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Charlie Kirk and Jack Hibbs Explore Genesis 11, The Tower of Babel, and Modern Globalism's Dark Agenda

Charlie Kirk and Pastor Jack Hibbs examine the Tower of Babel from Genesis 11 and its chilling parallels to today's globalist agenda. From the World Economic Forum in Davos to the assault on American sovereignty, they unpack how ancient warnings about centralized power, one-world government, and the defiance of God are playing out in real time. Kirk and Hibbs discuss how Nimrod serves as a prototype for the Antichrist, why environmental extremism is rooted in paganism, and how California Christians are fighting back against the progressive machine. This powerful 90-minute conversation connects biblical prophecy to current events and calls believers to occupy until Christ returns.

February 24, 2023

The Tower of Babel and Today's Global Agenda

Charlie Kirk and Pastor Jack Hibbs deliver a powerful exploration of Genesis 11, examining the Tower of Babel and its direct connection to the globalist movements shaping our world today. Speaking before a live audience, they dive deep into how Nimrod's rebellion against God serves as a blueprint for understanding modern attempts at centralized world power.

The discussion opens with Kirk explaining how he's become known as "the great reset guy" after extensively covering the World Economic Forum's activities. Turning Point USA even sent their team to Davos, Switzerland, to conduct frontline journalism on what global elites are planning. But the roots of this agenda, both men argue, go back thousands of years to the plains of Shinar.

Nimrod: Prototype of the Antichrist

Genesis 10:8 introduces Nimrod as "a mighty one on the earth," and Genesis 11 reveals his ambitious project: building a city and tower to make a name for themselves and avoid being scattered across the earth. This was direct defiance of God's command to fill the earth. Hibbs explains that Nimrod is understood in biblical prophecy as a forerunner of the Antichrist—a leader who unites humanity under human power rather than divine authority.

The text provides remarkable detail, even specifying the materials used: "let us make bricks and bake them thoroughly" with "asphalt for mortar and brick for stone." This level of detail confirms this is historical fact, not allegory. The tower was likely a ziggurat used for astrological worship, as the Babylonians were deeply involved in pagan star worship.

One Language, One Agenda, One World System

Kirk emphasizes that Genesis 11 is explicitly about politics—about human beings organizing to decide who gets power. The people at Babel said, "let us build ourselves a city, and a tower whose top is in the heavens; let us make a name for ourselves." This was humanity's attempt to create a centralized power structure independent of God.

God's response was to confuse their language and scatter them across the earth. The biblical model is clear: nations with distinct languages, borders, and cultures—not a unified global system. The American Founders, deeply versed in Scripture, designed a government based on these principles. They studied Genesis 11 and created federalism, states' rights, and local governance to prevent the concentrated power that leads to tyranny.

The World Economic Forum's Faith Agenda

Hibbs reveals disturbing information about the World Economic Forum's recent publications on faith. The WEF recognizes that faith plays a vital role in humanity and wants to work with religious leaders worldwide. However, they published seven concerns about religious people that they believe need to change.

Among these concerns: religious people are resistant to change, oppose abortion, and reject globalism. The WEF wants to control the dialogue around faith and redefine what it means to be religious. Hibbs warns that pastors who embrace globalist ideology—including socialism, critical race theory, and progressive sexual ethics—are already appearing in churches worldwide.

Rick Warren, for example, attended the World Economic Forum multiple times. When questioned, he claimed he was "ministering" to them, yet he appeared on panels discussing the importance of their work. This should alarm every Christian who understands that the WEF's agenda directly contradicts biblical teaching.

The European Union and Babel Imagery

The presentation includes striking images showing how modern globalist institutions explicitly invoke Tower of Babel imagery. One poster from Europe's largest telecom company features the Tower of Babel with the slogan "Many Tongues One Voice." The European Union parliament building in Strasbourg was deliberately designed to resemble the Tower of Babel.

Even more disturbing, the poster features twelve stars arranged as pentagrams—upside-down stars traditionally associated with occult symbolism. The message is clear: modern globalists are attempting to rebuild what God scattered at Babel, creating a unified system under human control.

