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Introduction:
Recap prophecy to Noah’s Sons: Setting; to Canaan; to Japheth; to Shem; Lessons - it’s more important that we finish well.
I. Division of the Earth (Gen.
10:25).
A. The Days of Peleg
Name means “division”
B. Interpretation of Gen. 10:25
Continental Drift Theory - Land masses drift apart forming Continents
The Division of the People - Simply speaks of what happens in the next chapter-
II.
The Tower of Babel (Gen.
11:1-9).
A. Man’s Rebellion (Gen.
11:1-4).
1.
The Flood destroyed sinful men, not the sin-nature of mankind.
2. All people spoke the same language and the same dialect.
(Hebrew?)
3.
People are migrating from Ararat to the plain of Shinar.
4. They described the project excitedly to one another as if it were the ultimate achievement [compare modern man’s advancements]
5. Nimrod, a powerful leader, was the force behind this.
6.
They determine to build a city, and most notably, a Tower that would be famous for its design, size and worship.
7. Their sin is two-fold:
a. Direct disobedience to God’s command to fill the earth.
b.
Attempting to steal the glory that belongs to God alone (making themselves a name).
B. God’s Response (Gen.
11:5-9).
1. God views the city and the Tower (and the evil they represent) and determines to put an end to it.
2. He confuses their language, causing communication (and the construction) to stop.
3. A half-built city is left as a monument to man’s achievements.
4. The blessing of Pentecost is a direct contrast to the confusion of Babel.
See Acts 2
5.
In the Millennium, unity and holiness will come together for the glory of God.
Conclusion:
God’s way is the best way; the devil may have his Nimrod’s, but God will bring His purposes to pass by direct involvement in humanity and individual lives.
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