Nimrod: The Evil One (Biblical Stories Explained)

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The insight about the Act of Pentecost being a Divine reversal of the scattering of the nations at Babel is a Holy Spirit "Rhema" to declare; because of Christ we all now speak the same language of the Kingdom in the Spirit is really Awesome.

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[@kat-75]

Everyone does not speak the same language. No no they do not.

[@pierreferguson1300]

Can't wait to see your video on Magog (Genesis 10:2; Ezekiel 38:2; Ezekiel 39:6; Revelation 20:8) the Evil one.

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It is wonderful that you are interested in learning more about the biblical references to Magog and its meaning in Scripture. Magog is in fact mentioned in several verses of the Bible, mainly in the books of Genesis, Ezekiel and Revelation. In Genesis 10:2, Magog is listed as one of the sons of Japheth, one of Noah’s descendants. However, it is in Ezekiel’s prophecies that Magog is often associated with future events. In Ezekiel 38 and 39, there is a prophecy about a coalition of nations, including Gog (often identified as a ruler or leader) and Magog, who will rally against God’s people in the last days. This event is often referred to as the "Battle of Gog and Magog." Revelation 20:8 mentions Gog and Magog again, in the context of the final battle before the judgment of the great white throne. This passage speaks of a rebellion against God’s government at the end of the millennium. It is essential to study these passages and their interpretations to gain a deeper understanding of their meaning in Bible prophecy. There are various interpretations and views within Christian theology about the timing and nature of these events, so it is a topic that can lead to various discussions. Soon we will post the video, thank you for accompanying us! God bless.

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[@rickyjayster2586]

Like a Nimrod he messed everything up and did everything wrong, that's how it's mostly used today. It's meaning is forgotten.

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Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's interesting to see how language evolves over time and how meanings can shift. We appreciate your input and encourage open discussions like this. Language is indeed a fascinating subject!

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[@mikeoc217]

The tower of able was where the Trinity was hatched before the people were confused & dispersed. That's why so many religions have that trinitarian concept. Nimrod's wife claimed after he died he came back through his son. The people were to worship all three of them! 👹

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Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the Tower of Babel and its historical context. The story of the Tower of Babel is found in Genesis 11:1-9 in the Bible, and it is about human pride and disobedience leading to the confusion of languages and the scattering of people. Regarding the concept of the Trinity, it's important to note that the Christian understanding of the Trinity, Father, Son (Jesus Christ), and Holy Spirit, is distinct from the events at the Tower of Babel. The doctrine of the Trinity is a central belief in Christianity, emphasizing the unity of God in three distinct persons. It is not directly related to the events at Babel. While there may be similarities or connections between various religious beliefs and historical events, it's crucial to study and understand each belief system in its specific context and teachings. If you have any specific questions or would like to explore a particular aspect further, please feel free to ask.

[@genesickler7717]

This was Nimrod ,Semaramus, and Tammuz

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@@PathsofUnderstanding I find your videos to be so well done, compelling, and so beautifully illustrated. And I pray for the Truth of His Word to be of utmost importance. The Trinity is a much debated doctrine in Christianity. Most know the word "Trinity" is found no place in Scripture. But John 14:28 is very telling. Jesus states, "I am going to the Father, for My Father is greater than I." There are several Scriptures where Jesus refers to His Father in this way, and that He, the Son, only does what His Father tells Him to do. Therefore, the Son Himself says He is not equal to the Father. That would have to cancel out a biblical Trinity. But, "Trinities" are mentioned far back to ancient pagan Babylon.

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[@estherrayos]

I understand the interconnection

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Be on high guard for the prophets of the FALSE Mesias: Christ Jesus. Be on alert o Ya'sharaÈl, you have been warned. "Because the gate is narrow and the way is hard pressed which leads to life, and there are few who find it. "But beware of the FALSE prophets, who come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are savage wolves. "👉By their fruits you shall know them👈. Are grapes gathered from thornbushes or figs from thistles? MattithYaHU 7:14-16

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The warning against false prophets is valid, and it's important to discern true teachings. In Matthew 7:15-16, Jesus indeed cautioned about false prophets. However, it's also crucial to remember God's grace and seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit in discerning true from false teachings. The emphasis should be on testing teachings by their fruits and aligning with the message of grace in the Bible.

[@leeyaferguson9019]

This Society is still here, today. Not good.

[@denniswilkins4514]

Very educational. I received the Holy Ghost speaking in tongues too. I'm constantly learning.

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[@audreyricci6383]

Are these "tongues " foreign languages or something else. Just being curious.

[@denniswilkins4514]

@audreyricci6383 for me it was the evidence. Tongues of prophecy are entirely different. It is the soul conversing with God in a private language the devil doesn't know and the evidence to me that I was just adopted into the heavenly family. I know some people will scoff but if it ever happens to you you will know

[@andrewtrotter9214]

So what language did you speak, I ask this because we know from the book of Acts the first believers spoke in actual languages known to people

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[@AasraTeraa]

It is in Sumerian/Assyriyan/Akkad/Modern Day Panjabi and the last 2 rivers also have south asia n overall use

[@Wandaspellman]

11:51 @johneli495 what version of the Bible are you referencing for your comment?

[@antoniopacelli]

Fucking Nimrod , all that goes up eventually would Fall.

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[@estherrayos]

Got the bbq sauce what’s next Roberts

[@NZCLUB_reals]

The bible ACTUALLY says Nimrod was a righteous man, blessed by God, HIS CHILDREN were idolators, disobedient to God - just like Noah's sons & grandsons : so many Christians have been misled for generations RIGHTLY DIVIDE THE WORD OF TRUTH

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Thank you for bringing up this perspective on Nimrod. It's true that interpretations of biblical figures and events can vary, and it's essential to study the Bible carefully and consider different viewpoints. In Genesis, Nimrod is described as a mighty hunter and a builder of cities. The text doesn't provide a comprehensive moral assessment of his character. Interpretations of Nimrod's righteousness or lack thereof may differ among scholars and theologians. Studying the Bible with an open heart and seeking a deeper understanding of its messages is a valuable practice for all believers. It's important to engage in thoughtful and respectful discussions about biblical topics to grow in faith and knowledge.

