Babel: The Story of the Tower and the Rebellion of Man

A Fall of Man Series Novel

De: Brennan McPherson

Narrado por: Brennan S. McPherson

A visionary retelling of the story of the Tower of Babel....

More than a century after the worldwide flood, Noah, now the forefather of the living world, works peacefully in his vineyard until tragedy tears apart his relationship with his son, Ham.

Years later, dark prophetic dreams inextricably link him with a young man carrying scars from a painful past, and a young woman who longs for acceptance yet harbor secrets darker than either of them imagine.

Will Noah face the role he played in the slow unraveling of his family? Or will everything collapse when they meet the evil attempting to swallow the world at...the Tower of Babel?

Listen today to experience biblical fiction that helps you think biblically and feel deeply.

©2019 Brennan McPherson (P)2019 Brennan McPherson

Great

I loved it .. yes fictional but believable. Brennan draws you into the lives of Noah and his family and show that we all are really horrible sinners and God is there even when we are not totally with him .. I await your next book I hope it’s the Cane book you talked about at the end ..

Enjoyed!

Loved the narration and storyline. It flowed very well and I think it brought to life a biblical period we know little about. I hope he will reach for more creativity and continue his journey to make the unknowns of the Bile things to ponder and meditate on. Set our minds on things of God..... Amen

Beautiful!

The insights and plausibility of the life of Noah offered by this author are mature and insightful. He shows a deep understanding of the nature of man and our imperfect relationship to a perfect Creator and heavenly Lord. The juxtaposition of the truth of the promises and nature of God are beautifully interwoven with the fabric of the weaknesses of man and our eternal need for forgiveness and redemption. A must read!

Love GOOD Biblical Fiction it

this Author is Clear that he adds to the truth in the Bible to help what might have been going on and that is why this happened

Chapter 63?

In the audio recording, Chapter 62 is read twice and chapter 63 is not included.
There were several parts the narrator repeated a line of text. It must have been missed by the editor.
I have read the first two books in this series. I was disappointed that after the first book, the next two seemed to be lacking explanation of how God worship continued in the presence of overwhelming worship of the Evil One. How were the godly people practicing their faith before Moses had brought them God’s commandments and the instructions described in Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy? I feel the books on the flood, and Babel would have been so much richer if the focus was more on the early ways of God’s people versus the adventure of the characters fighting evil. I would have liked to hear about the common everyday lives of the people as well as the adventure story.

Thought provoking

Interesting action packed book. Made me want to study the story of Babel in more depth.

Couldn’t wait for the next chapter

The first two books were stimulating and provocative and this ending story in the trilogy didn’t disappoint.

The biblical context in the epilogue fascinated and inspired me to dig deeper past the childhood Bible story of Noah and his descendants.

The narration is also excellent making the overall experience very positive. I am looking forward to more novels by the author.

Fantastic book series

Eden, Flood, and Babel are a great trilogy of books. Very imaginative but biblically solid as well. I believe Babel was my favorite of them all. Great narration by the author as well!

Superb..

It made me feel I could completely understand the characters, flaws, humanness and a deep need for the God of all! I will listen to the other two.. as I started with this one.’

entire series very well done

The author's. timing of emergence of the confusion caused by the many new languages could not have been better!