The Babel event is not only the origin of language diversity, but it also forever changed humans -- varying both our cultures and outward appearances. This event also completes the preview of salvation history hidden in plain sight in Genesis 1-11. At Babel, God foreshadowed how He will conclude His dealings with humans on Earth and bring about the climax of His plan of salvation at the end of salvation history.
Join us for a closer look at this major event to see why the Tower of Babel is the End of the Beginning.
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advertising the location's meeting. If your church uses slides on screen for announcements, or printed
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Pastors! Often our MCF speaker is available to speak at your church on the Sunday during the MCF series of meetings! If interested, let us know at 847.223.4730. (This is the Sivertsen residence.)
Over the years, Biblical scholars have speculated about the nature of the creature described in the KJV as "the fiery flying serpent". The nexus of modern archaeological discoveries, ancient historical accounts, and recent cryptozoological research provides new insights into the identification and characteristics of this creature
Moreover, interviews and personal observations from expeditions to Papua New Guinea suggest that a fiery flying serpent still survives on a remote island there.
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After so-o-o-o-o-o-o long, we're revising our way of "doing" the website. For a while it may not have all the same content as presently, but the notices of upcoming MCF meetings are our Priority #1, and of new videos of prior meetings are #2, so those will be there! The web address will be the same.
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