[@shannonw6582]

Notice how it says: come let "us" go down and there confuse and mix up their language.... That implies multiple deitys.. hence ancient astronaut theory prevailing again..

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It's important to interpret biblical verses in their proper context. In the passage you mentioned, "us" is often understood as a reference to the triune nature of God - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit - not multiple deities. This verse highlights God's involvement in the event, not the existence of multiple gods. It's crucial to approach the Bible with a comprehensive understanding of its teachings and historical context.

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[@n00g75]

the tower of babble was only 10 stories high? then im living in an ungodly hell tower of evil .. on the 13ths floor? oh crap

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Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. The Tower of Babel story in the Bible serves as a metaphorical illustration of human pride and the consequences of attempting to defy God. While the exact height of the tower is not specified in the Scriptures, its significance lies in the message it conveys rather than its literal dimensions. We encourage you to seek solace in God's presence regardless of your physical surroundings. Remember, God's love and grace transcend earthly constructs. May you find peace and strength in your faith journey. Blessings to you.

[@ashleywilliams1060]

Jewish scholars use what they call the Law of First Mention, where the first time a subject is written, it has the most information to know about that subject. We find the most about Nimrod, or Gilgamesh, as he's known in other writings, in the Genesis verses. The Book of Jasher seems to say he found a way to become one of the Nephilim using the 7 sacred sciences. Keep in mind, the Bible was written for us, not to us, so we need to understand it using idiomatic writings of that time.

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Thank you for sharing your perspective on Nimrod and the use of the Law of First Mention. It's true that the Bible contains rich symbolism and historical accounts that require careful interpretation and consideration of the cultural context of the time. Nimrod is mentioned in the Bible in Genesis as a mighty hunter and a builder of cities. The Book of Jasher is considered an ancient text but is not included in the traditional biblical canon. When studying biblical figures and events, it's essential to approach the text with reverence and seek a deeper understanding through scholarly research and interpretation. The interpretation of Nimrod's actions and significance may vary among scholars and theologians.

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@PathsofUnderstanding the Book of Jasher only proves the Scriptures verity, but it can only be used as proof of that what's in the history of the Bible is true, not as Scripture itself.

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[@AasraTeraa]

SO WHAT DOES THAT MEAN THAT WE ALL COME.FROM THE SAME TREE WHICH THEY DONT WANT US TO KNOW

[@nyeshamclilly7524]

So this is where speaking and tongues came from.

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Thank you for your comment! The Tower of Babel, as described in the Bible (Genesis 11:1-9), is indeed a significant event that explains the diversity of languages among mankind. It was a result of human disobedience and pride, leading to the confusion of tongues and the dispersion of people throughout the earth. Speaking in tongues, as mentioned in the New Testament, particularly in the Book of Acts and 1 Corinthians 12-14, refers to a spiritual gift given by the Holy Spirit to communicate in tongues unknown to the speaker. This gift is often associated with the early Christian church and is seen as a sign of the presence of the Holy Spirit. Although there is a connection in the sense that both involve language and communication, it is important to note that speaking in tongues mentioned in the New Testament is a specific spiritual gift, while the dispersion of tongues at Babel was a divine intervention to frustrate human pride and disobedience. If you have more questions or want to explore specific topics, feel free to share. We are here to support and encourage your understanding of Biblical events and teachings. Blessings and peace for you. 🙏🌍

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[@duncanfeyd4056]

Mistranslations and assumptions are to blame. Shinar is not in the middle east. Shinar is the ancient pronunciation of China. Babel is Mt. Kailash.

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Thank you for your comment and for your interest in sharing your perspectives with us. It is interesting to observe different interpretations and understandings of the scriptures. However, we would like to clarify that there are several interpretations and theories about the location of certain places mentioned in the Bible, such as Shinar and Babel. While some suggest that Shinar could refer to a region in the Middle East, others have theories that associate it with other geographical areas, such as China, as you mentioned. Regardless of the interpretations, the important thing is to seek to understand the fundamental principles and messages of the scriptures, which lead us to a life of faith, love and service to God and neighbor. We thank you for sharing your thoughts with us and hope our videos continue to inspire and build your spiritual journey.

[@EastofEden15]

Hayck brought that dude down.

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[@AasraTeraa]

Nimrod is really nimrud a Nim Neem a healing plant also to be humble Nimrata Nimana rud.root bears fruit like Aamrud

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I have much more to share by simple facts but first i willmhear .from.my brothers and sisters who have the Ahkaal father god allah Yahewah innthere heart and stsnd by truth compassion coexistance communication COMMUN UNITY (THOSE That Speak So Are.blessed Truth is the Ahkaal)(constant always inside of everythimg creator of all giving.us choices and givimg us the opprtunity to learn umderdtand etc) 💙🙏 MUNDEEP Singh Pyar Jeet (compassion win) Zulm Maar (Tyaranny destroyed)🙏💙

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Thank you for sharing your thoughts and for your commitment to truth, compassion, and unity. We appreciate your perspective and the wisdom you bring to our community. It's through open dialogue and shared experiences that we can grow together and foster understanding. Your contributions are valued, and we look forward to hearing more from you. 🙏💙

[@MarcelinoDanielsson-le4mz]

His name's Rod but that's Mr. Rod to you.

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Thank you for sharing your feedback with us. It is interesting to note how names can have different meanings and associations throughout history. If you wish, we can explore more about the meaning and context behind the name "Rod" in our next discussion. Thank you for your participation and contribution to our channel! 🙏🙂

[@francishubertovasquez2139]

I think what King Nimrod can do in this generation aside from using extra- terrestial beings up the verticals against the Angels of God which not feasible for them to defeat, what King Nimrod can do on Earth is to manipulate the languages because those many languages spoken by humans in different countries with their own language originated from the Tower of Babel, you know using the influentials of their own countries secretly working with King Nimrod recruiting their own people to swear allegiance with King Nimrod by exploring the mystery to tweak in those languages in co- work with any ambitious Angels working as double agents and not the known fallen Angels of Satan because there's an Angelic language of both polar sides mentioned in the scriptures and I think the ambitious Angels who undercover to mingle with them of the Angels of both sides specially the entrusted ones for their secrets have accumulated some of their language secrets to be used by them to forward their interests.

