to him, If the men come to call

thee, rise up, and go with them; but yet

the word which I shall say to thee, that

shalt thou do. (Numbers 22:20)

God looks at your heart to see what is in

there (Psalm 7:9). Balaam was ready and eager

to go with the Moabites. God had already

spoken to Balaam saying that he could not go.

Did God change his mind? Not really, but God

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tested the prophet to see what was in his

heart. With God’s permission, Balaam saddled

up his donkey and set out for Moab country.

Scripture says,

And God’s anger was kindled because

he went: and the angel of the Lord stood

in the way for an adversary against him.

Now he was riding upon his ass, and his

two servants were with him. (Numbers

22:22)

God was angry with Balaam.

Some ask, “But God, you said that he could

go.” True, but that did not mean that Balaam

was supposed to go. Can you see this? God had

answered Balaam according to the idolatry in

his heart because Balaam had continued to

press God in prayer.

God may do that to us too. God might say,

"Well, if you want to do that, even after I have

already said no, then go ahead.” You had

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better watch out though, you could be

entering a test. Some people ask, “Where is

that scripture that says that God will give you

the desires of your heart?” I tell them, “Right

here!” (Ezekiel 14:4). God will give you the

desires of your heart to prove and to test you,

but what if the wants of your heart are not

right? It is always important that we examine

our motives.

BALAAM'S HEART

God was angry with the prophet Balaam

“because he went." Let’s read what happened

to Balaam on the way to Moabite territory.

And the ass saw the angel of the Lord

standing in the way, and his sword drawn

in his hand: and the ass turned aside out of

the way, and went into the field: and

Balaam smote the ass, to turn her into the

way. But the angel of the Lord stood in a

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path of the vineyards, a wall being on this

side, and a wall on that side. And when

the ass saw the angel of the Lord, she

thrust herself unto the wall, and crushed

Balaam’s foot against the wall: and he

smote her again. And the angel of the Lord

went further, and stood in a narrow place,

where was no way to turn either to the

right hand or to the left. And when the ass

saw the angel of the Lord, she fell down

under Balaam: and Balaams anger was

kindled, and he smote the ass with a staff.

(Numbers 22:23-27)

Balaam's anger was kindled because he

was being delayed and he struck his donkey.

Notice the anger in the prophet’s heart?

Nothing was going to get in Balaams way.

Nothing was going to stop him from his

pursuit, not even a faithful donkey. Idolatry is

an evil thing.

And the Lord opened the mouth of

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the ass, and she said unto Balaam, What

have I done unto thee, that thou hast

smitten me these three times? And Balaam

said unto the ass, because thou hast

mocked me: I would there were a sword in

mine hand, for now would I kill thee.

(Numbers 22:28-29)

The way Balaam responded to his animal

revealed a deep-seated anger in his life. He

was full of murder and self-will. A murderous,

self-will spirit was in the heart of this prophet.

Nothing would keep him from the idolatry in

his heart. He was even ready to kill his own

faithful donkey. Anger and murder rose up in

his heart to defend his idolatry. God was

testing Balaam’s heart to see what was in it

and he was failing miserably. God was angry

with Balaam because He told him not to go

and yet he went anyway. Why did Balaam

want to go? He wanted to go because he had

been enticed by the rewards for divination.

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Demonic assignments had found common

ground in Balaam’s heart.

And the ass said unto Balaam, Am not

I thine ass, upon which thou hast ridden

ever since I was thine unto this day? Was I

ever wont to do so unto thee? And he said,

nay. Then the Lord opened the eyes of

Balaam, and he saw the angel of the Lord

standing in the way, and his sword drawn

in his hand: and he bowed down his head,

and fell flat on his face. And the angel of

the Lord said unto him, Wherefore hast

thou smitten thine ass these three times?

Behold, I went out to withstand thee,

because thy way is perverse before me:

(Numbers 22:30-32)

The word "perverse” means to deviate

from what is considered right. The angel was

saying, “I know that I told you that you could

go, but your behavior is contrary, it’s

obstinate. You're not walking according to my

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ways. You have taken the wrong course.”

Balaam's idolatry was being exposed. He was

unreasonably determined to have his own

way. To have one’s own way is the idolatry of

self-will. Balaam the prophet wanted the

"rewards of divination.” He wanted all that

King Balak had offered:

•

Fame

•

Money

•

Honor

•

Power

•

Prestige

•

Promotion

What was in Balaam’s heart that he would

murder his own donkey? It was idolatry and

God was exposing it. Balaam was a true

prophet of God who was deceived and enticed

by witchcraft. He was pulled away from the

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Word of God by the common ground of

idolatry and self-will that was in his own

heart. All the divination and enticements by

King Balak were released at him and he took

them into the common ground of his heart.

