Endtime Prophecy and the European Union

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There's nothing in the Tower of Babel story that suggests rebellion against God. It seems more like an attempt to get closer to God. It also seems that God was afraid of human unity, much like He was afraid of human knowledge in the Garden of Eden.

I'm not a Bible debunker. I'm simply pointing out what the Bible says, as opposed to your baseless made-up version. But not in the Bible.Edited by ringo, : Spellinge.

Of course he told Noah and his progeny to disperse. You can't replenish the earth while you're standing on a mountaintop.But it's just ludicrous to suggest that He meant they should never congregate together. If He did, you'd better stop going to church. That's what the Tower of Babel was, the equvalent of your church building.The dispersion of languages is a separate matter.

Moses climbed Mount Sinai to commune with God. Equating altitude with closeness to God is, in fact, a pretty universal idea. Your idea about lack of humility is what is self-invented. The whole dispersal business is something you made up. It isn't in the Bible. God told Noah to go forth and replenish the earth. That is not a command to disperse. It's just about using the available land.

So it's a second-hand fiction that isn't in the Bible. That's what I said. The dispersal was incidental. It was also necessary to go downhill from Mount Ararat but the downhill part was incidental. It wasn't a command from God to always go downhill.

The necessary dispersal had already happened, otherwise they wouldn't have been able to come back together at Babel. You can't have a reaction before the action. It isn't necessary to read any disobedience into the passage.It's funny that I take the Bible more literally than you do. You accept the word of the commentators over what the Bible actually says. If it isn't in the Bible, you should be wary of it, no matter how reputable the commentators are.

Stop making up nonsense. There is nothing in the Bible account to suggest that there was any kind of a "dispersal problem". For God's sake, read what the Bible says, not what some goober says it says. You're making Christians look bad.

That isn't particularly unusual. A couple of miles from my house, there's a statue of Queen Elizabeth II riding a horse.There are ten provinces in Canada. Coincidence?Yes, of course it is. There are probably hundreds of similar scenarios around the world that fit the Revelation as well as yours or better.

Women used to ride bulls in ancient Crete, didn't they? Apparently, the End Times are long past.(You don't have to yell. I'm not as young as I used to be but I can still see lower case if I wear my glasses.)

Magic numbers are repeated because they're magic numbers, not because they have any significance in reality.