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Genesis 11:26 · BSB
11:26 When Terah was 70 years old, he became the father of Abram, Nahor, and Haran.
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…of the church today as the unifying and only unifying institution in the world. Go back, if you will, and you might want to turn in your Bibles toGenesis chapter 11to follow along a bit if you do that. Is a story of the Tower of Babel. I heard it many times as a kid in Sunday school. But what I wanna do is go…
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…to fill the earth on mission, to image God, to, to glorify God, to fill the earth with the glory of God. Okay? That's Genesis one. Fast forward toGenesis chapter 11. You've got mankind already rebelling there against God's plan, because what do they do with the Tower of Babel? They're like, well, we're not…
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…so do it. divide their tongues, could even be a reference to judgment placed upon those constructing what we consider the Tower of Babel fromGenesis chapter 11. If you know that story, people that speak one language, they try to build a tower straight up to God, and so God punishes them by ruining their…
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…the flood at the time of Noah, it just recounts how different nations emerged from Noah's descendants and spread out across the globe. And then inGenesis chapter 11, we read of the Tower of Babel. Let me just read that to you. This is Genesis 11 from verse 1. Now the whole world had one language and a common…
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…proud, powerful, God-rejecting ruler. Babel, Babylon, was the site of the first organized system, if you remember, of idolatrous false religion inGenesis chapter 11. The Tower of Babel, the expression of that false religion, was like a ziggurat, an edifice designed to facilitate idolatrous worship, really. And…
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…And then we are confronted with a God of grace to interrupt us when we're headed the wrong way. If you got your Bibles, would you open up toGenesis chapter 11? If you got your notes, you can follow along there. The sermon title today is, well, let's just say babble. That's a fun word to say. Go ahead and…
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…that they've realized this technology, Google's next task will be to build a tower that reaches to the heavens. So direct reference to the story inGenesis chapter 11, where the people uh in Babylon, who are all speaking with one language, decide that they're going to build a tower to the heavens. They say this…
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…Babylon, is is gonna be something I wanna define. First of all, the word Babylon in Hebrew has its roots connected to the word Babel. Babel's inGenesis chapter 11. It's a story of a city and a tower being built without God and the human pride comes in, let's build a tower to reach the heavens. And this is the…
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…children among us. We want that to continue. Speaking of continuing, we are continuing our series in the book of Genesis on the life of Abraham,Genesis chapter 11through 25, and we are doing that for a couple reasons. First of all, it prepares us for our series in Romans when we go back to chapter 4, which…
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Genesis chapter 11, verses one through nine. Now the whole earth had one language and the same words. And as people migrated from the east, they found a plain in the…
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…that had to do with the survival and the security and the safety of the people of God. We only have to think, for example, of the Tower of Babel inGenesis Chapter 11. Think of the Tower of Idar, think of the Tower of Pennuelle, think of the Tower of Shechem, to name but a few. Now in the past 4000 years, all…
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…God's people. Um, and, and so in preserving Shem's line, God is providing hope for this rebellious, divided humanity. And, uh, that's the point ofGenesis 11 verses 10 to 26, this genealogy. Um, this, these are, these are notoriously difficult passages to sort of preach on, but just notice a couple of things going on…
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…come back week after week to hear what God has to say to us in his word. We're continuing our series in the story of Abraham, which takes place inGenesis chapters 11through 25, in the larger context of the book of Genesis. So we're not doing the whole book, just this one story. And we're doing it, first of all,…
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…back week after week to hear what God has to say to us in his word. This week, we are beginning a series in the story of Abraham, which we find inGenesis chapters 11through 25. Genesis, the entire book, is the origin story of God's people, his people Israel, beginning with Abraham. And you'll notice we're not…
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…defiles the sanctuary, defiles true worship because it takes people away from God. Let's look at 2 examples of this. Go back to Genesis and go toGenesis Chapter 11. Genesis Chapter 11 again, we can't just jump into religions and cults without laying some groundwork here. So I hope you understand that as we go…
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…the promise history. We got to know who this dude Abraham is before we can talk about Isaac. We got to know. OK? So I invite you to turn with me toGenesis Chapter 11. OK? This is arguably one of the biggest moments in Scripture. If you had a list of 10 most important verses in the Bible, I hope you know Genesis…
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…us so that we could go up to Him. Amen. Something else touches on in Scripture that our minds might start clicking off a little bit. When we readGenesis Chapter 11, you remember another patriarch, Abraham Isaac, Jacob. He's in a place and he's laid down for the night and used some stones for a pillow, and he…
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…for his image-bearers. This was like the final straw, as God is trying to incorporate all people in all places into his plan of redemption. InGenesis chapter 11, we see the results of this. It says, So from there the Lord scattered them throughout the earth, and they stopped building the city, and therefore…
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…that to imply that there's something going on there that relates to a historical truth? So, Babylon, why would he call Rome Babylon? Flip over toGenesis chapter 11. But I've a page number on screen. But yes, we do page seven. It's at the beginning of the book. Obviously, it's the first book in the Bible. A…
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…not go too far. Let's just go up to this point. But if we go back a little ways, our first introduction to Abraham is actually in the last bit ofGenesis chapter 11. We're introduced to his family. And then we start in Genesis chapter 12, where God gives an invitation to Abraham. One of the greatest invitations…
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