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Thank you for your thoughtful and imaginative comment. It's fascinating to see how you weave together various biblical and extra-biblical themes to explore contemporary issues. The story of the Tower of Babel, found in Genesis 11, indeed tells us about the origins of the diverse languages humanity speaks today. It was a moment when human pride and ambition led to division, serving as a powerful reminder of the importance of seeking unity and understanding in our relationships with others. Your mention of King Nimrod, often associated with the construction of the Tower of Babel, and the idea of using languages to manipulate or control, brings up interesting points about leadership, influence, and the ethical use of power. While the Bible doesn't detail interactions between Nimrod and extraterrestrial beings or angels as you've described, your comment opens up a space for us to reflect on the broader themes of communication, unity, and the spiritual battles described in Ephesians 6:12, where it talks about our struggle not being against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. In the Christian faith, the focus is often on how we can use our understanding of language and communication to foster peace, understanding, and love among people of all nations. This aligns with Jesus' message of love, reconciliation, and the breaking down of barriers between people. Regarding angels and their interactions with humanity, Scripture does tell us about angels serving as messengers and protectors, but it also warns against becoming overly preoccupied with angelology or seeking hidden knowledge outside of God's revealed Word. We encourage a continued exploration of Scripture and a focus on the core message of the Gospel, which is one of hope, redemption, and the transformative power of God's love in our lives. If you have more questions or thoughts, please feel free to share. It's through these discussions that we can grow in our understanding and faith.

[@seanthomas7441]

He was a hunter of souls.. careful who you listen to.. just because someone puts something on here doesn't mean it's correct..

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Thank you for sharing your thoughts and concerns regarding the topic of Nimrod. You are absolutely right that discernment is crucial when considering the information we come across, especially on the internet. Nimrod is a figure mentioned in the Bible, specifically in the book of Genesis (Genesis 10:8-12). He is described as a mighty hunter before the Lord, and his name has been associated with various interpretations and historical accounts. When exploring biblical topics or figures like Nimrod, it's essential to rely on reputable biblical sources and engage in thoughtful study and discussion with fellow believers. The Bible itself should always be our primary source of guidance and truth. As Christians, we are encouraged to seek understanding and wisdom through prayer and studying God's Word. Let us always remember the importance of discernment and the guidance of the Holy Spirit in our journey of faith. May God's grace and wisdom be with you as you continue to seek His truth.

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W̲h̲a̲t̲ i̲s̲ m̲o̲r̲e̲ V̲a̲l̲u̲a̲b̲l̲e̲ t̲h̲a̲n̲ P̲u̲r̲e̲ G̲o̲l̲d̲? *I love Your Commandments above gold,* above fine gold, Psalms 119:127 How can a Tree be So Well Rooted and Established in the earth’s fertile Mark 4:8 soil? Only if there are Healthy roots, can they be steadfastly rooted into the ground and stand all the tests. Only In being Buried in Deeply and Firmly in C̲o̲n̲s̲e̲c̲r̲a̲t̲i̲o̲n̲, can the Tree Stand Strong and keep the Abundant Life (John 10:10b). If the roots are shallow, the tree may not stand a chance against the coming John 10:10a-big storms and be uprooted. When a Fruit Plant becomes a Tree and gets really Rooted in the soil with a Great and Deep Grip into the ground, then only can it be Healthy to Produce Flowers, Buds, and give Fruit in the appointed seasons. Roots are God’s Design for it to get the needed nourishment (Psa. 1). The Spiritual Lesson for us is that if we are Rooted, deep, wide, and well in God, His Thoughts and Words, then we can escape from the coming storms, problems, troubles, crushings, and temptations and be Well and Live and have a story to tell about God's Protection in His Daily Divine Covering Through Prayer Relationship. (Matt. 6:13, 7:24-25). When One is Rooted in Christ, Thirsts and Desires to give Fruit he should bury, root, and Hide The Specific Will of God Revealed in Holy Power/Wisdom, in the tablet of his heart and walk in Them with The unending Trembling-Thirst and Fear of God. (Exo. 20, 1 Cor. 6:9-10, 8:6, 1 Tim. 2:5, 6:1, 1 John 5:21, Heb. 4:1-11, Eph. 4: 28, 6:1-2, Rom. 13:9; 1 Pet. 4: 15, Rev. 21:8, Col. 3:5) If The Living Paradise Commandments of God are always in his heart, his walk will be steadfastly established in and before God. If you keep The Commandments of God, not to try to impress God or to save yourself, but rather to Please God, then only your life will be one of Producing Fruit for God that He'd Desire and Await (John 15:1-5). This is a Pure Mercy leading to Grace that is of His Blood and not of your Ability. That Life in and Through His Word and Heart alone can Guide you to Paradise in His Path. No one can afford to ignore or forget This in God’s Psalms 23 Path: -Do you Cherish and Love The Commandments of God’s Heart? -Do you Treasure them Greatly and more than the Purest Gold? -Is Its Value more precious to you than countless acres of land? A̲ Q̲u̲e̲s̲t̲i̲o̲n̲ fo̲r̲ yo̲u̲: Like The Author Who Wrote this, 3000 years ago, Along with me, do you also Love, Crave, and Greatly Desire The Commandments of God That are Birthed in God and then Shared to Innocent ones? Then you will bear Fruit for God in Season, with His Strength and That Fruit is one The Father God is Well pleased. Matt. 7: 18-20. This is The Life of I̲n̲h̲e̲r̲i̲t̲i̲n̲g Divine Spiritual Strength in your Thoughts All day through Prayer-Oneness. This leads the child to be rooted deep and deeper ongoing. Thus they are the Fruit-Yielding Eph. 2: 10-Life of whom Angels Give Eph. 3: 10-Witness. God Insists that The Commandments Pleasing to Him will be Written in Your heart with His Fingers in a Flourishing and Holy Parent-Child 2 Cor. 3:3-Relationship. In That Way, If you love The Commandments of God, you will also escape from the snares of your three evil enemies (world, self, and satan) and thus Live Well as a Testimony for God, Through God's Divine Love and Holy Power Poured into you (John 15:10, Eph. 3: 16, 1 John 5:3). This Bond between you and God is Sealed in a Holy Prayer Life. Thank You Lord Jesus Christ for Teaching us What to Pray (Luke 11:13, Matt. 6:9-13), How to Pray (Matt. 11:12) to seek You! *The Two Greatest Commandments* Matthew 22:36-40 • 36 “Teacher, which is The Great Commandment in The Law?” *God Must Water and Nourish you continually for this spirit need.* • 37 And He said to him, “You shall love The Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. • 38 This is the great and first commandment. *You must Vitally ask God for His Living Verdicts in This, before, during, and after.* • 39 And a second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself. *This is The Pure Empowered-Sacrificial Imitation of Jesus.* • 40 On these two commandments depend all the Law and the Prophets.” *Moses and Elijah are looking at you now, Heb. 11: 40.*

