Fall of Man: Babel: The Story of the Tower and the Rebellion of Mankind (Paperback)

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‘From there the Lord scattered them over all the earth.' Genesis 11:8 As an introduction to this author, this book does not disappoint. The Great Flood is so many years in the past that many wonder if there is any truth to the stories. Noah's family now populates many areas, cities and towns. Unf...

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Wow! Powerful, eye-opening, electrifying. Babel, by Brennan McPherson, is the presentation of a world wiped clean by the Flood, only to quickly degenerate into a nefarious world leading up to the demise of that great Tower. Pulled in by Noah's sorrow, quickly followed by Canaan's curse, I couldn'...

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Wow! Powerful, eye-opening, electrifying. Babel, by Brennan McPherson, is the presentation of a world wiped clean by the Flood, only to quickly degenerate into a nefarious world leading up to the demise of that great Tower. Pulled in by Noah's sorrow, quickly followed by Canaan's curse, I couldn'...

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As much as I love Biblical fiction, it is one of those controversial genres that are difficult to write well. There is a delicate balance between expounding upon the events and people of the Bible on the one hand and overstepping by trying to add to the Scriptures on the other. When done competen...

from Deana

I like reading biblical fiction because it gives me a vision of what it was like during the time period. What I like about the author's writing of this story is how he interprets what might have happened. We need to remember that everything in the book is not exactly what the Bible says, but ra...