Men of Renown – Part xvii – Nimrod and Shinar his land –
Do you want to know where the home of the Antichrist is, (or will be)? Do you want to know where the great mansion of 6 – 6 – 6 will be? Begin with the land of Shinar.Â
Men of Renown – Part xvi – Nimrod – Babel his Capital city
Babel was the first attempt of a one world government built around the unity of rebellion and the worship of the works of their hands.
Men of Renown – Part xv – Nimrod -Jerk or Genius –
Who was Nimrod? Was he a jerk or was he a genius?Â
Men of Renown – Part xiv – Balaam – The Fourth Parable – God’s Love and Judgment
Although Balaam HEARD, KNEW, SAW and SAID, and his EYES were OPEN to the knowledge of God there was, however, one essential element missing . . .Â
Men of Renown – Part xiii – Balaam, The Third Parable – The Love of God –
Man (without the Spirit of God within) cannot differentiate correctly between spiritual and temporal; thus, man too often confuses the two realms. Religion is of man (temporal). Christianity is of Christ (spiritual).
Men of Renown – Part xii -Balaam, The Third Parable – The Goodly Tents
Although the corrupt priest and prophet Balaam was intent on finding a way to curse the people of God . . . be assured that evil can never overturn the purposes and will of God.
Men of Renown – Part xi – Balaam – The Second Parable – The Unicorn
The Unicorn . . .   extinct or mythical?Â
Men of Renown – Part x – The Parables of Balaam –
Truth through a comparison as an allegory sometimes can be a moral truth or a lesson spoken by the Holy Spirit of God not only prophetically to reveal God’s future plan, but a parable can also teach past or present truths. Simply stated: a parable TEACHES.Â
Men of Renown – Part ix – Balaam
The Balaam of the Old Testament is the spirit of the Balaam of the New Testament entrenched in the Age of the Church in the book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ.
Men of Renown – Part viii – Balaam the Corrupt Priest –
Balaam is relevant. Balaam is active. Almost everyone loves Balaam. But what do YOU know about Balaam, really?