DJ13
05/15/17 11:17 pm
1st, if you believe the bible, we all came from Adam and Eve. Doesn't sound anti globalisation to me. 2nd, if it is God's desire that salvation be for everyone, and therefore everyone be of the same belief, same faith, that also doesn't sound anti globalisation. In fact both seen pro globalisation.....
4JC Christian Pastors Wife
05/15/17 7:31 pm
Yes, it is. The confusion of languages at Babel was an explosive moment in history. It introduced geographic and linguistic barriers that survive to this day. In breaking up the unified community at Babel, God was working out His purposes.
He knew that the people were united around a sinful desire to thwart His will, not to honor it (Gen. 11:6). God wanted them to be scattered abroad, and they were working against that. Therefore, He miraculously disrupted their communication as an act of grace. He was preventing humanity from committing itself en masse to rebellion and eventual self-destruction.
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