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Good one. I don't even know how to research this. Maybe the building of the wall around Jerusalem?
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Linda Joy
Did you think to Google it?
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The Exodus from Egypt since they were told to make the bricks without the straw portion of the ingrediant.??
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Linda Joy
think building
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Maybe the tower of Babel? Lol . . . . Well that was my first thought
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Linda Joy
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Rick Myres
I think the tower name is where the word babble came from. Because God confused their language so they could not understand each other. -
pugwashjw65
(Genesis 11:1) Now all the earth continued to be of one language and of one set of words. -
mushroom
Gen 11:3 "Come let us make brick, and burn them thoroughly" indicates this was not a new medium at that time. Gen 10:10 says of Nimrod "And the beginning of his kingdom was Babel, and Erech, and Accad, and Calneh, in the land of Shinar." Surely, fired bricks were used in old Babylon.
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I think Cain is known as the first to build a city in Nod, the first mason. Then tubal cain was the next craftsman a blacksmith, forefather of the smiths, so on so forth. Then of course Nimrod built the Tower of Babel, a similar story reflected in the Sumerian story with the Etemenanki a form of a ziggurat. At the top of which would of been something like Ishtar's gate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hPBkiVjsbU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2iZ83oIZH0
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Nimrod is described as a prominent builder of several cities. Gen 10:8-12 Another major building project was now put forward, the Tower of Babel, disapproved by God. Here, new materials are mentioned, kiln-baked bricks with bitumen serving as mortar. Archaeologists have unearthed several pyramidlike, stepped temple-towers in the vicinity of Shinar. The Bible says that the tower builders at Babel laid bricks, not stone, and used bitumen as mortar. Genesis 11:3, 4 In Mesopotamia, stone was rare or even entirely absent,
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