The Nephilim and The Fall of Babylon

Why did God scatter the earth at Babel?
Is this connected to the Nephilim?
Why is the oppression of Israel so important to keep in Focus?
Welcome to another episode of Ring Them Bells!!!
Dr. Michael Heiser, Tim Mackie, join the conversation with myself and author Caleb S. Lewis to discuss the spiritual tampering of the Nephilim and how this is connected to the fall of the tower of Babylon and God scattering the nations of the earth.
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Links to source material
1) The Unseen realm - Dr. Michael Heiser- • The Unseen Realm
2) Bible Project snake crusher- • This Is the Hope For E...
3) bible Project podcast - Giants and Justice - podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast...
4) Tim Mackie Book of Job Sermon- • The Lost Sermon of Tim...
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[@ringthembells143]

🔔Check out the full interview going over some of these important themes in Genesis🔔 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ6sm5uNbcmai5osi=4vXzHoIi4NjsPw8s

[@strangetheology]

I also find it interesting that the promise of the satan, and the promise of trans-humanism is to not die, but it is not a promise of eternal life. Perpetual life and eternal life are not the same.

[@monicadiazrivera3907]

Very interesting and very, very true.

[@hmommy3]

“They will long for death but it will be denied them”

[@sreed7637]

@@hmommy3that seems to be me these days …. I hate this world.

[@ringthembells143]

Great point!!!

[@debraford883]

Yes, I do think that we humans have to understand the difference between these two choices. Is your loyalty with the creator of life, Yahewh? Or with the bringer of death, Lucifer. Who is himself a created being.

[@strangetheology]

“They all used the same words” just like the news anchors today 🤨🤔🙏

[@jeffreyrowe-mi3pc]

Only natural. Bible scholars are part of a relatively small community.

[@timmyhiller4382]

Perhaps one language/lip indicates United mindset. One belief system as in one world government, one world religion. A common philosophy as in current 'talking points'. Once Christians aka the church aka bride of Christ is removed, well then Yahweh will allow the final 7 years will occur.

[@scottatutube1]

Fired bricks, Tar for mortar - what is a common property here? WATERPROOF! Trying to be FLOOD PROOF. This new technology and method was very very likely chosen in direct response to the catastrophic judgment by God sending the FLOOD - which was still in the common memory of the people. These ancestors of ours wanted to get to heaven without God's assistance AND without God being able to stop them. The idolatry of mankind. I've lived in the developing world of Eurasia and one of the most common building methods for millennia has been adobe bricks and mud mortar. This method can be protected to a limited extent to occasional rains, even heavy rains but in a flood - even a shallow flood, the bricks soften becoming mud again and the buildings collapse. I think the waterproof quality was the main reason they chose these materials.

[@sandyhardy3419]

Just like Dylan said, you gotta serve somebody… It may be the devil, or it may be the Lord but you’re gonna have to serve somebody

[@TommyStahr]

Most all serve the Beast today and don't understand it. Rev 13:11-16 is America. Two horns are right-wing Christians and Catholics. The Image is right in front of you. Compare Exodus and Rev 13:16 & Matt 5:29. The Mark of the Beast is SIN. We must be born again to wash off the Mark of the Beast. The Mark is symbolic & metaphoric , the Image is real. TV, movies, music, Facebook, KZbin, Instagram, tik-tok, X, etc. It's all fulfilled. 2Thess2:11 is here. The church is fallen. Trump is lawless. They believe THE LIE

[@johndaugherty4127]

Best Christian album ever made.

[@oflunrazeuqram]

I dont serve anyone or anything. I reject everything and everyone.

[@miryamnae2164]

Amen. 🎶

[@Auto..Payge.]

@@oflunrazeuqramam I my brothers keeper?? I’m sure that’s what Cain asked after he murdered his brother.. the problem is that the answer to the question is yes. Yes you are supposed to treat others as yourself. We are all family after all.

[@terraloft]

Eliminates racism as created in God's image... Sin separates and the wisdom of God is revealed through His judgments.. as to what is and who has the Mind of Christ

[@hannahzucker]

I want a humble heart. How i have so much to learn. Thank you

[@ringthembells143]

Same 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@jaynelyone687]

You only need to believe in Jesus, that he was the son of God, who came and died on the cross for our sins and You Will be Saved🙏🏻. Everything else in the Bible is good to know but believing the above is key

[@Neraa777]

@@jaynelyone687so not true, there are many who “believe “ but Abba Father clearly says “ I never knew you” It is not just a belief, you have to pick up your cross daily, be dead to your flesh, follow Jesus with obedience. Please be very careful what you tell others how to believe !