Genesis and the Necessary Distinctions

Kirk explains that Genesis 1-11 establishes the fundamental distinctions necessary for human freedom and flourishing. These include the distinction between God and man, man and woman, and humanity and nature. Every one of these distinctions is under assault today.

The transgender movement attacks the God-given distinction between male and female. Environmental extremism elevates nature above humanity, reversing the biblical hierarchy of God over man, man over nature. Romans 8 makes clear we do not worship the earth—creation should point us to the Creator.

Rush Limbaugh's final public speech was at a Turning Point USA event, where he warned students that environmentalism and the green agenda would be how America is lost. This prophetic warning is proving accurate as Europe chooses nature over human wellbeing, leading to energy crises and economic devastation.

The Spiritual Battle Behind Current Events

Kirk addresses how he's been mocked by mainstream media for discussing spiritual warfare, witchcraft, and demonic influence. Yet there is no other rational explanation for the coordinated destruction of Western civilization. The campaign against America—open borders, economic sabotage, cultural decay, attacks on children—can only be understood as diabolical.

The COVID-19 response exemplifies this spiritual dimension. For three years, Americans endured unnecessary lockdowns, school closures, attacks on effective treatments like ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine, and mandates that destroyed lives and livelihoods. Children suffered dramatically, with suicide becoming the leading cause of death for young girls ages 14-22. Meanwhile, strip clubs, marijuana dispensaries, and abortion clinics remained open while churches were forcibly closed.

Even the New York Times now admits masks didn't work against COVID-19, yet many people will continue wearing them because the goal was never health—it was control and compliance.

The Attack on James O'Keefe and Project Veritas

Kirk discusses the recent removal of James O'Keefe from Project Veritas as an example of how the regime operates. O'Keefe has exposed Pfizer, the FDA, CDC, Facebook, Google, and Planned Parenthood through undercover journalism. He was raided by the FBI, placed under criminal home arrest, faced multiple lawsuits, and had his texts illegally leaked to The New York Times.

Despite all this, O'Keefe remained aggressive, precise, and effective—which is why he had to be removed. The allegations against him are weak and silly, but the coordinated attack succeeded. This is how they operate: isolate and remove effective warriors for truth. The question for Christians is whether they will support people like O'Keefe when the attacks come, or abandon them.

The Trinity Hidden in Genesis

Kirk shares an exciting discovery about the Trinity revealed in Genesis 11. In verse 7, God says, "Come, let us go down and there confuse their language." This is the same plural language used in Genesis 1:26-27: "Let us make man in our image."

In ancient Biblical Hebrew, there are no plural forms for verbs, making this "let us" language extremely rare and significant. Some rabbis claim it's a "royal we" or that God was speaking to angels or animals, but these explanations lack textual support. The most straightforward interpretation is that God is revealing His triune nature.

This plural language appears only three times in the Old Testament: Genesis 1 (creation of mankind in God's image—pointing to Jesus), Genesis 11 (confusion of languages—God the Father), and Isaiah 6 ("Who will go for us?"—the Holy Spirit as Advocate). This is a hidden nugget in Scripture confirming the Trinity.

America's Role and the Call to Action

Hibbs makes a critical point: America is not specifically mentioned in biblical prophecy. As possibly the greatest, most powerful, most free nation in history, how can it be absent from Scripture? One possibility is that America's fate is not predetermined—it depends on whether God's people will pray and act.

America is the only covenant nation besides Israel. The Pilgrims made a covenant with God, which no other modern nation has done. If America is not detailed in prophecy, perhaps God is saying, "Will my people pray? Will they do what's right?"

The results from California in recent elections prove this point. While the media imposed a blackout on California election news, Christians who studied candidates' positions and endorsed those with the most biblical worldview achieved remarkable results. California helped elect a conservative Republican Congress. Districts flipped because believers got involved rather than waiting for perfect candidates who check every theological box.

Eschatology as Motivation, Not Excuse

Kirk praises Hibbs for properly teaching eschatology—not as an excuse for inaction, but as motivation for greater faithfulness. Many pastors use biblical prophecy to tell congregations there's nothing they can or should do. This is a grave disservice to Scripture.