Balaam thought, "I can be somebody. All I

have to do is curse these people. After all,

what’s the big deal? A few little prophetic

curses and I can pick up my money. This is my

big chance for promotion.”

BABYLONIAN DIVINATION

Let’s continue to learn how Balaam got off

into prophetic error.

And the angel of the Lord said to

Balaam, Go with the men: but only the

word that I shall speak to thee that thou

shalt speak. So Balaam went with the

princes of Balak. (Numbers 22:35)

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Again, Balaam could have stopped right

here instead of going with the princes of

Balak. He could have said, "Lord, forgive me, I

heard you the first time and I am turning

back.” God gave Balaam another chance

because he was still proving the prophet's

heart.

And it came to pass on the morrow

that Balak took Balaam and brought him

up into the high places of Baal, that thence

he might see the utmost part of the people.

(Numbers 22:41)

And Balaam said to Balak, 'Build me

here seven altars, and prepare me here

seven oxen and seven rams.' (Numbers

23:1)

These are works of Babylonian divination.

Balaam was from Pethor that was in the land

of Abraham’s father called the land of Ur of

the Chaldees. This was the heartland of pagan

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divination and witchcraft in those days.

Balaam had seen the practices of Babylonian

divination and he knew what would be

impressive to King Balak. God never told

Balaam to build seven altars and prepare oxen

and rams. That was Babylonian divination.

(There was only one sacrifice needed for

mankind, the Lamb of God that taketh away

the sins of the world, Jesus.) Balaam had no

intent of seeking God for a revelation or a

prophetic word. He wanted to impress the

king and pickup his rewards. Those altars

were the Babylonian way of conjuring up

demons through divination and occult

practice. Divination means to tap into the

“divine” through sorcery. It is the act or

practice of foretelling the future by occult

means.

And Balak did as Balaam had spoken;

and Balak and Balaam offered on every

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altar a bullock and a ram. And Balaam said

to Balak, Stand by thy burnt offering, and

I will go: peradventure (perhaps) the Lord

will come to meet me: and whatsoever he

showeth me I will tell thee. And he went

to a high place. And God met Balaam: and

he said to him, I have prepared seven

altars, and I have offered on every altar a

bullock and a ram. And the Lord put a

word in Balaam’s mouth, and said, Return

to Balak, and thus thou shalt speak.

(Numbers 23:2-5)

Balaam said “perhaps” the Lord will speak

to me, but Balaam never had it in his heart to

talk to or inquire of the Lord. If he had, he

would not have said "perhaps,” He would have

said, “God is going to speak to me because I

am here on an assignment and God said go

and speak what I tell you.” Did Balaam do

that? No! Balaam did not draw aside to get a

prophetic word from the Lord, but, to

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Balaam’s surprise, God did speak. God did put

prophetic revelation in his mouth. All the

while testing this old prophet’s heart. Can you

see that? So Balaam came back and spoke

blessings over Israel. Let’s read.

And he returned to him, and, lo, he

stood by his burnt sacrifice, he, and all the

princes of Moab. And he took up his

parable, and said, Balak the king of Moab

hath brought me from Aram, out of the

mountains of the east, saying, Come, curse

me Jacob, and come, defy Israel. How shall

I curse, whom God hath not cursed? or

how shall I defy, whom the Lord hath not

defied? For from the top of the rocks I see

him, and from the hills I behold him: lo,

the people shall dwell alone, and shall not

be reckoned among the nations. Who can

count the dust of Jacob, and the number of

the fourth part of Israel? Let me die the

death of the righteous, and let my last end

be like his! And Balak said unto Balaam,

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What hast thou done to me? I took thee to

curse mine enemies, and, behold, thou

hast blessed them altogether. And he

answered and said, Must I not take heed to

speak that which the Lord hath put in my

mouth? (Numbers 23:6-12)

King Balak was furious. He hired Balaam

to curse Israel. Instead Balaam blessed them. I

think prophetic blessing even surprised

Balaam. Balaam wanted the money, the wages

of divination. He couldn’t believe it himself

with words of blessing out of his mouth. What

to do? He defended himself by saying, “Didn’t

I tell you whatever God said, that I would

have to speak?” This was all a defense to keep

King Balak from killing him.

