What are some important historical experiences of the Hebrew people that help you to understand the story of the Tower of Babel?

Answer 1

None. The Exodus, Noah's Deluge, The Creation, Tower of Babel are all Jewish campfire tales and not historical.

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Answer:Unfortunately, the above answer states an opinion as fact. What he meant to say was that non-believers hold the Tower of Babel (etc.) to have been non-historical. In fact, a couple of billion people believe that the Creation, the Flood (etc.) all took place as described in The Bible.

To answer the original question, tradition teaches that the Tower of Babel was created by the world's first Dictatorship. Nimrod (Genesis ch.10), who spearheaded the initiative to build the Tower, became a cruel despot once people had given him their approval or acquiescence. More importantly, God's confounding of their plan was nothing other than a preparation for Abraham. Abraham, who was a young man at the time, found it almost impossible to make headway in teaching people that there is One God. Nimrod had intimidated them and they were afraid to listen. But after God had ruined Nimrod's project and his wide influence, Abraham was no longer hindered.

Answer 2

You need to make sure that whatever school you choose will challenge her. Also since she gets along with others well you will want to make sure there are enough children for her to associate with.