If you recognize the signs Jesus described—conditions like the days of Noah—that should accelerate your actions, not paralyze them. What do you want to be caught doing when Jesus returns? Running for the hills or occupying until He comes?

Kirk refuses to be either a pessimist or optimist about America's immediate future. For every piece of bad news—open borders, economic decline, cultural decay—there's corresponding good news: possible revival on college campuses, the reversal of Roe v. Wade after decades of prayer, and grassroots awakening across the nation.

America's recovery is not guaranteed through political power alone. The Messiah is not arriving on Air Force One, and Jesus will never be on a ballot. But until He returns, Christians are called to do the right thing—to be salt and light, to stand for truth even when the outcome is uncertain.

The Cost of Faithful Action

Kirk admits he's lost patience with pastors who won't engage in the spiritual war happening around them. He has no patience for those who call themselves ministers but say they need "more time to figure things out" after three years of unprecedented assault on faith, family, and freedom. Such leaders, he contends, should resign from ministry.

The issues are clear: a virus funded in Wuhan and deployed globally, children driven to suicide by isolation, borders erased, abortion on demand, medical mutilation of children, and persecution of the faithful while strip clubs remained open. Pastors who remain on the sidelines in such times are failing their calling.

Hope in the Midst of Chaos

Despite the challenges, there is tremendous hope. God wins in the end—that much is certain. But unnecessary suffering can be prevented if believers will engage. America falling would not be good for the gospel, for the poor worldwide, or for freedom anywhere.

America is a covenantal nation, a benevolent superpower founded on eternal principles. Filled with the Spirit and moved to action, the American people can bring this country back. There is tremendous life and vitality waiting to be unleashed.

But it's not guaranteed. It depends entirely on what Christians do right now. Will they be spectators or participants? Will they stand for truth when jobs and reputations are on the line, like the teacher who risked everything to proclaim what's right?

Living as if Christ Returns Tomorrow, Planning as if He Returns in a Century

The proper Christian posture is to live as if Jesus returns tomorrow while making decisions as if He returns in a hundred years. The day and hour are unknown, which should motivate believers to do more, not less.

California Christians exemplify this attitude. Despite every reason to be demoralized, they refuse to give up. They retired Nancy Pelosi from the speakership. They removed Adam Schiff from his committee positions. They elected Young Kim, Michelle Steel, Darrel Issa, and Kevin Kiley to Congress. They won races for local offices that seemed impossible.

Christians in California worked harder than those in supposedly more conservative states who grew complacent. They stepped up and said, "We might not win the governor's race, but we can win the school board, the city council, the Mosquito Abatement District—and every position matters."

The Patterns of Human Power

Genesis 11 reveals patterns that repeat throughout history. Whether in the Fertile Crescent, Mesopotamia, along the Nile, or in modern Davos, human beings always act the same when pursuing power apart from God. They centralize authority, demand conformity, suppress dissent, and ultimately bring judgment upon themselves.

American Founders recognized these patterns. They read Genesis 11 and designed a system to prevent concentrated power. Federalism, separation of powers, local governance, and individual rights all flow from biblical principles about human nature and the dangers of centralized authority.

The current push toward globalism—through organizations like the World Economic Forum, the United Nations, and various international treaties—represents humanity's latest attempt to rebuild Babel. They're not hiding their intentions. They publish papers openly declaring their goals: unified economic systems, global governance, redefined faith, and elimination of national sovereignty.

China, Russia, and the Destabilization of America

Hibbs warns that America appears increasingly vulnerable to adversaries. With roughly twenty months remaining before a potential change in leadership, nations like China might make aggressive moves while America is weak. Weakness breeds violence, and the world is noticing American decline.

Japan and Singapore are terrified because they realize America can no longer protect even itself, much less honor treaty obligations to defend allies. The financial instability Americans are experiencing is by design—a deliberate destabilization intended to break American resolve and make the population cry out for a strong global leader to restore order.

According to Scripture, a leaderless world will eventually produce such a figure—the Antichrist, the final Nimrod who will unite nations under his authority. The Bible describes this figure emerging from a coalition of leaders (the ten horns in Daniel) to establish a one-world economy and government.

