Numbers 23 - 24
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In his analysis of Numbers 23-24, Steve Gregg delves into the intriguing story of Balaam, a diviner from Mesopotamia, highlighting the power of Yahweh's word over money and the limitations of demonic influence. Gregg emphasizes the cautionary tale of Balaam's involvement in the occult, warning against seeking trouble through such practices. He examines Balaam's encounters with the spirit of God and the significance of his blessings and curses for Israel. Additionally, Gregg explores the prophetic mentions of future nations and the potential role of Assyria in later times.
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Numbers 25 - 27
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In an insightful analysis of Numbers 25-27, Steve Gregg explores the significance of the events and their relation to biblical teachings. Gregg highli
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Numbers 28 - 30
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In this insightful analysis, Steve Gregg examines Numbers chapters 28-30, focusing on the importance of sacrifice and the cultural significance of var
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Numbers 21 - 22
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In Numbers 21-22, Steve Gregg explores the account of Israel's rebellion and journey to the land of the Canaanites. Gregg reflects on the significance
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