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From Eden to Babel to Jesus

The biblical story of the fall is not a single moment, but a pattern that unfolds across scripture and is echoed across the world in many religions and origin stories. It begins in Eden with the serpent and the distortion of trust, continues through the rebellion described in Genesis 6 and echoed in the Book of Enoch, and reaches a climax at the Tower of Babel where the nations are scattered and divided. Each stage reflects humanity’s separation from God, from one another, and from our original calling. Michael Heiser explains this and much more in his book The Unseen Realm and many interviews online. These stories describe more than moral failure—they describe the rise of rebellious spiritual forces, the fracturing of human unity, and the spread of fear, domination, and death. The result is a world divided by language, power, violence, and competing authorities—both human and spiritual. The teachings of Jesus confront this entire pattern. Rather than reinforcing division, Jesus brings the nations back together. Rather than meeting darkness with violence, he offers forgiveness, love, and truth as protection against fallen powers. Eternal life is not framed as escape from the world, but as restoration—freedom from the death introduced in the garden and the fear and separation that followed. Jesus does not ignore the fall; he heals it. His teachings form a path back to God that restores trust, reunites humanity, and disarms the forces that thrive on accusation, hatred, and separation. What was fractured in Eden and scattered at Babel finds its answer in The Way, The Truth, and The Light-a return not just to God, but to one another.