No mention of the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11:1-9) in a discussion of Biblical cities?
We just got past the flood caused by the "forcible mixing" of the sons of god with the daughters of men (the sons of the gods precluding the endogamy of Men), the destruction of the resulting mongrel progeny and the punishment of the sons of the gods for their forcible transgression of the daughters of men. Now, we come to Babylon and its single language indicating a single people (endogamous) and vast ambitions whose language is "confused." Why might God linguistically fragment an entire city for its endogamy and single language resulting in the mosaic of peoples/languages we see in today's western cities - right after determining that the sons of the gods should be punished until eternity for - preventing - the endogamy of the people of Babylon?
No mention of the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11:1-9) in a discussion of Biblical cities?
We just got past the flood caused by the "forcible mixing" of the sons of god with the daughters of men (the sons of the gods precluding the endogamy of Men), the destruction of the resulting mongrel progeny and the punishment of the sons of the gods for their forcible transgression of the daughters of men. Now, we come to Babylon and its single language indicating a single people (endogamous) and vast ambitions whose language is "confused." Why might God linguistically fragment an entire city for its endogamy and single language resulting in the mosaic of peoples/languages we see in today's western cities - right after determining that the sons of the gods should be punished until eternity for - preventing - the endogamy of the people of Babylon?
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