[@Surdashery954]

Florida! Woot woot

[@bobroman765]

Here's a summary and outline of the key points from the article about the Nephilim and the fall of Babylon: Summary: The article discusses the biblical narrative of the Nephilim and the Tower of Babel, connecting these stories to the broader themes of rebellion against God, the corruption of creation, and the eventual fall of Babylon. It explores how these ancient tales relate to later biblical events and prophetic visions, particularly regarding commercial and religious aspects of Babylon's downfall. Outline: I. The Nephilim and Divine Rebellion A. Sons of God mating with daughters of men B. Creation of the Nephilim (giants) C. Corruption of the earth leading to the flood II. The Tower of Babel A. Unified language and purpose of humanity B. Building a city and tower to reach the heavens C. God's intervention to confuse languages III. Babylon in Biblical Context A. Historical background of Babylon B. Symbolic representation in prophecy C. Commercial and religious aspects of Babylon IV. Themes of Rebellion and Corruption A. Parallels between Eden and Babel narratives B. Human desire to redefine good and evil C. Scaling of both positive and negative human achievements V. God's Response to Rebellion A. The flood as purification of creation B. Confusion of languages at Babel C. Prophecies of Babylon's ultimate fall VI. Israel's Perspective on Babylon A. Influence of Israel's history of oppression B. Babylon as a symbol of corrupt human power C. Invitation to join God's people despite cultural differences VII. Hope and Redemption A. The promise of the seed of the woman B. David as a messianic figure C. Unity in God transcending national boundaries The article weaves together various biblical narratives to present a cohesive view of human rebellion, divine intervention, and the ultimate hope for redemption and unity in God, using Babylon as a central motif throughout these themes.

[@tylerbarrett6652]

I think you are missing something here... the word for "name" in Hebrew was "shem"... They wanted to make a "shem" for themselves. They wanted their OWN king... and not follow King Shem who followed the almighty God. They wanted their OWN gods and they wanted their gods to do THEIR bidding. So God basically said - Why don't you try that and let's see how it goes... right?

[@claudiarangel1904]

Great show!!!

[@joshuakarr-BibleMan]

3:36 I've been told too, God makes stones. We are stones, each unique and useful in its designed purpose. In making bricks, unifirm and useful in only one way, we imitated God poorly, and for our own wicked purposes.

[@Mia-xw1nh]

Great show.

[@delaineu7340]

The part with David echoing the fallen angels caught me off guard. I was watching a documentary about some of the desert cities of, I think, the Tigre people. A woman was their guide. She explained to them the ancient culture that the rooftop was the women's space. Above the dust of the street, they worked there, and bathed there. Men were not allowed on rooftops. I thought of David. If this was a widespread custom in the Middle East, then David was definitely looking for trouble even being up there.

[@sandyhardy3419]

Great Series …Spot on time wise

[@revalationrevaltion9291]

Unified words the great reset

[@haxguy0]

Thank you for making these videos. You do a great job stitching everything together and you've had really great guests on as well.

[@ringthembells143]

@@haxguy0 thanks! That really means a lot✔️✌️🔔

[@andrewclark6394]

Great video thanks for your work. I think it is important to restore the ancient world view of scripture, it adds a lot of context and depth to our understanding of Jesus and his work of salvation.

[@appaloosa42]

And now the language of computers is being tried to make us ‘one’… does not bode well for the future!

[@cyndiestafford3150]

It took a year to bring one brick up from the ground to the top of the Tower. Nimrod said it was better that a worker fall to his death, than to lose one brick. Praise God in all things great & small, glory to God, Jesus is KING

[@JoyPeace-ej2uv]

"All in all we're just another brick in the wall". In the song what was the wall for? Keeping something in or something out? Conformity is not what God requires but I associate it with satan. God wants love, towards him and each other and obedience because it brings peace.

[@Cuefrost101]

Gilgamesh is actually Nimrod after fleeing from the tower.

