Genesis 11:7

Tower of Two-Rivers

As we progress through Genesis, notice how it seems we are moving “backward” in time. It is at the break-down of this project where we learn Babylon first comes into existence. In Genesis 10 she is spoken of as already existing. The name Babel was given after the project was squandered. This is the first great religious project of the “builders of Adam”, a.k.a. Christians? Nothing could create a more confusing presentation of the Gospel than 20,000 denominations. The word for brick, lebanah, is part of an important biblical word-theme relating to whiteness and purity:

Note how the word give appears twice in verse 3 and 4.

“The female-vampyre-demon [#5936 laaluqah] has two built-ones. Give, Give…” Prov. 30:15 literal.

The word tower is a prophetic reference to political power (Compare Song 4:4, 7:5 and Isa. 9:6). As will be seen in the promise of Father-of-Tumult, He-Laughs, and Heel it becomes the most ridiculous thing in the world for those who believe to ask God to “give” anything. The white-washed mud bricks made of hay and stubble (1 Cor. 3:12) were exchanged for stone and mortar. Yahweh tells Ezekiel to make a statement to this effect by inscribing a picture of Jerusalem on a chunk of white brick:

“And you, builder of adam, take to-yourself a white-brick, and you have set herself to the faces of yourself, and have graven upon her a city – Jerusalem” Ezekiel 4:1 literal

“who are provoking me to anger, To My faces continually, Sacrificing in the Enclosures, and making perfume on the white-bricks” Isa. 65:3 literal

The whole city is white-washed in hypocrisy.