“The King of Moab from the eastern mountains
Has brought me from afar his words like kindling:
Balaam’s 1st Oracle (Numbers 23:7-10)
Balaam’s Folly (Numbers 22:22-35)
Now Balaam’s heart was set against the Lord As rode he to King Balak on his ass, So God sent an angel with a drawn sword To slay the seer should he try to pass. Though Balaam saw him not,
King Balak’s Request (Numbers 22:2-21)
The King of Moab sent with heavy purse
For Balaam, a pagan prophet of Hell
No Excuse (Romans 1:18-20)
From heaven is the wrath of God revealed; Against the depths of men’s ungodliness, Against the rank unrighteous fruits they yield, Against the way their hearts the truth suppress. For all that may be known of God is plain –
Die to the Law (Galatians 2:15-19)
Our birth was not of Gentiles but of Jews,
Yet still we know that none is justified
Days of the Lord (Ecclesiastes 7:14)
In days that wear prosperity be glad –
Be happy through those times you see as good;
Gaze upon the Heavens (Psalm 8)
I gaze upon the heavens which you made, Which by your gentle fingers were designed – The moon and stars, your artwork there displayed – And wonder I that you would pay us mind. Yet there they are, reflections of
Who Else But God? (Isaiah 40:12-17)
To whom shall we our awesome God compare?
Is there another like Him in the land?
Dusty Breath (Psalm 22)
My God, my God, must you forsake my days,
When countless nights have heard me weep your name?