Balaam answered, “Even if Balak offered me a palace full of silver or gold, I wouldn't do anything to disobey the LORD my God.
“No, I wouldn't go with you, even if you offered me half of your kingdom. I won't eat or drink here either.
“I'll say whatever the living LORD tells me to say,” Micaiah replied.
“I'll say whatever the living LORD my God tells me to say,” Micaiah replied.
and with rulers once rich with silver and gold.
Daniel answered: Your Majesty, I will read the writing and tell you what it means. But you may keep your gifts or give them to someone else.
You are welcome to spend the night here, just as the others did. I will find out if the LORD has something else to say about this.”
“I'm here now,” Balaam answered. “But I will say only what God tells me to say.”
“Spend the night here,” Balaam replied, “and tomorrow I will tell you the LORD's answer.” So the officials stayed at his house.
“I've already told you,” Balaam answered. “I will say only what the LORD tells me.”
Balaam answered, “I told your messengers
that even if you offered me a palace full of silver or gold, I would still obey the LORD. And I explained that I would say only what he told me.
Peter said to him, “You and your money will both end up in hell if you think you can buy God's gift!
Such people claim to know God, but their actions prove that they really don't. They are disgusting. They won't obey God, and they are too worthless to do anything good.
But I wouldn't listen to Balaam, and I rescued you by making him bless you instead of curse you.