There is WAY more going on at the Tower of Babel than you might think. Not only is the story often misunderstood in the first place, but there have also been some Bible translation problems that have kept us from better understanding what happened at Babel. But both this tower and the entire Biblical worldview start to make a lot more sense once we understand Deuteronomy 32:8. Join us for the conversation by logging onto our online church and chat with us on our Discord page! https://www.jxncloud.com/discord
The Deuteronomy 32:8 View of the Tower of Babel
There is WAY more going on at the Tower of Babel than you might think. Not only is the story often misunderstood in the first place, but there have also been some Bible translation problems that have kept us from better understanding what happened at Babel. But both this tower and the entire Biblical worldview…
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[…] But after Jesus, God reversed the Tower of Babel. The people who built this tower were all in one place against the orders of God, but the earliest Christians were all in one place to honor the orders of God. And when the Holy Spirit finally arrived, one of the first things he did was give these Christians the same languages that he once separated the world with. Jews from all across those nations happened to be in town for the holiday and heard the greatness of God declared in the tongues of the nations they lived in. They would then take this Christian message back home with them where it spread even more. And then God called the disciples to go even further and reach all the non-Jewish people of the world, establishing a movement founded on intentional antiracism. The tongues that once divided the nations had now been given back to reunite the nations under the one true God. […]
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