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Genesis 11:2 · BSB
11:2 And as people journeyed eastward, they found a plain in the land of Shinar and settled there.
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…given in Hebrews chapter 11, but I want to go back just to kind of fill in this picture a little bit more. So, we And Abraham who he is. So inGenesis chapter 11, this is pretty close to the creation of the world. Relatively, the world is not that old at this point, and we read about this man named Abraham.…
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…you boil it down. There's really not that much distinction between these but yet at the Tower of Babel they all spoke one language. Didn't they? InGenesis chapter 11, if you have your Old Testament, please turn to Genesis chapter 11. We're just going to look at a few passages here. In Genesis 11:1, notice what…
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…the past, looking forward to what he will do in the future so that we can follow him and live faithfully now in the present. We are moving on fromGenesis chapters 11and 12, where we were last week, to Genesis chapter 22. You'll remember our first week, we were in Genesis chapter 3, and we talked about the fact…
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Genesis chapter 11. We come to the end of our series in Genesis, these foundational chapters. If we want to understand the story of the Bible, we really need to start…
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…up to the heavens. And we see God at that point bringing his judgment on them by scattering the nations and changing their languages. We're told inGenesis chapter 11that everyone spoke the same language until God decided they were going to speak different languages. And of course, that it destroyed their…
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Thank you. Thank you. We need our text this morning,Genesis chapter 11, starting at verse 1. Now the whole world had one language and a common speech. As people moved eastward, they found plains in Shinar and settled…
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…our hands this week. We pray in Jesus' name when everyone said, Amen. You can have a see. If you got a Bible, I invite you to take and open up toGenesis chapter 11. If you don't have a Bible, don't sweat it, it'll come up on the screen. We are finishing today a series that would have been in entitled Return to…
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…that happen all the time in eating, Arthur? I'm sure. But that's just what God has done. In his judgment and in his mercy. What has God done? Well,Genesis chapter 11. That's the whole story, isn't it? The story of the whole earth. They had one language and one speech at the time. And it came to pass that they…
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…that God holds us rightly so, especially accountable for our rejection of him, all people. And in his judgment in the early bits of the Bible inGenesis chapter 11, is to scatter people from his presence across the earth, confusing their languages and their cultures, so that we as humanity cannot work together…
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…is full of pride. Because we naturally say, no God, I don't want you. I want to be you. That's what we're going to see this morning as we turn toGenesis chapter 11. The pride of man. And we're going to see the downward spiral of humanity. And the depths of depravity that we're capable of reaching. But most…
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Well, good morning, church. Our sermon text this morning isGenesis chapter 11. Starting in verse 10, we're going to go through chapter 12, verse 4. That is page 8 in the Pew Bible, if you want to follow along there. If you're…
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…center in this stage is a ziggurat, which has been used in many different ways. But this coming week, it's to help call attention or reminder toGenesis chapter 11and the ziggurat that stood there in Genesis chapter 11 where the people who were in existence at the time, descendants of Noah, came to build.…
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…to make a name for themselves. In Genesis 3, Adam and Eve, they eat the fruit which God told them not to eat of so that they could be like God. InGenesis chapter 11, the Tower of Babel, the people wanted to build a tower to make a name for themselves. But in Genesis chapter 12, we see the huge, powerful God of…
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…by someone. You see, the default position in our human hearts is to make a name for ourselves. It goes right back, beginning of the Bible, inGenesis chapter 11. We want to pursue our renown, our reputation, our glory. And here we come to the end of this series on Here We Stand. We've been reminded of what…
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…you people to listen, so he scatters them. The very next chapter, God sets his affection on a man named Abram. He's the nations were created inGenesis chapter 11. Genesis chapter 12, God says, You know what, Abram? I'm gonna bless you, and through you, all the nations of the world will be blessed. And so…
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…chapter three. And one of the big consequences of that is God's judgment upon all people. And you see it played out in terms of the nations inGenesis chapter 11, where he scatters people. He confuses their language so that they would not work together in order to dethrone him as the Lord of all. And yet God…
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…of those who belong to him. And you get to verses 9 and 10 and there is smoke. There is smoke rising from the ruins in Eden. It's the language ofGenesis chapter 11and Sodom and Gomorrah. But do you notice, Eden here is not just one day. Shouldn't you remember verse 1? It's all the nations. And that represents…
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…that more than any other name in the Bible, Babylon personifies something, doesn't it? What does Babylon remind you of? It reminds you of Babel inGenesis chapter 11. Humankind's desire to be its own saviour. But Babylon is the epitome of human pride. Look at verse 11 again. I will put an end to the pomp of the…
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…all of humanity is tainted by sin as a result our natural bias is towards sin it's part of our nature and one of the big consequences of that isgenesis chapter 11where god judges all people where he scatters them and confuses their language so that they will not work together again in order to storm the…
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…And so he tells us to do things that, quote unquote, don't make sense to us, but make a difference for him and his name and his gospel. And so inGenesis chapter 11, they said, Let's build a tower to the heavens and make a name for ourselves. And they did, and God looked down and said, No, no, no, no, no, no,…
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