Genesis 11, first experiment in globalism in Babel, what is later to be Babylon that today is Iraq.

Fast forward from Genesis 11 to another book of the Bible I preach in its entirety, the book of Daniel.

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In the same place, 1500 years later, there's a ruler named Nebuchinezer.

He's trying to be the Antichrist and the leader of globalism.

Here's what we read in Daniel chapter 4 verse 1. King Nebuchinezer, he has

this decree to all peoples, all nations. He thinks he's Jesus commanding the nations and languages that dwell on the earth,

peace be multiplied to you.

So this man, Nebuchadnezzar, he's an example or a type of an anti-Christ and the man of lawlessness. In addition, back in

Genesis 11, they made a high tower. He makes another high tower that looks just like him. He's got very high self-esteem. He makes a huge

tower, he makes a huge idol of himself. King Nebuchadnezzar does and he tells

everybody, bow down and worship me

because he's trying to be both the political and the spiritual ruler. It's a

counterfeit of Jesus Christ.

What we see as well, this happens in the same place.

So ready?

Okay, you with me?

Okay.

Something happens in a place and then 1500 years later in the same place the same

thing happens. How could that be since we're looking at different people and

different periods of history,

how could there be some sort of commonality

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