What was the tower of babel, anybody know?

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The tower of babel was a large pyramid or ziggurat built by the first known king after the great flood, Nimrod. The tower was the largest engineering project in ancient babylon, the capital city. The purpose of the tower was to show that man could create something so great and grand without the help of God. That man using intellect could build his own mountain. And stand atop it as God resides on the Mountain tops. It was a show of defiance toward God.

God seeing what the devil was up too, and noticing that man left to their own devices was capable of great things, that ultimately would create their demise and would destroy their happiness and lives. Hence he scattered the population into multiple nations and languages so they could no longer easily come together.

The point of the tower was to proclaim man as high as God, or to make man God. Which we are not. At this time Nimrod also introduced the Devil's religion which was polytheism. The worship of multiple god's. This of course was just the devil's way to proclaim himself God, and his demons.

When God scattered the population, this occult or Mystery religion went with them. The names changed, and the stories altered yet lived on. The Greeks call them Zeus, Hades, Poseidon, and so on. The mystery babylon is still alive and well within the Mystery religions, or false religions or occult. Polytheism for the most part. Islam, Catholic, Mormon, Hindu, Buddhism, and so on. The only true religion is Christianity. Proclaiming Jesus Christ is your Lord and savior and trying your hardest to learn to live like Christ, teach and be loving to every man you encounter.

Be fooled not. Mystery Babylon is alive and well. I would ask you to do your own research on the subject. Read books, go through history and read it for yourself. The United States is also built upon this Mystery religion and occult polytheism. Look up the painting at the top of the congress rotunda. It may shock you. Or the painting at the UN.