[@acerrspage4205]

So, back at the beginning of this vids dialogue. The references to Gen 11:3 . Brick they had for Stone and Slime they had for Mortar. Take note of the language. Brick is not the preferred building material. Stone is...!!! But due to where they have chosen to build, the Plain of Shinar, There is no Stone available to build with. 'Brick they had for Stone'...Brick is the 'stand in' or replacement material. Brick is inferior in strength and durability than 'brick' or 'concrete'. They are likely trying to build a structure that is remembered from before the time of the flood by the sons of Noah. And that structure from before the flood, they are trying to re recreate, was made of stone from the ground. But man no longer has the means to work the stone the way they could before The Flood.

[@johnnyadkins4191]

Question: Could Ai be the one language every one speaks in new babel certainly they will be able to accomplish everything?

[@Eddie53172]

Comment. ✅ ✅

[@gregsimms153]

"God wants to make a new creation..." We are also made a new creation. Does our baptism parallel the flood of the Earth?

[@homerscornbread]

Did they suggest in this video that the Tower of Babel was destroyed during the time of the captivity of Israel in Egypt? And if so, what proof is offered that a tower in Babylon was not destroyed during the time recorded when the land had one language? When Israel was in captivity in Egypt there were certainly more than one language.

[@wichitadisciple9874]

Not sure, it confused me too. There was about 450 years between the Tower of Babel (~2300 BC) and the Israelite enslavement in Egypt (~1846 BC - 1446 BC).

[@Peanuts-and-corn]

The Tower of Babel was destroyed. 1/3 was destroyed by fire, 1/3 was buried and the last 1/3 is in the sky where the prince of the air resides. It’s in the book of Jasher. The top 1/3 that is aloft is Mother Babylon

[@davidaulds7031]

Could you tell me what the Title of the book by Ronn Johnson that involves the subject of the Nephilim? You have a young man on a few weeks back and he discussed that book in part. I'd like to find out the exact title so I can look for and purchase it. Thank you again for all these interviews and work you are putting in. God Bless!

[@ringthembells143]

I’ll see what I can do to get that answer for you

[@davidaulds7031]

@@ringthembells143 Thank you looking forward to hearing back.

[@JoyPeace-ej2uv]

Brian Godawa you might enjoy his 8 book series Dr. Mike Heiser approved

[@pattichapman7296]

Is there anyway you can send out a text an hour or so before these videos drop? I’d LOVE to see them live!! I don’t get the notice for an hour or more AFTER they drop. I don’t know if you can, but I’m just asking. I understand completely if you can’t. I will send you my phone #.

[@ringthembells143]

There’s a little bell icon that you can turn on alerts for this channel.

[@pattichapman7296]

@@ringthembells143 I have clicked it to get them, but when I click it the video is at least an hour old & usually closer to a day.

[@ringthembells143]

@@pattichapman7296 I’m so sorry about that. I’ll see what I can do.

[@pattichapman7296]

@@ringthembells143 thank you very much!! God Bless you & your family!!

[@monicadiazrivera3907]

Supposedly these bricks were like very high tech conductors. Something in the tar, and material of the stone.

[@JoyPeace-ej2uv]

Cities divide labor. Farmers feed the city and generally have poorer lifestyles. Running water, cities are often set on rivers or divert running rivers and water to themselves. Art and buildings often dictate how we see the world and in particular who/how we worship. Cities reward cultural pursuits including mass production of items like leather, textiles, pottery or bricks for construction. God declared that mankind was to spread out, at the tower they declared they would stay closer. Concentrate power and focus on their own desires, luxury and not on obedience to God.

[@writerblocks9553]

You should take a look at the lore of Elden Ring

[@strangetheology]

Genesis 6 is definitely connected to Genesis 3:15. Remember it’s the serpent YHWH is talking to in Genesis 3:15 not the woman.

[@monicadiazrivera3907]

Also serpent loves working with women, easy to get man to fall.

[@carriewilloughby3806]

Perfectly said. Seed of the serpent vs seed of the woman. I believe it was Christ saying it. Tim alberino was just talking about it.

[@educational4434]

Before I get into this video, do either of you know ahead of time what this video creator's view of who Mystery: Babylon the Great is? I really dislike wasting my time when they ultimately turn out to be vague about it or try to imply that it's like the United Nations, or the entire earth, or a nebulous spiritual religious concept, instead of a literal physical modern city/country

[@Manyfires_BurningBrightly]

​@@educational4434 It is a spiritual condition...of worldliness. Loving the world and material things, craving power, money etc. It's all that comprises the darkness in this realm and so much more. Repentance and sincerely seeking Christ Jesus are the only ways out of Babylon. God bless you🙏

[@educational4434]

@@Manyfires_BurningBrightly No, it simply isn't. Mystery, Babylon the Great is a literal city that is literally destroyed with literal physical actual fire, and that literal physical actual city is never to be inhabited again for all of eternity, and people are told to physically literally with their physical feet run physically out of that physical actual literal city

[@cyndiestafford3150]

David and Golieth were cousins; Ruth and Orpah were sisters. Ruth is David's great grandmother & Orpah is Golieth's great grandmother, according to ancient Jewish texts. Praise God in all things great & small, glory to God, Jesus is KING

[@stevengreenwade4802]

Do some research and do a video on who are the Israelites today!

