Tower of Babel

Like, I, I couldn't be here talking to you calmly if I didn't believe those things.

In the same moment, there are moments in the Old Testament, I'm thinking of the Tower of Babel, when God is saying, "Don't do this thing.

Don't do this thing because you're gonna make everything needlessly so much harder for yourself," and including, you know, building, building false gods and worshiping, you know, false gods in, w- in the books of the prophets.

You have prophets warning against coming destruction because of, because of this thing that you're doing, that you can invite needless destruction on yourself and on your neighbors by the way that you act in the world.

So 250 years, I have a PowerPoint of America.

And one of the things I wanna bring out is that, uh, Nimrod's Tower of Babel.

Uh, he, um, built it down the mountain from Ararat, where Noah's Ark landed, and, uh, uh, Josephus, the Jewish commentator, said Nimrod wanted to build his tower so high that if God destroyed the world again with a flood, he could survive on top.

And he made everybody in town bake bricks and bring them, or he would kill them.

The sun never set on the British Empire.

And America's founders decided they did not like one world government guys, and so they broke away and flipped it and made the people the king.

Our c- our Constitution is a repeat of the Tower of Babel in a sense.

We took the concentrated power of one big globalist, Nimrod, right, King George III, and we separated it amongst the people, separated federal to state level, tied it up with 10 handcuffs.

Right.

And they did it since Babel, the Tower of Babel, Babel, r- cosmic reset, language confusion.

The spaceport of the Tower of Babel was bombarded from the sky, not by God, by Enlil.

Read the tablets and c- do the comparative data with the ap- uh, apocryphal texts that you find in the Bible and Sumerian texts and see, oh, it's ...

Well, Moses wasn't talking to God on Mount Sinai.

Right.

And, and you know, a, um, a connection I made at one point is the Tower of Babel described i- in the Bible, right? What was that? That was them trying to build, s- build a tower to heaven or to, to God, or like...

I think that is a basically metaphor or retelling of what happened in Atlantis, right?

Mm.

It's only with Genesis chapter 12 and the call of Abraham that we then begin to get, um, a, a more historical narrative.

But the flood story, like the story of the fall, like the Tower of Babel, all of these are part of this literary genre that does not need to be taken literally, and therefore it would be, I think, a huge mistake to try to date the flood a few thousand years before Christ.

And I think also, I mean, there are 11 chapters for a very long period of time, but I think we are talking about very few people, right? Because if we compare it, how many people live, um, since the Bible is finished, uh, to, to today, there are [chuckles] so many millions of people that the Bible is not talking about.

But if we think about these early, uh, long periods, there are not that many people, right?

New York City.

It's also a Tower of Babel in a linguistic sense because you've got about 800 languages spoken in New York.

So it's things like this, not to mention the Prometheus statue, not to mention the, I think the person who painted it originally is named Laurie, if I remember that correctly, but the God creates the universe, the wisdom piece of art.

I think both of those are at Rockefeller Plaza.

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That was interesting.

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sacrificial yeah yeah

Okay, you just have to go to chapter 9 in Genesis, and there's the whole story of the flood.

And then you have chapter 11, you have the story of the Tower of Babel.

And then you have in chapter 16, 17, whatever it is, you have the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah.

It's all laid out for you.

So where is Shinar? She will be set there on her own pedestal.

That's where they built the Tower of Babel.

Shinar? I believe so.

Mesopotamia, modern day.

We're seeing all these things that are coming straight forward, but you gotta understand There is a greater power at work here.

Now, many people, when they get on the conspiracy train, they say the ruling elites, these people that are running the world from these families that started things going all the way back to ancient Babylon, all the way back to the Tower of Babel, all these things that are happening, are absolutely a game plan that are playing out right in the culture right now.

I believe much of this is true.

The ancient powers.