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…evil and rebellion against God. Do not we live in a culture that has evil and rebellion against God. And it was founded, though, by Nimrod inGenesis 10, verse 9, a proud, powerful, God-rejecting ruler. Babel, Babylon, was the site of the first organized system, if you remember, of idolatrous false religion…
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…And so some believe that the people known as Magog may be the descendants of Noah's grandson, of that same name, by the way, if you look back inGenesis chapter 10in verse 2. And then those descendants, though, of Noah's grandson later became known as the Scythians, and they inhabited that region that was…
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…or something. But it could also be referring to the importance of Nineveh as a historical city. You can read about Nineveh all the way back inGenesis chapter 10. Jonah is called to go there, to this great city, but we're not exactly given right here why. We're not told exactly how evil Nineveh really is,…
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…down to seven, it comes to the number 70. And to the Jews, the number 70 would have represented all the nations. And this goes all the way back toGenesis chapter 10. Moses lists a bunch of names that came after Noah, and you add up all those heads of homes, and it's the number 70. So for them, 70 bulls…
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