Plain Truth 1959 (Vol XXIV No 03) Mar - Herbert W. Armstrong

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Page 24 The PLAIN TRUTH March, 1959 accuse each other of not talking plainly. Some talked one way, while others talked other ways. The less they understood one another, the more they argued. Arguments grew God confused the language of the nations at the Tower of Babel.
March, 1959 The PLAIN TRUTH Page 2S into fights. Work came to a halt on the tower. (Genesis 11: 7-8.) Can you imagine what it would be like if each one in your family would start speaking in a language of his own? Not understanding each other would lead to much trouble, and it would be hard to live together. So it was with the men who were working under Nimrod on the tower that came to be known as the "tower of Babel." Not every workman necessarily spoke a different language, but so many ways of speaking developed through God's influence that there was too much confusion to continue erecting the tall temple. The tower was thereafter called "Babel" because "Babel" meant "confusion" in the language Noah spoke. Not understanding their neighbors, many of the families living in or near the city of Babylon moved away to seek a living in distant parts of the land. This was what God had intended for them to do. (Genesis 10:25 and Deuteronomy 32: 7-8.) His way of scattering them by confusing their language was a great blow to Nimrod and his schemes for quick growth of his kingdom and greater control over man's religious hahits. But during the next few years, while people were scattering out over the lands, those who stayed in or near Babylon were also becoming greater in numbers. Besides, many families who had never before been near Babylon stopped there in their travels. In time, there were so many men again living there that Nimrod once more put men to work on the city of Babylon. People came from afar to gaze upon the vast mass of buildings and high walls of the city called Babylon.
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