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Nimrod

‘…Cush begat Nimrod: he began to be a mighty one in the earth. He was a mighty hunter before the LORD: wherefore it is said, Even as Nimrod the mighty hunter before the LORD. “‘ ~

Genesis 10:8-9

Nimrod, the great and mighty hunter before the LORD. He was the great-grandson of Noah, the son of Cush, grandson of Ham and nephew of Canaan. If you recall, Canaan was cursed by Noah. But this son of Cush was no prize either.

Nimrod was the very first world ruler, he was the first type of an anti-Christ. It is believed that the anti-Christ will be just like him. And some say Nimrod is the ancestor of the future anti-Christ.

Nimrod established great cities, including Babylon from which he ruled. In Babylon was to be built a mighty tower that reached into the heavens, it was to be his greatest accomplishment because through it he intended to kill God.

He was a mighty hunter before the LORD. Now, this is not a good thing here. It actually means he was not hunting animals, but instead, he hunted men’s souls. And they weren’t souls for the LORD GOD. No, he hunted them to destroy them. Nimrod began the very first organized rebellion against God Almighty. And by doing this, he won men’s souls to be used against the LORD.

He was a giant. (See where this is going?) He was a gibborim and he was just like his cousins, the giants of Canaan. He was the first one to rule over a one world government. As previously stated, Nimrod was the first to be an anti-Christ.

The name Nimrod means “The Rebel” or “To Rebel.” It certainly suits him. He was a rebel. One of the worst kind of rebel to ever have lived. He was a tyrant, a bully, a treacherous and dangerous individual who thought nothing of his cruel deeds. It may surprise you to know that Nimrod was more than likely a title rather than his name. This rebellious one is known by many names around the world.

Let’s go over the above verse I’ve given and see what the Hebrew means in these words.

First we have that he “began to be a mighty one” the word “began” in Strong’s: #H2490

חלל

châlal

khaw-lal’

A primitive root (compare H2470); properly to bore, that is, (by implication) to wound, to dissolve; figuratively to profane (a person, place or thing), to break (one’s word), to begin (as if by an opening-wedge); denominatively (from H2485) to play (the flute): – begin (X men began), defile, X break, defile, X eat (as common things), X first, X gather the grape thereof, X take inheritance, pipe, player on instruments, pollute, (cast as) profane (self), prostitute, slay (slain), sorrow, stain, wound.

We can see from the definitions that this is not a very nice person. Now let’s look what Strong’s says about the the word “mighty one”:

Notice the words in bold. Where have we seen the word “Gibbor” before? In Genesis 6:4:

“There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown.”

Going to Strong’s we see:

#H1368

גּבּר גּבּור

gibbôr gibbôr

ghib-bore’, ghib-bore’

Intensive from the same as H1397; powerful; by implication warrior, tyrant: – champion, chief, X excel, giant, man, mighty (man, one), strong (man), valiant man.

The same definition. Who were these “mighty men of old”? The Nephilim. From other sources we know that Nimrod was a giant. And his cousins were the Canaanites…the sons of Canaan that filled the future Promised Land that we will be going over later in this series. The fact is he was more than likely a Nephilim, or he became one through genetic tampering. Something the fallen angels are known for doing.

Why did Nimrod want to build the Tower?

Reason #1 – He wanted to defy God and build a tower so high that if God ever sent another flood like Noah’s Flood, the tower would be too high for the waters to reach. Nimrod was arrogant. This reason is improbable because God promised never to send another global flood. The next time it will be by fire. Also, if God wanted the water to cover Nimrod’s tower, it would cover Nimrod’s tower. So this reason is not a very good one and since this is impossible for man to do, I don’t see God destroying Nimrod’s plans and causing the people to start speaking other languages.

Reason #2 – We read in the Book Of Jasher that there are three reasons Nimrod wanted to build the tower and I believe these are the correct reasons. Nimrod set up three teams and each team had a single goal. The first one was to strike God down with bows and arrows, and another team was to actually kill God and the third was to set up their false gods in heaven to worship.

Now, I don’t believe that God can be killed. But there must have been a threat in this somehow, maybe to the heavenly angels. If it were just a tall building I don’t think he’d destroy that and change everyone’s language. Besides, we have tall buildings all over the world built by vain and arrogant men, and God doesn’t stop them from building it.

The Tower was somehow a threat and God put a stop to it. It is now believed by scholars who study this subject that the tower was more than just an extremely tall building. It was to be a portal. A doorway between the dimensions. Sort of like the TV show “Stargate:SG1″. Their gateway opened up and let them travel to other planets. This portal was a gateway to other dimensions. They were going to use it to access the Third Heaven where God dwells and kill Him…or so they thought. He could speak them out of existence for such a scheme, but instead He simply put a stop to construction and confused their languages, causing them to leave and team up with others of their language and go and settle throughout the earth. God was not going to allow them access to the Third Heaven. His reasons are His own and that’s all we need to know. I don’t think it was because they could actually do any harm to Him. It is not for us to know now, but maybe later, when we are in our new bodies and Home with Him.

Once the building was stopped and the languages confused, the people left speaking of what had just happened and about Nimrod. These stories were passed down from one generation to the next, each in their own languages and this is how Nimrod was called by many names.

Each culture’s stories were all very similar, the same basic story with few changes. Nimrod was an evil guy who tried to find a way to kill God. Only the Bible has the truth about it all, it is the very Word of God.

All these stories are about a flood and how God used it to destroy the evil people. Nimrod’s many names will be quite familiar to you. They are:

*Gilgamesh

*Tammuz

*Bacchus

*Mithra

*Ra

*Baal

*Adonis

*Dionysis

*Osiris

*Orion

There are others. We will cover these names in the near future. It will reveal a lot about Nimrod, what he did, why he was so dangerous, and is he the fore-bearer of the coming anti-Christ?

By: Karen S. Russell

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