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Chamuel is the archangel who released the edict that confounded the tongues of those who were attempting to build the [[Tower of Babel]], built by Nimrod to the glory of Nimrod. The [[ruby ray]] of the L<small>ORD</small>’s judgment came down through Chamuel, and in an instant, the people were speaking in different tongues.<ref>Gen. 11:1–9.</ref> All was chaos, and fright turned to anger—anger against the L<small>ORD</small> and his avenging angel. Because the people could no longer communicate with each other, they could no longer conspire to do evil, and the confounding of tongues prevented the rapid spread of the evils of society. Thus, God’s love keeps mankind separated until they are perfected in love. | Chamuel is the archangel who released the edict that confounded the tongues of those who were attempting to build the [[Tower of Babel]], built by Nimrod to the glory of Nimrod. The [[ruby ray]] of the L<small>ORD</small>’s judgment came down through Chamuel, and in an instant, the people were speaking in different tongues.<ref>Gen. 11:1–9.</ref> All was chaos, and fright turned to anger—anger against the L<small>ORD</small> and his avenging angel. Because the people could no longer communicate with each other, they could no longer conspire to do evil, and the confounding of tongues prevented the rapid spread of the evils of society. Thus, God’s love keeps mankind separated until they are perfected in love. | ||