God says to Balaam, "Your way is headlong and reckless before Me. Balaam, you are not looking ahead to the consequences! Your way is going to get you into trouble." It is precipitant." It is as if Balaam were driving 90 mph down a steep hill, heedless of the danger at the bottom.
He is like a daredevil, like Evel Knievel, who without thought or fear, endangers his and others' lives for his own selfish purposes. He rushes through life for everything that he can get out of it, never thinking about what will happen afterward, in the end. He is a man who cannot look past the end of his nose. He is so consumed with himself that he sees nothing down the road, only what is happening now.
God says that is perverse.Ī wise man looks ahead and sees where he is going to land. Conversely, if we consider the donkey to stand for those who actually see God at work, we can notice a few things: If a man like Balaam gets up a head of steam, he thinks that no one will stop him.
The donkey is persecuted for her obedience. The donkey, in her meekness, does not retaliate. God says that it is for her sake that He has not carried out His judgment on Balaam.ĭoes she reach back and nip Balaam like he should have been? No. This is interesting because the same thing happens because of us. Jesus calls us the salt of the earth, and part of its meaning is that we are the preservative in this world. If the saints did not exist, there would be no world. This donkey was the only thing standing in God's way of totally consuming Balaam. Because God has mercy on us, we who see God are the only ones keeping the Balaams of this world from getting totally snuffed out. Modern versions replace "vision" with "revelation," but the choice is negligible because God's revelation is the true and most important vision (foresight, discernment, insight) for our lives. The Living Bible paraphrases this verse as, "Where there is ignorance of God, the people run wild, but what a wonderful thing it is for a nation to know and keep His laws!" An old English version based on the Latin Vulgate provides a fascinating rendering in light of what has happened recently in the church: "When prophecy shall fail, the people shall be scattered." Adam Clarke comments, "Where divine revelation, and the faithful preaching of the sacred testimonies, are neither reverenced nor attended, the ruin of that land is at no great distance."Īll these renderings show a measure of cause and effect. The vision a person has is the cause, and the effect is the way he then conducts his life. This information is stated over and over again on the Tracfone Facebook page.Where there is a true vision, or revelation of God, it motivates those who have reverence for it to conduct their lives in a way that produces good fruit - happiness. I don't know why Tracfone doesn't make this information more readily available to people.
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However, if you have a Tracfone Android and want to transfer back to a non-Android phone, you can transfer your phone number but will lose all your minutes. Your phone number and minutes will transfer easily from a non-android Tracfone to an android Tracfone. I can only think the CS rep you spoke to didn't understand what you were asking. I then upgraded from the Optimus to this current phone, the LG Ultimate II. (My DH and I both had over 4000 minutes and we got the same amount in all three categories.) I upgraded from the (non-Android) LG 840g to the (android) LG Optimus Dynamic with no problem at all. Your current days of service will also transfer. They have covered this topic on air today. Yes, they will transfer over and, as they've already explained in the demos today: if you have (for example) 100 minutes on your current Tracfone, they will transfer as 100 minutes, 100 text and 100 Mb data. I have an LG phone, but it's not an android. I would hate to lose those minutes and don't feel comfortable getting conflicting answers.
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