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Man's rebellion leads to God's direct intervention in their affairs.

Good-morning! Who can tell me what we talked about last week? How many animals did Noah take on the ark? Well, this morning, we are going to learn about the Tower of Babel. So, God was faithful and saved Noah, his wife and His sons and their wives. God saved eight people from the flood. Well after the…

바벨탑과 같은 우리 인생

The Tower of Babel, as depicted in the biblical narrative, symbolizes humanity's attempt to reach the heavens through their own means, leading to divine intervention and the dispersion of languages. This event highlights the consequences of human arrogance and the pursuit of power without regard for divine authority. Paganism, with its diverse beliefs and practices, often emphasizes the worship of natural forces and deities, contributing to cultural diversity and shaping the spiritual landscape of ancient civilizations. Both the Tower of Babel story and paganism illustrate humanity's enduring quest for understanding and connection with the divine, albeit through different lenses and outcomes.

1. 하나님과 같아 지려 함 2. 바벨탑을 쌓았음 3. 하나님이 흩어버리심

Introduction The world after the flood was meant to be a new creation. All the evil and wicked people in the previous generation had been wiped away. Only the one righteous man left on earth, along with his family, survived. However, this didn’t work and the story of Noah’s flood serves as a rebuttal…

Cf. Zephaniah 3:9

Following the creation accounts we will trace the two paths that Genesis outlines, covering the stories of Cain & Abel, The Flood, the Tower of Babel, Abraham, Isaac, and God’s covenants to humanity. We will look at what life living in and outside of the blessing of God looks like and begin to unpack God’s plan for redemption.

Jesus Christ is the King of kings and all the kings of the earth must bow down to Him.