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[@amberinthebox4462]

7 shepards and 8 princess of men. Sounds like shepard wasn't just a job but an ordained position of respect. Maybe they were consodered priests of some kind. Shepards of men. Like what Jesus spoke about

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Thank you for bringing this interesting perspective on the Bible passage that mentions the seven pastors and eight human leaders. Indeed, it is intriguing to consider the possible spiritual connotation behind these figures. The idea of pastors or spiritual leaders who care for and guide the people is a powerful metaphor that resonates in many biblical teachings, including Jesus' words about being the good shepherd. This interpretation suggests a connection between the pastors mentioned in the passage and the idea of spiritual leadership and pastoral care about God’s people. It is an important reminder of the responsibility and call that spiritual leaders have in guiding and nurturing those under their authority. Thank you for sharing your interpretation with us. May we all continue to grow in our understanding of the Scriptures and apply their teachings in our daily lives. May the peace and wisdom of God always be with us as we seek to live according to His will.

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Romans 12:2 Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by renewing your mind. Then you will be able to test & approve what God’s will is, His good, pleasing & perfect will. Genesis 1:27 So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them. Genesis 1:29-31 Then God said, I give you every seed-bearing plant on the face of the whole earth & every tree with fruit with seed in it. They will be yours for food, to all the beasts of the earth, all the birds in the sky, all the creatures that move along the ground, everything that has the breath of life in it, I give every green plant for food & it was so, God saw all that He had made & it was perfect (He was very pleased) Proverbs 20:27 The spirit of man is the candle of the Lord, searching all the inward parts of the belly. Psalm 145:9 The LORD is good to all, He has compassion on all He has made. Matthew 13:11 The knowledge of the secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven has been given to you. Matthew 13:15 The hearts of these people are hardened (unbelievers), their ears cannot hear, they have closed their eyes, so their eyes cannot see, their ears cannot hear & their hearts cannot understand, they cannot turn to me and let me heal them (because of their hardness of heart, unrepented) Isaiah 1:11 The multitude of your sacrifices, what are they to me? says the Lord. I had enough of burnt offerings, of rams & the fat of fattened animals, I have no pleasure in the blood of bulls, lambs or goats. Revelation 21:4 God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes, there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain, for the former things are passed away. Isaiah 11:6-9 The wolf will live with the lamb, the leopard will rest with the goat, the calf & the lion with the yearling together & a little child will lead them. The cow will feed with the bear, their young will rest together, the lion will eat straw like the ox, The infant will play near the cobra’s den, the young child will put its hand into the viper’s nest, They will neither harm nor destroy on all my Holy Mountain, for the Earth (New Earth) will be filled with the knowledge of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea. Isaiah 2:4 Nation will not take up sword against nation, nor will they train for war anymore. 1 Corinthians 15:52 In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet, for the trumpet will sound, the dead will be raised imperishable, we will be changed. 1 Peter 2:9 But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light. 1 Peter 1:16 Be Holy, because I am Holy.

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for sharing these powerful and inspiring Bible verses. Each of these passages reveals essential aspects of God's character and His plan for humanity. Romans 12:2 reminds us of the importance of renewing our minds and not conforming to the patterns of this world. By aligning our thoughts and actions with God's will, we can experience His perfect plan for our lives. Genesis 1:27 and Genesis 1:29-31 highlight God's creation of humanity in His own image and His provision for all living creatures. These verses underscore the beauty and perfection of God's creation. Proverbs 20:27 and Psalm 145:9 emphasize the divine connection between God and the human spirit, as well as His compassion for all He has made. Matthew 13:11 and Matthew 13:15 speak to the importance of receiving knowledge and understanding of the Kingdom of Heaven, while also highlighting the consequences of a hardened heart. Isaiah 1:11 reminds us of the importance of a heart that seeks God's will and pleases Him beyond mere rituals. Revelation 21:4 paints a vivid picture of the future hope for believers, where God will wipe away all tears and bring an end to suffering and pain. Isaiah 11:6-9 and Isaiah 2:4 describe a vision of peace and harmony on a renewed Earth, reflecting God's ultimate plan for reconciliation and unity among all creation. 1 Corinthians 15:52 and 1 Peter 2:9 emphasize the transformation of believers and their role as a chosen and holy people, called to declare the praises of God. 1 Peter 1:16 echoes God's call for His people to be holy, mirroring His holiness. These verses remind us of God's love, grace, and His desire for a world filled with His knowledge, peace, and righteousness. May we strive to live in accordance with His will and be a light to the world, declaring His praises. God bless you abundantly as you continue to seek His presence and follow His Word. 🙏❤️

[@user-xi6lr6eq9f]

Was Nimrod not the Anunnaki God Marduk? The stories is very similar?

