THE MOST  ASTONISHING REVELATION

On Didactics, Depravity, And the Holiness of Donkeys.

Most people consider donkeys to be a beast of burden and of little value in the modern world. It has been found that donkeys can chase wolves away as anon as they suspect the herd is in peril. In the nature, donkeys grab wolves by their neck with their mouths and infrequently kick them with their forelegs. In commemoration of the smiting of the Egyptian firstborns, which was the final catalyst for the Exodus from Egypt, the Torah injunctively authorizes that a firstborn animal shall belong to the Lord. In practice, this betokens that in Temple times the firstborn animal would be given to the Kohanim, the priestly family.

Similarily,  when the donkey saw the angel of the LORD, he lay down under Balaam, and he was angry and beat the donkey with his staff. Then the LORD opened the donkey's mouth, and she said to Balaam, "What have I done to you to make you beat me these three times?" Balaam answered the donkey, "You have made a fool of me! 

It took a Donkey to humble a prophet who went out to do a unholy act against the Jewish People. It took a Donkey to preserve the Messiah Yeshua and his mother on their flight to Egypt, It was a Donkey Colt that carried the Messiah Yeshua through the golden gate of Jerusalem to consummate the prophecy of the prophet Zachariah. This podcast will Astonish you and take you to a spiritual place of Revelation that you have never aurally perceived in your life. “Be Ready To Be Transformed by the Spirit of Revelation”.  I guarantee this - You have never heard it like this before and it is because I do not belong to any denomination.   Refer to all these scriptures and probe them so you can spiritually discern the WORD OF GOD AND THE POWER OF THE REVELATION OF THE YESHUA HAMAISCH. 

Scripture References.

Matthew 11:25, Revelation 3:14-22, Zachariah Chapter 9 verse 9, Zachariah Chapter 13 verse 7 to 9.  Psalms 145:9. Exodus 13:12. Exodus 13:13. Exodus 34:20. Ezekiel 23:20. Numbers chapter 22.

Brother Lyndon Berchy

A humble servant of the Lord.