And you want Balaam to be greek king midas who everything he touched turned to gold and it ruined his life. Then he judged a music contest between Apollo/anshar and a styr (half goat man) and he said the satyr was better and Apollo gave him the ears of a donkey. Everything turning to gold is the same as who Balaam said was cursed and blessed ended up being cursed and blessed and he was a prophet.

The donkey ears are because Balaam was riding his donkey and there was the angel of the Lord in his path to kill him and the donkey spoke to him so that he could see the angel and saved Balaam's life. Now make light/keter/anshar be that angel of the Lord and make Balaam be king midas also.

It is interesting that it isn't said why God wanted to kill Balaam except that he was being reckless in the way that he was serving God and God had become angry at him since he had last spoken with him the day before and told him to go the direction he was going. And because Balaam couldn't see the angel in front of him it was going to kill him but then the donkey would not go down the path and Balaam beat it three times until God made the donkey speak to him. Then he opened Balaam's eyes and let him see the angel and let Balaam continue on his way.

Later in the Bible it says that Balaam tricked the israelites into sinning for the king of moab. And what is supposed to be interesting about the story is why God was angry at Balaam and called him reckless, and why the donkey saved his life which seemed to surprise God because he planned to kill Balaam and let the donkey live. And the donkey was a female which you have as of now as Melania trump but I don't think the gender has to do with it although it might have to do with tricking the j.ews into sinning.

What I have it to do with is God was going to kill Balaam for not paying attention to him and Balaam wanting to kill his donkey for not going down the path was the same script. The donkey's problem was that she saw the angel and balaam's problem is that he didn't which is supposed to make him "a fool" but that is also what Apollo called him when he cursed him for judging the music contest incorrectly so it doesn't have to apply directly to the Bible and God called him reckless which might be the same. And that might mean that he was listening to something instead of God and I do not know exactly what.

[link to web.mit.edu]