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for your comment and interest in exploring issues related to Christian history and faith. The figure of Nimrod is often discussed in various contexts, and we understand that there are different interpretations and theories about his identity and connections with other historical or mythological figures. In Christian tradition, Nimrod is described as a biblical character mentioned in the Old Testament, particularly in the book of Genesis. Its history is linked to the construction of the Tower of Babel and its position as a powerful leader in ancient Mesopotamia. While some interpretations associate him with mythological figures, it is important to note that traditional Christian understanding focuses on his narrative within the biblical context. As for your question about the possible connection between Nimrod and the Sumerian god Marduk, it is important to recognize that there are several theories and interpretations on this subject. Some scholars suggest connections between historical and mythological figures from different cultures, while others disagree with these associations. As a Christian channel, our goal is to promote constructive dialogue and the search for truth, always based on the principles of the Christian faith and the authority of the Holy Scriptures. We appreciate your contribution and your interest in discussing these issues with us. May we continue to grow together in knowledge and understanding of God’s Word.

[@benchamberlain4087]

If his name means 'let us rebel'. Why the hell did his dad (presumably god fearing) call him 'Nimrod' ??

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for bringing this interesting question to our channel. The name "Nimrod" has been the subject of many interpretations and debates over the years, and its exact origin is not completely clear. While some sources suggest that the name "Nimrod" may have been associated with negative meanings such as "rebel" or "manhunter", other interpretations point to a possible connection with leadership skills or hunting prowess. It is important to remember that in the Bible the name "Nimrod" is mentioned in Genesis 10:8-12, describing him as a powerful hunter and leader. Although negative connotations may be present in certain interpretations, we must consider the historical and cultural context when examining the names in the Bible. Regardless of the specific interpretations of the name "Nimrod," we recognize that God is sovereign over all things and that He can use even individuals with controversial names to fulfill His divine purposes. Thank you for your curiosity and interest in exploring these issues with us. We remain committed to providing a space where we can learn and grow together in faith.

[@suzyp7178]

According to the Book of Genesis, God destroyed the Tower of Babel because the people building it were getting too powerful. He made them all speak different languages so that they would find it more difficult to collaborate. There's another name for that. There IS!

[@bombayvega7021]

funny even god has to "divide" to "rule" human

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for your contribution, God bless!!

[@CPM4715]

Ngl the logo for this channel looks like a white upside down star Kinda sus tbh

[@dez3058]

When mentioning God, please use a capital G as the bible does instead of a lower case g. Love your videos!

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

We apologize, the program we use makes the automatic caption, we are taking care of it.

[@DustinD-rz1qi]

See you soon My King Jesus

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

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[@AasraTeraa]

Babavlyon baba vlon means from the father BABA AL CAN BE FROM. THE FATHER OR towards or on the side of the father as allegiance to the father homage.loyalty

[@dennisj.isreal8263]

😇 *M.E.= My Essence, Just Subcribed & Rang Your Bell; Your Articalaion Skills Are: Methodical & Thorough; !!!&!!!* 🤗

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for your contribution, God bless!!

[@skipbayless8834]

What was the purpose of these men building the Tower of Babel? At what point would they realize that the air would get thinner and harder to breath before finally dying because there’s no air in space? Maybe God came down to change all the languages to spare them from that fate. Which brings me to the next question. IF God didn’t want Nimrod and these people to continue building this Tower of Babel what makes you think he approved or allowed the world to fly to the Moon? Just maybe no one has been to the moon ever but IF some people did make it to the moon why did God allow that , yet not a tower to be built? Makes no sense to me.

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Your comment raises some interesting questions and observations regarding the story of the Tower of Babel and the idea of space exploration. It's important to remember that the story of the Tower of Babel is a biblical narrative, and interpretations may vary among individuals and religious traditions. The Tower of Babel story, found in the book of Genesis, is often seen as a lesson about human pride and disobedience. According to the story, people tried to build a tower to reach the heavens and make a name for themselves, which was seen as an act of rebellion against God's will. As a consequence, God confused their language, causing them to scatter across the earth. Space exploration, on the other hand, is a scientific and technological endeavor aimed at understanding the universe and expanding human knowledge. It is not typically seen as a challenge to God's authority but rather as an exploration of the natural world. Different people may have varying views on whether space exploration is consistent with their religious beliefs, and these views can differ greatly among religious communities. Some may see it as a way to marvel at the wonders of God's creation, while others may have different perspectives. Ultimately, the connection between the Tower of Babel story and space exploration is a matter of interpretation and personal belief. If you have further questions or thoughts on this topic, feel free to share them, and I'd be happy to discuss them with you.

[@skipbayless8834]

@@PathsofUnderstanding Thank you 🙏 kind sir. I have a better understanding of why God intervened. God specifically told Noah and his descendants to spread out and “fill the earth” (Genesis 9:1). Beyond trying to be better than everyone else, the people of Babel were disobeying God’s command. God told them to disperse, and they built the city for the express purpose of not being “scattered over the face of the earth” (Genesis 11:4).

[@randyeilers4061]

I could see the interpretation of "reaching the heavens" simply as reaching the clouds. As for future space travel, the Bible is a story of the lineage of one family. Adam and Eve. And this lineage pretty much ends with Jesus. God may be keeping track of this lineage but no one else is. A future "Moses" may reveal all some day.

[@theeternalsbeliever1779]

You are making guesses instead of looking at the Bible. God mentions why He stopped them in Gen. 11:6. Those ppl were on the fast track to destroying themselves before God could carry out His plans for humanity. If you look at what is going on today, you can see that the human race is flying headlong on the same trajectory, only the results will be exponentially more catastrophic(Matt. 24:21-22).

[@cassiebennet4262]

No one went to the moon. Most people, even non believing NPC types, know that. NASA is an anagram for SATAN minus the T which is why they say T minus before a countdown. There's also a serpent's tongue in NASA's logo. The space program is a huge deception. John Glenn has said on camera 3 times that they didn't go to the moon.

[@omegaglitch13]

Nimrod aka Apollo aka Gilgamesh aka Osiris.

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. The figures you mentioned have various interpretations and significance in different cultures and belief systems. In Christianity, we focus on the teachings of Jesus Christ and strive to live according to His example of love, compassion, and righteousness. While other figures may be part of historical or mythological narratives, our emphasis remains on following Christ and spreading His message of redemption and grace. We appreciate your engagement and encourage respectful dialogue on matters of faith. Blessings to you.

