Ebros Gift Old Testament Judeo Christian Faith Genesis 11 Abandoned Tower of Babel Archaeological Rendition with Hebrew Inscription of Nimrod Figurine with Scripture Writing

The Tower of Babel, as narrated in biblical literature (Genesis 11:1–9), was a structure constructed in Babylonia after the Deluge. The story attempts to explain the origin of diverse human languages, stating that the Babylonians aimed to build a mighty city and a tower reaching the heavens to make a name for themselves. In response, God disrupted their work by confounding their language, leading to the city's abandonment and the dispersion of its people across the earth. This rendition of the Tower Of Babel is one of a kind, our very own rendition of the structure built on 2300BCE according to scripture. Though no one has seen or drawn the original, stories and the eventual excavation of the foundational platform of the Tower Of Babel has given us inspiration of what it might have looked like. The tower is unfinished and among the crevices of the halls on the higher levels, we inscribed the name Nimrod in Hebrew. Gen 11:9 is also sculpted onto the base.

• This Tower Of Babel Sculpture measures 7.75" tall, 10" long and 9.75" deep approximately. It weighs about 3.75 pounds.
• This Tower Of Babel Sculpture is made of polyresin, painstakingly hand painted and polished individually. Color tone may vary slightly from pictures.
• The Tower of Babel, as narrated in biblical literature (Genesis 11:1–9), was a structure constructed in Babylonia after the Deluge. The story attempts to explain the origin of diverse human languages, stating that the Babylonians aimed to build a mighty city and a tower reaching the heavens to make a name for themselves. In response, God disrupted their work by confounding their language, leading to the city's abandonment and the dispersion of its people across the earth.
• This rendition of the Tower Of Babel is one of a kind, our very own rendition of the structure built on 2300BCE according to scripture. Though no one has seen or drawn the original, stories and the eventual excavation of the foundational platform of the Tower Of Babel has given us inspiration of what it might have looked like. The tower is unfinished and among the crevices of the halls on the higher levels, we inscribed the name Nimrod in Hebrew. Gen 11:9 is also sculpted onto the base.
• This Tower of Babel sculpture is the perfect decor for your home that also serves to teach and educate young and old of God's faithful promises, sovereignty over His creation and of the timeless power of the Holy Bible; our oldest literature of human's recorded history in our possesion today. In fact, most of archaeological findings of ancient civilizations were credited to the Holy Scriptures detailed descriptions.