Nimrod and Babylon: The Birth of Idolatry - Genesis 10:8-12; Genesis 3:15; Genesis 11
Date Submitted: 09/10/2006 06:09:11
Category: / Recreation & Sports / Health & Beauty
Length: 4 pages (1068 words)
Category: / Recreation & Sports / Health & Beauty
Length: 4 pages (1068 words)
After the flood Noah and his family repopulated the earth. Because the deluge did not eradicate sin, man's sinful nature ran wild once again. At the same time, territories were overrun with wild beasts, turning against the inhabitants of the land. The battle of man against beast was hot and fearful, but in the midst of it, Nimrod, son of Cush, appeared as the 'knight in shining armor'. A "mighty hunter," Nimrod delivered the people …
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…is Isis and Horus; in India, Isi and Iward; in Asia, Cybele and Deorius; in ancient Rome, Fortuna and Jupiter; and in Greece, Ceres/Irene and Plutus. The demonic counterfeit was long in place before the real mother and child walked the earth -- Mary and Jesus, the Christ.
REFERENCES:
Adam's Kin, by Ruth Beechick
Astrology, the Ancient Conspiracy, by Ben Adam
Devil Take the Youngest, by Winkie Pratney
The Two Babylons, by Alexander Hislop
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