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Scatter
Having separated the people by language at the tower of Babel, the LORD then scatter them from the land of Shinar to
populate the earth. Moses records in the Genesis account:
...the LORD scattered them abroad from there over the face of all the earth ... Therefore its name is called
Babel, because there the LORD confused the language of all the earth; and from there the LORD scattered them
abroad over the face of all the earth.
(Genesis 11:8-9, NKJV)
The SCATTERING of the people from the land of Shinar
throughout the world is pictured in s?n. It literally shows that
ALL FLESH had to GO. The people would gather according
to their particular language, and go forth from that place
throughout the whole earth.
Migrate
The people would MIGRATE from Shinar to various regions across the
globe. There are two words of interest in the Chinese language for
MIGRATE. Both words are pronounced qiān; the first one is generic, the
second is specific to the Chinese people. The generic form of qiān pictures
THOUSANDS WALKING.
The more detailed form of MIGRATE (qiān)
seems to specifically reference the migration
of the Chinese people from the plain of
Shinar. It reveals their GREAT WALK from
the WEST which eventually STOPPED in the
land we today call China. An interesting note,
they acknowledge the general region from which they had
departed, using the word WEST (xī), which takes us back to
the ONE MAN in the garden ENCLOSURE - Adam.
How Did They Know?
Now, here's the million dollar question - How did the ancient Chinese people know all the details we've discussed in this
series of articles? How were they privy to precise details about the creation, the sin in the garden, Cain and Abel, Noah's
name, the flood, and the events at the tower of Babel? How could they know these things which would not be recorded in
the Hebrew Scriptures for another 800 years? The ancient Chinese, who developed their written language reveal the answer
to us.
The Chinese word shuō helps us to know how the ancient
Chinese knew about the pre-Babel history of mankind. The
word means to TELL or SPEAK or SAY. It's etymology
identifies WORDS from EIGHT ELDERS. I would suggest
that would be Noah and his wife, along with his three sons
and their wives. They were, after the flood, the oldest (elder)
people on the earth. But there's more.
Just in case we're not certain that these eight elders who
shared words with the ancient Chinese people were in fact
Noah and his family, a word used for HANDING DOWN or
PASSING DOWN (y?n) also reveals the source of their
knowledge. This word pictures EIGHT WATER PEOPLE!
Who could that be, but the eight people who were saved
through water (1 Peter 3:20), Noah, his wife, his three sons, and their wives?
Not only was the written syntax of the Chinese language provided by its developers as a means of communication, but it was
used as a way to record history. In particular, the history of pre-Babel events were encoded in several images - hidden details
of a time long ago. The precision with which these characters agree with the Hebrew Scriptures cannot be a mere
coincidence. The ancient Chinese people knew Noah and his family, and received from them the knowledge of what
happened prior to the flood. Showing due diligence, the first generation of the Chinese people, as they prepared a style of
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writing for their descendants, used it as a way to record and preserve the history which had been passed on to them.
Amazing, truly amazing!
by William J. Stewart
Tower of Babel
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