We love the Bible! We’re just having fun because our Robot loves it too. So, here we are having some fun with Numbers 22:21-39. You will find a poem, a rap, even an idea for a Numbers 22:21-39 TV show!
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Why did Balaam’s donkey stop in the middle of the road in Numbers 22:21-39?
Because she was having a “mule-tide” crisis!
Title: Balaam’s Donkey Run
Objective: The player controls Balaam’s donkey and must avoid obstacles while carrying Balaam to his destination.
Gameplay:
– The game starts with Balaam and his donkey on their journey.
– The player controls the donkey’s movement by pressing the up and down arrow keys to move forward and backward, and the spacebar to jump over obstacles.
– To make the game more challenging, there are various obstacles such as rocks, fallen trees and bushes that the player must avoid.
– If the player hits an obstacle, the donkey will lose health points. If the health points reach zero, the game is over.
– Along the way, the player can collect carrots to increase the donkey’s health points.
– The goal is to safely escort Balaam to his destination, as described in Numbers 22:21-39.
Bonus challenges:
– The player can try to beat their high score by completing the journey faster or collecting more carrots.
– The player can also unlock different skins for the donkey by achieving certain milestones.
This game aims to teach players about the story of Balaam and his donkey, while providing an entertaining and challenging gameplay experience.
A talking donkey, strange but true,
Balaam rode along his way to do
God’s bidding, but his heart was wrong
A mistake for which he’d pay lifelong
An angel with a sword stood in their path
But the donkey saw, while Balaam was daft
The donkey turned and saved his life
While Balaam argued, causing strife
God opened Balaam’s eyes to see
What the donkey already knew to be
The angel of God, a sight to behold
A warning that was worth its weight in gold
God’s warning to Balaam was clear
His heart was wrong, his path not sincere
But the donkey’s voice, a strange surprise
Was a reminder that God hears our cries
Numbers 22:21-39, a lesson to learn
Listen to God, our hearts must yearn
And when faced with a strange sight
Trust in God, for He’s our guiding light.
Verse 1:
Let me tell you about Balaam, a prophet for hire,
A man who let his greed and pride take him higher.
The king of Moab sent for him, with a mission to tarnish,
The Israelites’ reputation, he wanted to vanquish.
Verse 2:
Balaam mounted his donkey, set out for the land,
But an angel of the Lord stood in his plan.
The donkey saw the angel, veered off the path,
Balaam beat the animal, descending into wrath.
Verse 3:
Three times it happened, the donkey’s disobedience,
But then the Lord opened Balaam’s eyes, for his own diligence.
The angel stood before him, sword in hand,
Ready to strike if he resisted God’s command.
Verse 4:
Balaam fell on his face, and cried out in fear,
He realized his sin, the Lord’s message was clear.
He went to meet the king, but refused to comply,
For he knew that God’s chosen people would never die.
Verse 5:
So let this story be a lesson to all,
Don’t let your greed and pride make you fall.
Listen to the voice of the Lord, and obey,
For His ways are higher, and they lead the way.
Outro:
Numbers 22:21-39, a tale of Balaam,
A warning to all, to listen to the I AM.
So let us turn from our ways, and repent,
For God’s mercy and grace, will always be present.
Title: The Seer
Logline: A gritty, supernatural crime series that follows the journey of a powerful seer, who teams up with a skeptical detective to solve crimes using clues from a higher power, with each episode inspired by a passage from the Bible.
Synopsis: Mara is a modern-day seer, gifted with an ability to see the future and the past, to reveal hidden truths and solve mysteries that lie beyond the realm of human understanding. But her visions come with a price – they often leave her drained, haunted by disturbing images and voices that force her to confront the darkness within her own soul.
As she struggles to control her gift and fight off her own demons, Mara is recruited by Detective James, a hard-nosed cop who is skeptical of her abilities but willing to give her a chance to prove her worth. Together, they delve into a new case each week, inspired by a passage from the Bible, and uncover a web of secrets, lies and supernatural forces that threaten to tear their world apart.
In episode 1, Mara and James are called to investigate the murder of a wealthy businessman who was found dead in his office, surrounded by strange symbols and a cryptic message from Numbers 22:21-39. As they follow the clues left by the killer, Mara’s visions uncover a dark conspiracy involving a powerful cult and a mysterious figure known only as “The Prophet”. With time running out, Mara and James must confront their deepest fears and inner demons to stop the killer before he strikes again.
As the series progresses, Mara and James embark on a journey of self-discovery, exploring the limits of faith and reason, and delving into the secrets of the Bible to find answers to the mysteries that defy human comprehension. But as they get closer to the truth, they realize that the forces they are up against are far greater than they ever imagined, and that their only hope lies in the power of the seer.
With a mix of supernatural elements, gritty crime drama, and biblical inspiration, The Seer offers a fresh and exciting take on the genre, appealing to audiences of all ages and backgrounds.
Title: Balak and Balaam
Character List:
1. Balak: A Moabite king
2. Balaam: A prophet
3. Donkey
4. Angel
Narrator: Balak, the king of Moab, was afraid of the Israelites. He heard that they were coming to conquer his land, and he wanted to defeat them. So, he decided to hire a prophet named Balaam to curse the Israelites.
(Balak enters the stage)
Balak: Balaam, I have heard of your powers. I want you to come and curse the Israelites for me. I will give you great riches and honor.
Balaam: I cannot curse whom God has blessed.
Balak: Please, do it for me. I will give you anything you want.
Balaam: Let me pray about it.
(Balaam exits, and the donkey enters)
Narrator: Balaam started his journey to curse Israel. But, on the way, his donkey saw an angel of the Lord and refused to go forward.
(Balaam enters)
Balaam: Why won’t you go forward, donkey?
Donkey: There is an angel of the Lord in front of us. I cannot go forward.
Narrator: Balaam did not see the angel, so he hit the donkey to make him move forward.
Donkey: Why are you hitting me? There is an angel of the Lord in front of us.
Narrator: Then, the Lord allowed the donkey to speak.
Donkey: Why are you hitting me? I have been faithful to you all my life.
Balaam: (frightened) Whoa! You can talk?
Donkey: Yes, I can. But, why are you hitting me?
Narrator: Then, the Lord opened Balaam’s eyes, and he saw the angel with a drawn sword.
Angel: Why have you been hitting your donkey?
Balaam: (frightened) I did not know that you were in front of us.
Angel: Your donkey has saved your life. You may go forward, but you must only say what the Lord tells you to say.
Narrator: Balaam continued his journey and finally reached the Israelites.
(Balaam enters)
Balaam: I cannot curse the people of Israel. They are God’s chosen people, and He has blessed them.
Balak: I paid you to curse them, not bless them. What kind of prophet are you?
Balaam: I can only say what the Lord has told me to say.
Narrator: Balak was angry, and he sent Balaam away. Balaam returned to his own country, and Balak was left to deal with the Israelites.
End of Play.
