Does Numbers 12:6–9 Indicate God Doesn’t Always Speak Clearly?
May 15, 2023

#STRaskStand to Reason
Questions about whether Numbers 12:6–9 indicates that people don’t always hear God clearly when he is speaking and how one should approach the staff of a Christian school that’s promoting mindful meditation and teaching “how to hear from God” using mystical methods.
* Does Numbers 12:6–9 indicate that sometimes people don’t hear God clearly when he is speaking?
* How would you approach the school staff at a Christian high school that’s promoting mindful meditation and teaching “how to hear from God” using mystical methods?
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