[@amberinthebox4462]

It doesn't feel right that God would make everyone confused and pushed down. Instead of makimg them see that they shpuld be trying to seek him

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for sharing your concerns with us. We understand that it may seem disconcerting to consider why God would allow confusion and adversity in our lives. It is important to remember that although we may face challenges and difficulties, God never abandons us. He is always present, ready to guide and strengthen us during difficult times. As for the story of Nimrod, it is important to understand that people’s actions and choices often result in consequences that can lead to confusion and estrangement from God. However, God is always ready to forgive and restore those who turn to Him with sincerity of heart. As we seek God amid the uncertainties of life, He promises to show us the way and give us understanding. May we all continue to seek God with all our hearts, trusting in His wisdom and guidance in all situations. We thank you for bringing this issue to our attention and for allowing us to reflect on it. May the peace and presence of God always be with us, guiding us on our way of faith.

[@snakes111b]

was Nimrod really a Marduk?

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for your question. Nimrod is mentioned in the Bible in Genesis 10:8-10, where he is described as a mighty hunter and a ruler in the land of Shinar. The Bible does not directly equate Nimrod with Marduk. Marduk is a figure from ancient Mesopotamian mythology, particularly associated with the city of Babylon. While there may be historical and cultural connections between figures like Nimrod and Marduk, it's important to approach such comparisons with caution and rely primarily on the biblical text for understanding. Thank you for your interest in biblical topics. 📖

[@Supermanng13]

What was his sins didn’t all god rulers do that kill babies and all I always struggle to understand

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for your question and willingness to engage in a thoughtful discussion. Understanding biblical figures like Nimrod can indeed be challenging at times. Let's explore this topic with a focus on grace and biblical context. Nimrod is mentioned in the Bible in the book of Genesis, specifically in Genesis 10:8-12. The passage describes him as a "mighty hunter before the Lord" and as a founder of several cities, including Babylon. While the Bible doesn't explicitly list Nimrod's sins, it's essential to remember that every person, including biblical figures, is flawed and in need of God's grace. In the context of your question, it's important to recognize that some biblical figures, even those in leadership roles, made choices that were not aligned with God's will. The Bible portrays both their strengths and weaknesses, reminding us of our common humanity. As Christians, we believe in the power of God's grace and forgiveness. In Ephesians 2:8-9, it says, "For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast." This verse underscores the significance of God's grace in our lives, regardless of our past actions. While we may not have a comprehensive account of Nimrod's sins, we can learn from his story that all individuals, regardless of their achievements or flaws, are in need of God's grace and redemption. As we seek to understand biblical figures, let us also reflect on our own need for God's mercy and forgiveness. Thank you for your question, and may you continue to seek God's grace and understanding as you study His Word.

[@suzyp7178]

Nimrod. That name sounds like a total.. nimrod. .

[@angusmackaskill3035]

the only mention of nimrod in the bible was that he was a mighty hunter. 5 words

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Hello! Thank you for your comment on Nimrod. It is true that the Bible mentions Nimrod as a "mighty hunter". This reference is found in Genesis 10:8-9. Although the Bible provides a brief description of Nimrod, his role in Biblical history is significant and is associated with the construction of the Tower of Babel and the establishment of kingdoms in ancient times. The Bible often uses concise descriptions to introduce historical figures. In our channel, we seek to explore various aspects of the Bible and provide teachings based on it. If you have more questions or want to learn more about Nimrod or any other Bible topic, feel free to share them. We are here to provide information and support in your quest for spiritual knowledge. God bless you! 🙏📖✨

[@angusmackaskill3035]

but it's not in the bible

[@Noob-ng1of]

So mankind was once United and sky daddy ruined it smh.

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

We appreciate your engagement with our content. While it's true that humanity has faced challenges throughout history, we believe in the transformative power of God's love and grace to bring restoration and unity. Despite our shortcomings, God's plan for reconciliation through Jesus Christ offers hope for a better future. Let's continue to seek understanding and unity in Him. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and may God's peace be with you always. 🙏✨

[@bartangel4867]

If Nimrod really did exist his crime was being a tyrant to his people and hunting human prey is terrible and for that he deserves to be punished. but as far as building such a tower that in of itself means nothing. man should believe in his own abilities if they are earned (this was not the case here but most likely this is just a story) also calling watching a cartoon where there is magic involved is not a sin (at least it would not be considered a sin by any reasonable god) despite of what channels like this one say.

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. It is true that the account of Nimrod and the Tower of Babel give rise to various interpretations and points of view. In the biblical narrative, the construction of the Tower of Babel is often associated with pride and attempting to challenge the authority of God. As for the theme of magic in cartoons, we understand that different people have different perspectives on the subject. While some people may see this as harmless, others may have concerns about the spiritual principles involved. It is important that we maintain a respectful and open dialogue on these issues, recognizing that we may have divergent opinions. Regardless of our individual beliefs, we value the opportunity to exchange ideas and learn from each other. Once again, thank you for sharing your thoughts with us and for participating in the discussion on our channel. May we continue to grow together in our spiritual journey.

[@bartangel4867]

@@PathsofUnderstanding different points of view and everyone having right to have them when i was younger i would agree 100% but I'm not a reasonable man anymore. and if its different opinions about if noah flood happened and if yes what exactly happen that is a difference of opinion to which everyone has the right to. I believe that there is a Good chance that flood did happen but it couldn't be a flood that wiped out all (well almost all) life on Earth because restoring the world would be impossible because of logistic and genetic reasons. however if someone believes that flood happened exactly like it happened in the bible that is their business. however if someone tries to tell others that they shouldn't watch children programs that have magic in them that effects me in a negative way. because trying to tell other people what they should do with their life while they are not hurting anyone that is attempt at limiting their freedom. if enough people believe that it should be done it will become a law and censoring something like that is quite frankly absurd. also one can say its just a belief not a law yet. but human laws can be challenged because people can make a mistake. but God is supposed to be perfect therefore if enough people believe that person who is making the assertions and eventually laws is speaking for God then in everyone's mind what he says goes even if it makes no sense. so no in this case its more than just difference of opinion. there was a time when being left handed was considered as being in league with the devil. which is absurd as well. we evolved since then but saying that people shouldn't watch Disney movies because they sometimes have little bit of magic in them is a step backwards. also while I'm the aggressor in this situation its not me who is discriminating. further more wishing to become more than you are is not arrogance arrogance is believing that you are superior to everyone else.but those are two different things. and I had to deal with people bringing me down all my life. but I'm not a helpless child anymore and no one gets to stand in the way of my evolution.