Surely there is no enchantment

against Jacob, neither is there any

divination against Israel: according to this

time it shall be said of Jacob and of Israel,

What hath God wrought! (Numbers 23:23)

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Balaam tried to curse the Israelites by

tapping into a spirit of divination but he

realized that it couldn’t be done. He told King

Balak, "There is no divination or witchcraft

that will curse Israel.” So we learn that God all

along the way was proving, trying and testing

the idolatry in the heart of His prophet

Balaam in an effort to reach him. Prophet,

hear me, the Holy Spirit will do the same with

you. To keep your heart right before God

always check your motives.

DIVINATION AND SEXUAL SIN

Sexual sin, divination, witchcraft and

every evil thing is the fruit of Balaam’s

ministry. He couldn’t curse Israel so he taught

King Balak something just as hideous.

And Israel abode in Shittim, and the

people began to commit whoredoms with

the daughters of Moab. (Numbers 25:1)

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Balaam concluded that it was impossible

to curse Israel by divination, yet he had

crossed the threshold through idolatry and

rebellion. Balaam still wanted the rewards for

divination. So, he taught King Balak what

would defile Israel. Balaam told King Balak to

corrupt the tribes with whoredoms, sexual

relations with the daughters of Moab. "We

can’t curse them through prophetic

divination. My solution is to send women into

their camps to invite the men to worship with

them in their pagan high places. Through

sexual sin, they will lose the protective

covering of God. Tell the women that attend

to have sex with them and then you will have

accomplished your desire.” This was Balaam's

sin and it all started with the idolatry in his

own heart. Divination always releases sexual

sins. That is what Balaam did. Balaam knew

that he could entice the men of God through

lust. Israel could not be defeated by its

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enemy’s military but they could be defeated

through sexual defilement.

SIN OF BALAAM

The great sin of Balaam was not only the

merchandising of his prophetic gift and the

attempt at cursing Israel, it was teaching the

Moabites how to defile God's people. Balaam

knew God forbade the intermingling of His

people with foreign women (Deuteronomy

7:1-4). He knew that introducing whoredoms

(sexual sin) would cause the Israelites to break

covenant with God. The word “whoredom” is

the Hebrew word zanah, meaning to go a

whoring, commit fornication or adultery. By

targeting Israel with Moabite whoredoms he

ushered in Babylonian paganism and foreign

spirits. This unholy mixture, strange fire, was

a demonic assignment designed to:

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Turn the people from the Word of God

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•

Break the covenant between God and

Israel

•

Defile the bloodline and keep the

Messiah (Christ) from being born

God's prophets must avoid the spirit of

Balaam at all cost. Because of this great evil,

God ended Balaam’s ministry and his life.

Balaam will forever be remembered as a

traitor and fallen prophet. He will forever

burn in a tormenting lake of fire.

Behold, these caused the children of

Israel, through the counsel of Balaam, to

commit trespass against the Lord in the

matter of Peor, and there was a plague

among the congregation of the Lord.

(Numbers 31:16)

God broke out against the Israelites who

defiled themselves with the women and killed

them by plague. God taught Moses to avenge

the Israelites on the Midianites and they slew

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every male including the prophet Balaam.

Thousands of prophets have gone the way

of Balaam being seduced by prestige, honor,

fame and riches. Never forget this testimony.

If this can happen to Balaam it can happen to

you too. Throughout your prophetic ministry

you will be tested just like Balaam. There is no

escaping the temptations. Will you make it?

Here is some fatherly counsel,

Keep thy heart with all diligence for

out of it are the issues of life. (Proverbs

4:23)

APERÇU

Prophetic ministers must avoid the

seducing pull of wealth, honor, prestige and

promotion.

The elders of Moab tempted Balaam with

rewards, money for divination and money for

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curses.

Idols are dangerous and deadly.

The demonic enticements against Balaam

were designed to find any idols in his heart

the enemy could use to separate him from

God.

The word "perverse” means to deviate

from what is considered right.

Balaam tried to curse the Israelites by

tapping into a spirit of divination but he

realized that it couldn't be done.

Sexual sin, divination, witchcraft and

every evil thing is the fruit of Balaam’s

ministry.

Divination always releases sexual sins.

Balaam will forever be remembered as a

traitor and fallen prophet.

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Document Outline

- How Prophets Fail

- 1 How Prophets Fail

- High-Level Enticements

- Bless My Idols

- Balaam’s Idolatry

- Balaam's Heart

- Babylonian Divination

- Divination and Sexual Sin

- Sin of Balaam

- Aperçu

Table of Contents

How Prophets Fail

1 How Prophets Fail

High-Level Enticements

Bless My Idols

Balaam’s Idolatry

Balaam's Heart

Babylonian Divination

Divination and Sexual Sin

Sin of Balaam

Aperçu