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JOSE from Brazil

March 8 at 12:17 am
Let me understand Father: The ancestors of each one here began to build Babylon in the land of Shinar, because we are all noamites, sons and daughters of Noah, and they were -gathered altogether- after the flood. And You YHWH came down and visited them and confused (balal) the tongues of our ancestors, that the man couldn't comprehend the talk of his brother, and they were scattered abroad. The city was called Babylon (Babel), but they were not able to finish it, nor the tower to the heaven. Nimrod is not necessary our ancestor, he showed skill hunting, and gained renown "mighty hunter in front of YHWH, " and his kingdom was Babylon, Accad and he went to Ashur built Niniveh, this became a powerful man, it means inequality, politics, construction, Mesopotamia. From here appeared the first empires. Make me understand this YHWH in Jesus Christ's name.
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