The Digital Dollar and Economic Reset

One mechanism for achieving economic control is through currency unification. Hibbs notes that creating economic equity globally requires resetting the system with one currency. The push toward a digital dollar and unified currencies is likely coming soon.

Interestingly, the Chinese Communist Party recently stated they don't want to be the world reserve currency—they prefer leaving that burden to America as it experiences financial instability. This destabilization is not accidental but by design, flowing from the policies of the past several years.

The Satanic Attack on Identity

The current assault on gender identity is fundamentally spiritual. Genesis 1 declares that God made humanity male and female in His image. Satan knows this, so he attacks the image of God by confusing people about their identity.

The result is predictable: children told to question their gender most often end up attempting suicide or suffering self-mutilation. This is demonic in origin and intent. Christians do no one favors by affirming confusion and calling it compassion. Telling people they can establish their own truth is insanity—it's the doctrine of demons Scripture warns about.

Jesus said that before His return there would be a time of profound deception. First Timothy warns of doctrines of demons and deceiving spirits in the last days. We're not wondering what that looks like—we're living through it.

The Gradualism of Evil

Evil operates gradually, incrementally, like the proverbial frog in the kettle. But the pace has accelerated dramatically. What once took decades now happens in months. Symbols of occult worship appear openly at major entertainment events. Pentagrams are everywhere. Performers like Sam Smith stage explicitly satanic performances at awards shows.

CBS News tweeted before Sam Smith's performance, "We cannot wait to worship with you." This is not hidden. Major media corporations openly express affection for darkness while Christians debate whether they should even mention spiritual warfare exists.

Polytheism and the Return of Paganism

Kirk argues that America is experiencing widespread return to paganism and polytheism. While atheism gets attention, polytheism is actually more powerful and more dangerous—everyone has their own viewpoint, their own god, their own value system.

If there are many gods, there are many moralities. If there is one God, there is one morality. This is why America can no longer agree that it's wrong to medically mutilate children. Without a shared understanding of one true God and His moral law, society descends into moral chaos—exactly what happened at Babel.

The Necessary Role of the Church

The church must engage in this moment. Pastors who refuse to address the spiritual and cultural war raging around them are failing their calling. The issues are not unclear. The path forward is not mysterious. Scripture speaks clearly to the questions of our time.

Christians must examine their own churches and denominations. Are leaders embracing socialism? Critical race theory? LGBTQ ideology? These are not peripheral issues but fundamental assaults on biblical truth. They represent the global agenda being implemented simultaneously worldwide.

Believers should support warriors for truth when they come under attack. They should get involved in their communities, schools, and local governments. They should vote for candidates who hold the most biblical worldview, even if those candidates aren't perfect.

The Hope of Revival

Despite the darkness, there are signs of hope. Reports suggest possible revival breaking out on college campuses. Turning Point USA is seeing unprecedented engagement from students hungry for truth. Grassroots movements are forming across the country as ordinary people realize they must act.

The American people are a "rocket ship waiting to take off," full of life and vitality. But it requires action, not passivity. It requires Christians who will occupy until Christ comes, doing the work set before them regardless of when He returns.

Conclusion: A Call to Faithful Action

Charlie Kirk and Jack Hibbs issue a clear call: understand the times, recognize the spiritual battle, and act accordingly. Genesis 11 is not ancient history—it's a blueprint for understanding our moment and the forces arrayed against human freedom and divine truth.

God scattered humanity at Babel and established nations with borders and distinct cultures. Globalists are attempting to reverse God's judgment and rebuild what He destroyed. They're not hiding it—they use Babel's imagery and language openly.

But God's people are not called to be spectators. Whether Christ returns tomorrow or in a century, believers are commanded to be salt and light, to stand for truth, to protect the vulnerable, and to resist evil. The outcome is in God's hands, but faithfulness is the Christian's responsibility.

America's future is not predetermined. It depends on whether God's people will pray, will act, will fight for what's right even when success seems uncertain. The examples from California prove that engagement matters, that ordinary believers making faithful decisions can change the trajectory of their communities and nation.

This is not a time for fear or retreat. It's a time for courage, faithfulness, and action. The spiritual war is real. The stakes are eternal. And God is calling His people to stand.

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