The Talking Donkey

THIS IS MY TESTIMONYMy sinful life has been more than Just a casual offense. It has been an ongoingpattern of destruction and a lifestyle that has caused more pain than I can tell myself and the ones that love me. All of my loved ones have suffered with me along the way. In ''Romans 6;14 the Lord promises that when we are saved ad n fall on our face that sin will not have dominion over us. That is how the grace of God works.Be encouraged as you read this book because this book is for all of you who Struggle with the pains of incarceration and addiction as well as the oppression from the enemy. Be of good cheer Jesus Christ has overcome the world.

Bible trivia expert J. Stephen Lang pulls together some wild and wacky biblical tales. Think the Bible is boring? Think again. These tales will both entertain and enlighten the reader, and engender a desire to read the Bible in search of more.

Grandpa Donkey Abraham is a great storyteller. He is a walking historian. However, his job can best be described as teacher. He has many techniques to get his listeners to learn. His greatest message is for us not to demean, threaten, hate, bully or reject anyone but with a caring heart and a loving spirit to teach and to entertain. He will not deny that he loves his Creator. He praises the Creator with joy. He teaches all of the barnyard animals to praise and give God thanks all the time. God loves us all, animals and humans, "so does Grandpa Donkey Abraham." History tells us who we are. The present is preparing us for what we are becoming. The future is a product of today. Grandpa Donkey Abraham would say after saying all that, "But God!" I, the author, pray that you will tell stories to your children like my father did when I was growing up. His doing so is some of the greatest memories of my childhood. Hard work, church, and my father's stories saturated my mind with images of times past. The bad comes when you don't want it to, but thank God for the good. I can go back in time and pull out a memory card and replay the story again. If you have been around me for a while, I am sure I have told you at least one of his stories. Now you have a reason to read Numbers 22:1-35 in the Bible to your children. I would like to continue to write stories of Grandpa Donkey Abraham. So can I count on you to listen and learn?

Usually when you see a donkey that can talk, it is either a cartoon character or a fictional story. However, this story is fictional and the talking donkey is real. The Bible has lots of true stories that appear to be fictional, but in their particular incident are real. Since God made the donkey, then he can also make the donkey talk anytime He wants to do so. The donkey is very loyal to Balaam and tries to keep him from being harmed by unseen dangers. When Balaam, out of frustration, gets angry with the donkey, he takes his anger out on the donkey. Then God allowed the donkey to talk to Balaam and explain to him that he was only watching out for his safety. The story about the donkey can be found in the Bible in the book of Numbers chapter 22. The talking donkey is very unusual but totally true. There are many stories of unbelievable incidents that appear to happen that defy our rules. Look for the next book about iron that floats. Iron is a heavy metal and can’t float in water.

Kids will love this cumulative and hysterical read-aloud! The original viral sensation! "I was walking down the road and I saw... a donkey, Hee Haw! And he only had three legs! He was a wonky donkey." Children will be in fits of laughter with this perfect read-aloud tale of an endearing donkey. By the book's final page, readers end up with a spunky hanky-panky cranky stinky-dinky lanky honky-tonky winky wonky donkey!

WINNER OF THE 2019 ECPA CHRISTIAN BOOK AWARD FOR YOUNG PEOPLE'S LITERATURE Let Your Kids See How Fun the Bible Can Be The Bible is far from boring, but sometimes it can feel that way to kids. Spark their excitement for God's Word with this craze-mazing collection of infographic spreads designed to make the Bible come alive for kids and adults alike. These colorful creations visually depict the key concepts, important people, and most unusual facts from the Bible in a new and exciting way. For instance, did you know? You'd need 7,453,506 soccer balls to fill up Noah's Ark. Paul travelled over 10,000 miles on his missionary journeys—the distance from New York City to Rio Grande at the tip of South America. There is a talking donkey in the Bible. Roughly 3-4 million left Egypt during the Exodus. Imagine the entire city of Los Angeles leaving town and wandering in the desert for 40 years! The phrase "a leopard can't change its spots" comes from Jeremiah 13:23 In addition to the incredible infographics found throughout, you and your kids will love playing a Bible timeline board game that folds out from the middle of the book. This game will help your family see God's awesome plan from Genesis to Revelation! Instill in your kids a lifelong love of God and the Bible. And who knows? You might learn a thing or two yourself along the way.

After forty years in the wilderness, the twelve tribes of Israel camp near the land of Moab. The king of Moab trembles with fear. Afraid they may conquer his kingdom, he offers the prophet Balaam money to curse them. But God is in control. An angel of God blocks Balaam's path, forbidding him to curse the Israelites. With strict instructions to only say what God wants him to say, Balaam races to Moab as fast as his donkey can carry him. Will he curse or bless the Israelites... Filled with colorful illustrations and biblical truth, Saved by a Donkey is part of the Bible Pathway Adventures series of biblical adventures. If your children like gripping action and courageous Israelites, then they'll love this biblical adventure series from Bible Pathway Adventures. The search for truth is more fun than tradition!

The Hebrew Bible is filled with animals. Snakes and ravens share meals with people; donkeys and sheep work alongside us; eagles and lions inspire us; locusts warn us. How should we read their stories? What can they teach us about ecology, spirituality, and ethics? Author Laura Duhan-Kaplan explores these questions, weaving together biology, Kabbalah, rabbinic midrash, Indigenous wisdom, modern literary methods, and personal experiences. She re-imagines Jacob's sheep as family, Balaam's donkey as a spiritual director, Eve's snake as a misguided helper. Finally, Rabbi Laura invites metaphorical eagles, locusts, and mother bears to help us see anew, confront human violence, and raise children who live peacefully on the land.