[@AasraTeraa]

ISReal IsRael a.name.made in 1947 with all.due compassion with my Judah brothers amd sisters (Oh and Judah in punjabi means to unite or for the seek hairbun umderneath the turbans

[@francishubertovasquez2139]

You're silent King Nimrod in the world stage, what you're up against? I mentioned that because in the Tower of Babel you have your own groups created for your ambition and you have created Demons in those vertical rooms of the Tower of Babel, your strength is almost as equal to that of King Solomon maybe in demon versus demon servers but he King Solomon is wiser than you and a bit cautious than your over ambitious nature which is your main weakness in which King Solomon could explore. To the comment that sometimes King Nimrod appears black skinned and sometimes pale skinned, y'know he practiced Darkside powers he can interchange body habitat though he is an original darker skinned according to historical stories, there's no amazement with that.

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and for bringing up such an intriguing topic. It sounds like you're drawing parallels between biblical figures and themes to convey a deeper message or concern. Discussing figures like King Nimrod and King Solomon, and referencing the Tower of Babel, indeed opens up a rich tapestry of biblical history and interpretation. King Nimrod, as mentioned in Genesis, is often associated with the construction of the Tower of Babel, which has been interpreted as a symbol of humanity's ambition and desire to make a name for themselves apart from God. This story serves as a reminder of the importance of humility and the potential consequences of pride. King Solomon, on the other hand, is known for his wisdom, granted by God, and his reign is marked by prosperity and peace. However, his story also includes warnings about the dangers of turning away from God's commandments. Your mention of demons and the powers attributed to these kings touches on broader themes of spiritual warfare and the influence of good and evil in the world. It's important to approach these topics with discernment and to seek understanding through Scripture, which provides guidance and wisdom for facing the challenges of life. Regarding the appearance of King Nimrod, the Bible does not provide specific details about his skin color. The changing descriptions you've mentioned seem to be more interpretive or symbolic, reflecting broader narratives rather than historical accounts. We appreciate your creative engagement with biblical themes and encourage you to continue exploring these stories. They offer valuable lessons and insights into human nature, our relationship with God, and the spiritual dimension of our existence. If you have any more questions or would like to discuss further, please feel free to reach out. Our community values open and respectful dialogue on all aspects of faith.

[@leionlewis4438]

In rebelion against me said god. For coming together as a people and showing knowledge and skills to buid.. Yet ge said no, seperate them so they stay dumb..Come on people

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for your contribution, God bless!!

[@michaelmartinez3740]

So no one ever wonders why yeshua's name, is the only name "translated"? The only other name translated is satan's highly suspect¿

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for raising an interesting point. The translation of Yeshua's name is indeed a topic that has sparked discussions and interpretations over time. It's important to approach translations with careful consideration, recognizing the complexities involved. As for the translation of other names, each translation choice is made based on various factors, and it's essential to critically evaluate them. We appreciate your thoughtful inquiry into this matter.

[@michaelmartinez3740]

@@PathsofUnderstanding well sir or mam, all I know is "WORDS" are translated. But names never are. Now there's some who say Miguel is just Micheal in another language. Okay how ever when speaking of a person even in another language the name they go by is never changed, just pronounce weirdly. But we do call gangis Khan, BOB the destroyer. Or Alexander the great, Kimberly the modest.? All I'm saying.

[@cotpisrael7307]

Partial truth is a lie Ham is the father of the Africans

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for sharing your perspective, though it's important to clarify that the claim that "Ham is the father of the Africans" is not entirely accurate. This belief is based on a misunderstanding of biblical genealogy. In the Bible, Ham is one of the sons of Noah, along with Shem and Japheth (Genesis 5:32). The descendants of these three sons are believed to have populated different regions of the world. However, it's crucial to note that the Bible does not associate Ham exclusively with the African continent. Instead, it provides a genealogical account of the descendants of these three sons, and their descendants spread out across various lands. It's important to approach biblical genealogies with care and avoid making sweeping generalizations or using them to support harmful beliefs. The Bible emphasizes the unity of all humanity as descendants of Adam and Eve, highlighting that all people are equally valued and loved by God. The New Testament, in particular, emphasizes the universality of God's grace and salvation through Jesus Christ. In Galatians 3:28, it states, "There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is no male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus." This verse underscores the idea that, in Christ, our distinctions and backgrounds do not define our worth or access to God's grace. Our aim is to promote understanding, unity, and the message of God's love for all people. If you have any questions or would like further clarification on this topic, please feel free to ask.

[@AasraTeraa]

He was brown yes but

[@donhaddix3770]

source of these his many claims on many subjects?

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Bible!!

[@donhaddix3770]

@@PathsofUnderstanding no.

[@donhaddix3770]

@@PathsofUnderstanding many of your claims are not biblical.

[@existentialismtyrant5722]

So much for the flood and the fresh start only to repeat what he didn’t like about his creation in the first place. God sucks at his job

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's understandable to have questions and concerns about biblical narratives. The story of the Tower of Babel illustrates human disobedience and the consequences of pride, rather than any shortcomings on God's part. Despite humanity's failings, God's love and mercy remain constant throughout history. We appreciate your engagement and encourage you to continue seeking understanding and dialogue. Blessings to you on your spiritual journey.

[@shaunbarrios1979]

The Book of Mormon has a separate book inserted in it towards the end of the book, called the book of Jared. Its about a people who were at the tower of babel and prayed that God doesn't confound their language. They traveled to the east to the sea and built 8 barges, and traveled across the ocean to somewhere in the Americas. Where in the bible does it say that a group left and traveled east to the sea? I can't find it, but the video mentioned it.

