This is a short segment from the third lecture I gave at the Take on the World 2019 conference. In it I show how the Tower of Babel actually was about height after all. Furthermore, I show how (apparently) even the occultists at NASA appear to understand the Nimrod – Osiris – Orion – Apollo connection.
This is a modified version of this video to hopefully get around YouTube’s lack of understanding Fair Use in Copyright Law.
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yet ANOTHER problem with the Nimrod and Tower of Babel story
"Hislop deduces that Ninus, aka Nimrod, ruled around 2000 BC, from 2039 BC to 1987 BC.73 While early, this
dating still presents serious problems. Ten generations separate Noah’s sons from Abraham (Gen. 11:10-26).
Nimrod, the grandson of Ham, belongs to the 3rd generation. Peleg was the 5th generation; he was so named,
because “in his days the earth was divided” (Gen. 10:25)."
BINGO! you got at least 500 or 600 years after The Flood to Peleg, while Nimrod was most likely dead 400 or 500 years after The Flood. (There are more than one way to compute the begats, and none of them make anything but a senile, weak flabby Nimrod contemporary to Peleg's youth.) So now, especially since Nimrod isn't mentioned in The Bible in connection with the tower, is it possible he had nothing to do with it? Nimrod founded the cities surrounding the tower but it doesn't say he built it.
And while you're dividing the population by language, why not go a step farther and divide their locations physically? I think the separation of landmasses into the continents we have now happened suddenly in Peleg's time, also the Tower of Babel. If one miracle, why not another?
long story short on nimrod not being ninus and semiramis not knowing wither of them
"Ninus is not attested in any of the extensive king lists compiled by the Mesopotamians themselves,…An Assyrian queen Shammuramat…for five years from 811 BC ruled the Neo-Assyrian Empire as regent for her son Adad-nirari III, and had been the wife of Shamshi-Adad V. ….Ninus was first identified in the Recognitions (part of Clementine literature) with the biblical Nimrod,…" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninus numbers are source notes.
.” “…[Ctesias of Cnidus's] history… gossip, fairy tales and legend.” Dr. R. Bichler says,84
“…Prof. Jan Stronk states that Ctesias’85 “reliability as a historian has been seriously questioned….by [current] historians….by authors in antiquity…..Aristotle thought very little of the reliability of Ctesias…." Prof. Bigwood says88 “Few historians enjoyed in antiquity a lower reputation than…Ctesias of Cnidus….Dr. D. L. Gera
reports,91 “Ctesias seems to have been the first to …link these two figures [Nimrod and Ninus].” Prof. L. Grabbe concurs, saying,92 “Ctesias seems to be the origin of a number of stories about oriental heroes and heroines, such as Ninus and Semiramis.”
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Very spooky. Great work Rob, thank you for your dedication.
Wow, do you guys handle snakes too!!!
One of my favorite Skiba Talks. Thanks Rob.
Takes a year to walk around it and a year to climb it….
Researchers claim