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''And our scene this morning is in Babylon. It’s very good for us that we find out a little about this great city. And I’ve been studying recently on Babylon, out of the—the…geographically where it set. And I was studying it out of Hislop’s Two Babylons, one of the oldest histories of Babylon.<ref>William Branham, 58-0309M - The Handwriting On The Wall, para. 18</ref> | ''And our scene this morning is in Babylon. It’s very good for us that we find out a little about this great city. And I’ve been studying recently on Babylon, out of the—the…geographically where it set. And I was studying it out of '''Hislop’s Two Babylons, one of the oldest histories of Babylon'''.<ref>William Branham, 58-0309M - The Handwriting On The Wall, para. 18</ref> | ||
''And then Nimrod tried to make an organization. If you’re a historian, and you know the history of Babylon, '''read Hislop’s Two Babylons, you’ll find a great lot of light. T'''hat, Nimrod, this man of sin, took Babylon and all its little sister church, or places around, which was a type of—of this last-day apostasy Christianity, and made one great big place and all the rest of them played…paid tribute to it. And in there he built a tower and tried to organize man together, but it failed. It failed. That failed.<ref>William Branham, 62-1111E - Why I'm Against Organized Religion, para. 40</ref> | ''And then Nimrod tried to make an organization. If you’re a historian, and you know the history of Babylon, '''read Hislop’s Two Babylons, you’ll find a great lot of light. T'''hat, Nimrod, this man of sin, took Babylon and all its little sister church, or places around, which was a type of—of this last-day apostasy Christianity, and made one great big place and all the rest of them played…paid tribute to it. And in there he built a tower and tried to organize man together, but it failed. It failed. That failed.<ref>William Branham, 62-1111E - Why I'm Against Organized Religion, para. 40</ref> | ||