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

It appears that you are referencing a specific topic related to the Book of Mormon and the story of the Jaredites. The story of the Jaredites and their journey from the Tower of Babel to the Americas is unique to the Book of Mormon and is not found in the Bible. The Book of Mormon is considered a sacred text by the Latter-day Saint movement (Mormonism), and it contains narratives and teachings that are distinct from the Bible. The story of the Jaredites is one of these unique narratives. While the Bible does mention the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11, it does not provide details about specific groups of people leaving and traveling east to the sea in the same manner as described in the Book of Mormon. It's important to note that the Book of Mormon is a religious text that is specific to the beliefs of the Latter-day Saint movement and is not part of the biblical canon recognized by other Christian denominations. As a result, discussions related to the Book of Mormon should be approached with sensitivity to the religious beliefs of those who adhere to it. If you have further questions or would like to explore specific biblical topics, please feel free to ask, and I'll be happy to assist you.

[@Misanthropic9294]

Lmao, Noah and his family were chosen out of the entire earth to be saved, and the rest of earth had to get destroyed, and then his great grandson becomes Nimrod. Good choice God.

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Dear commenter, It's important to approach biblical stories with an understanding of the context and lessons they convey. The story of Noah and the Ark is indeed a significant one in the Bible, and it teaches us several valuable lessons. First, the story of Noah illustrates the importance of righteousness and obedience to God's commands. Noah and his family were chosen because of their faithfulness and obedience to God, not because they were perfect individuals. Second, the story also serves as a reminder of God's justice and judgment. The flood was a consequence of widespread corruption, wickedness, and violence that had taken over the world at the time. God, in His justice, decided to cleanse the earth from this evil. Regarding Nimrod, he is mentioned in the Bible in the context of his role as a mighty hunter and ruler in ancient times. His story is separate from the account of Noah and the Ark. In the grand narrative of the Bible, we see God's plan for redemption and salvation unfolding, ultimately leading to the coming of Jesus Christ as the Savior of humanity. It's essential to study these stories with an open heart and seek to understand the deeper spiritual and moral lessons they convey. God's ways may not always align with our human understanding, but His ultimate plan is for the salvation of all who turn to Him in faith. May you continue to explore the rich teachings of the Bible with an open heart and a desire to grow in faith and understanding.

[@cassiebennet4262]

So you want God to stop free will of people?

[@Misanthropic9294]

@@cassiebennet4262 yes, yes I do. We obviously can’t handle it on the grand scale.

[@rastafaritv573]

To be acurate , Kush is black as Sudan and Abyssinia is where it locate , but you show a white man when you talk about Kush and Nimrod if he was his son must have been black too , let's be precise as God is precise too , Nimrod was the first king on Earth afer flood and he was Black

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for your comment and for sharing your perspective. We appreciate your attention to detail and your commitment to accuracy. It's important to acknowledge and respect the diversity of interpretations and representations within the Christian community. Our goal is to foster understanding and unity while sharing the teachings of Christ. Your insights contribute to our ongoing learning and growth as we strive to honor God's truth. Thank you for being a valued member of our community. God bless you abundantly. 🙏❤️

[@rastafaritv573]

God bless you too @@PathsofUnderstanding

[@johneli495]

There is nothing negative about Nimrod in the Bible. There is also no connection between Nimrod and the tower of Babel that I can find within the Bible. The negativity pertaining to Nimrod seems to be based on assumptions or extra biblical writings

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for sharing your perspective. It is true that the Bible provides limited information about Nimrod, and some additional interpretations may come from extra-biblical traditions. It is important to remember that interpretations may vary, and we encourage viewers to explore the biblical text for themselves to form their own understanding of Nimrod and related events. The emphasis should always be on the Bible as the primary source of theological insights and interpretations. God bless!

[@marquishajerry1126]

You must not have really read it, cause it's at the beginning of the Bible(Genesis 10:11-14)🤷🏽‍♀️😊 Amen anyhow❤.

[@theeternalsbeliever1779]

Genesis corroborates Josephus' statements about he led the world into rebellion against the laws and government of God a few generations after the Flood. It's pretty ignorant to believe that the Bible would have so much to say about what Paul called "this present evil world" and be completely silent about the man who was most responsible for institutionalizing human politics and the sun worshiping religions that are mentioned throughout scripture.

[@Brian4747-pt5fv]

We know more about nimrod outside the bible than inside. The reason is because we can use what the bible says and what other writings say and compare them. The bible does not tell the whole story. Some times it gives you enough to seek and find the truth

[@Wandaspellman]

What version of the Bible are you referencing for your comments?

[@calvinlewis6049]

Its sounds like the Vatican's!!!!

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for your contribution, God bless!!

[@AasraTeraa]

Do my hebrew christian islam brothers and sisters kmow what language the orginal name.of the four rivers that are attached to the garden of eden are in? HINT Not Hebrew

[@cyrilwingnek-qw1ik]

He's evil because the world made him that way. No fault of his own

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for your contribution, God bless!!

[@cassiebennet4262]

He doesn't have free will?

[@JohnBrown722so]

Lyjng chandl

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for your contribution, God bless!!

[@Vke-san88]

Alll talkd whit Serbian language but when u tallk on latin or English u change much of names and other stuff…

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for your contribution, God bless!!

[@Stp-n-r]

You guys should always try to set the records straight, last time I checked, Nimrom was not pale skinned.

[@audreyricci6383]

Nimrod.

[@PathsofUnderstanding]

Thank you for your comment, the images are merely illustrative. God bless!

[@lawrencestoke]

Americans always obsessed with skin colour 😳🙄

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​@@lawrencestokewhite Americans don't care.we care about individual behavior.stfu

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There are very few "true" illustrations of the Bible

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Nimrod is black .

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🙏❤❤ Thank you for your contribution, God bless!!

[@HeyAllWhatsUp]

Some would say the Tower of Babel represents the people's hunger for knowledge

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Thank you for sharing your perspective. The story of the Tower of Babel in the Bible, found in Genesis 11, is often interpreted in various ways. While some may see it as representing humanity's desire for knowledge and power, others view it as a cautionary tale about pride, disobedience, and the consequences of attempting to defy God. Regardless of interpretation, it serves as a reminder of the importance of humility, obedience, and reliance on God's wisdom rather than human achievement alone. We appreciate your engagement with our content and the opportunity to discuss these important themes. God bless. 🙏✨