·
People
are united by one language
·
Rebellion
against Yahweh
·
Global
religion: humanism-man is god
·
Global
empire/one world government
·
Great
political power
·
Great
military power
·
Great
spiritual power: ecumenical
·
Jesus
was here 3.5 years, and the Antichrist will reign for 3.5 years
· Nimrod became more than human, as does the Antichrist
·
Building
the Tower was a way to say man refused to be ruled by God
·
Allowed
themselves to be worshipped as gods
·
Tyrant
·
Declared
open war on God
·
Headquarters
at Babylon
·
Note: Crucifixion originated in Babylon
·
Both
figures are described as "mighty hunters," with
Nimrod hunting men in defiance of God and the Antichrist seeking to devour
believers.
·
The Mark:
Nimrod sought to "make us a name" and a mark of
confederation to unite his followers. This prefigures the
Antichrist’s mark, which will be used to identify and control those who worship
the Beast.
·
Nimrod
was King of Babylon, which is also one of the many titles of
the Antichrist (Isa. 14:4).
·
The
Epic of Gilgamesh claims that Gilgamesh or Nimrod was 2/3’s god or 66.6% of Watcher lineage. This would give him a DNA bloodline representing 666.
Questions to Ask:
1.
What
happens when man tries or wants to become God?
2.
What
do you think would have happened if they had taken the tower to God?
3.
How
have we built a tower of Babel in today's world?
4.
If
we take God out of the equation, what happens?
5.
Has
the definition of morals changed?
6.
In
what ways do they rationalize what they are doing?
7.
How
might what is happening in our world be similar to a Frankenstein story?
