The tower of Babel myth! #myth #Bible #babel #Babylon #heaven

The tower of Babel myth and its reality!
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Apologies to anyone who might be offended by this video.

*But please note that there are different sources for historical events and it's nearly impossible to fit all the information into a 1 minute youtube short video, also as said before we respect all the religions*

Also some viewers are apparently offended for calling it a myth, and that is to keep everything mainstream

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[Henriqueleal]

imagine building and all of the sudden you start falando português

[nobodydeep]

This video lacked how man kind wanted to contest God and be like him. God gave them all different tongues so they could not work together and stop the building of the tower.

[BustaBonezMike]

“Yo phil, how’s the bricks coming along?”
“Ich kann dich nicht verstehen”
“Pardon?”

[prodanjulia]

It's not because "they're god".. it's GOD the creator of heavens and earth that did not allow them to finish the tower.

[claupassionfruit]

Those who lived back in those days were different.They knew a lot of things now we dont know.

[HASAN-qelw]

As an Iraqi, this was a real construction, and all Sumerian and Babylonian mythology was taken by the Greek civilization in terms of monsters and demons. Even the tower was named after Mount Olympus.

[reneeodayok]

The bible is an ancient book of wisdom. Just because you don't understand doesn't mean it's a myth. This DEFINATLY happened and people think because these people came before us they were less sophisticated than us but I think history will show they were much smarter than us

[justXsmokeXtrees]

Maybe you should've researched a bit more on the tower of babel. In the 1900s scientists found the base of the tower of babel. Using Bible texts to locate it.

[Wally-puhh]

the city of Troy was said to not exist also, that it was fiction, symbolic . I'm confident this tower actually existed, there is evidence of great destruction in that area of this realm

[samdaniel]

حسب معلوماني انه بعد الطوفان العظيم استقر السكان الأوائل في العراق من بعد نوح في منطقة مدن سومر الخمسة و ان أحد ملوك السومريين البابليين بالتحديد قاموا ببناءه ليس كنوع من التخليد و العظمة بل ليحتمي و يلتجئء الناس اليه في حال حدوث طوفان ثاني و لكن انهار على الاغلب عقاب من الله
و حادثة انهيار البرج لحظة تاريخة مهمة ففيها تبلبلت الالسن و تعددت اللغات من هول المنظر

[siskomatek]

I remember being g told this story when I was 6 and it always stuck by me

[cuLiref]

It has to be symbolic because if it was true then it also created cultural differences. Which is the biggest problem we have today

[derciafernando]

This shows how far people can go if they work together in agreement

[joad]

People call these mere myth at their own peril.
These are real stories that carry mythic weight… that makes them mythologically pertinent, sure. However, it does not even approach debunking their truth as historical fact.

[benmlee]

Majority of Biblical archaeologists are atheist. They use the Bible as a historical source. Why would an atheist spend their entire career digging for biblical artifacts if they don’t have full faith in its accuracy?

[sarahmattos]

You have helped me so much I need this for school!

[conlanghub]

It's cool to see how people in the past tried to explain things they didn't fully understand yet like language. Luckily we now know how languages evolve and die we still aren't there but that's what makes linguistics beautiful (no hate to religion btw)

[piggyproalice]

Polyglotts: Now this looks like a job for me so everybody, just follow me!

[leonjacobs]

It seems symbolic. The tower is the empire. They always fall apart when the ambition outlays their administrators.