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And the Lord said, Behold, the people is one, and
they have all one language; and this they begin to do: and
now nothing will be restrained from them, which they
have imagined to do.

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The potential for evil in the attempt to build the
Tower of Babel, as recorded in the eleventh chapter of
Genesis, was not in any threat to physically "reach unto
heaven," nor was it in the desire to establish a city. The
danger was in a concentration of power and the
elimination of the division of nations established by

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A division of nations is of paramount importance
because it has served to control the spread of evil
throughout the earth. This is substantiated by Bible
history in that the concept of nations was not established
until after the universal flood of Noah's time. Prior to the

flood, mankind had become so corrupted that, except
Noah and those with him, all human inhabitants were
destroyed. Immediately after the flood the concept of
nations began, as recorded in Genesis chapter ten. From
that time on, nations served as a check on each other
throughout Old Testament history.

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Chapter 12

U.N. Modern Tower of Babel

Genesis 11:6

Divine Providence.