[@dougwallen3814]

I think you're missing a big point the one guy hit on it had God already told them that they were going to be scattered why were they afraid of being scattered there's more to that

[@zixzysm]

They needed to stay in one place to keep producing post flood nephilim through their cult rituals (as described in the video). The “tower” (ziggurat) was a temple, a place where the gods could come up.

[@adamcloninger-dj9ln]

Your phones would be gone because its in the phones

[@sandrarichards658]

No one every gives a good explanation of where the post flood nephillum come from ????

[@Manyfires_BurningBrightly]

Check out Gary Wayne, The Genesis 6 Conspiracy author. Oh my gosh he's utterly amazing. 30+ years of research on this very subject. God bless you!❤🙏

[@debramar3300]

CERN

[@End_of_Days]

is this a Mormon Channel?

[@ringthembells143]

@@End_of_Days ummmm nahhh This is a Jesus channel✌️😘🔔

[@donniefarist3807]

Babylon did fall, under the Mongols, and they were very effective at that.

[@sandyhardy3419]

Spiritual “Babylon” is alive well & evil

[@KimberlyWard-Evans717]

@@sandyhardy3419generation 2434 did a fantastic study on it last night.

[@marcus8710]

I'm really fascinated by Rene Gerard and his description of how this process is the way Satan keeps replacing himself

[@billybobwombat2231]

🤣🤣🙄

[@CoryMartz]

Embarrassing

[@seanquinlan6887]

Que?

[@CoryMartz]

@@seanquinlan6887 Embarazoso. Sabes?

[@robertmcgee1771]

In the beginning you literally said you chose a translation because of a definition rather than accuracy, and show me right away you guys are not following for truth you're literally taken translations based on your feelings rather than translation

[@ringthembells143]

@@robertmcgee1771 your problem is you think that you should be using one translation. All translations are valuable and our resource to get to the intended meeting from the original author to the original audience

[@robertmcgee1771]

@@ringthembells143 well I will totally disagree what you should be looking for is the text to align properly with the original translation. Each translation has to change 10% in order to receive proceeds camo this is the only motivation for the new translation in the first place. You all are literally making word salads out of the text... it's really sad

[@93komuso]

You cheapen and corrupt the spiritual power of these mythologies if you take them literally. Not to mention how childish and ignorant it makes you sound. Stop treating the bible like an idol.

[@clay25420]

Stop treating the bible as mere mythology..

[@93komuso]

@@clay25420 The fact that you use the word "mere" shows that you don't understand the power of mythology.

[@clay25420]

@@93komuso Look, when Jesus says something like I am the bread of life and breaks it - I see metaphor because that is what is 'literally' meant, pointing to to a spirtual reality and Jesus says do this in remembrance of Him..... But Jesus doing miracles (and the miracles of the old testament), being God, death and ressurection are NOT metaphor or myth, as much of the old testament is NOT metaphor. Not all the truths of the bible are parables which point to ultimate truths... They are literal in the sense of what the inspired writers wrote, as well as literal in what occurred. Myth by it's definition has a connotation of fiction. It's not a good word to use about anything you mean to be wholly true, only partially and traditionally at best.

[@93komuso]

@@clay25420 The old testament is CLEARLY religious mythology, cultural legends, and pseudo-history. The new testament is mostly the invention and assertions of a single man with dubious intentions (named Paul). The rest is anonymous fan fiction about a martyred rabbi, with a nice Jewish apocalyptic revenge fantasy to finish it off. It's baffling how anyone could believe that this haphazard collection of archaic literature is the perfect, univocal, inerrant word of a living God. It's ridiculous.

[@MichaelDBiggs]

"Babylon" is organized Religion. "Zion" is what the Lord is building. One will fall, the other will stand in that Day. Of which are you?

[@byzantinedeacon]

Great show.