Can I get it again after the Tower of Babel time is over?

Time cannot be frozen: The start time of the quest to receive the Tower of Babel is 2 hours; After brushing the normal layer, another 2 hours will be counted as the challenge time for breaking through the layer.

1.The time of the Tower of Babel cannot be frozen.

2.The Tower of Babel can only be done once a day.

3.Choose the reward you want, Pathway, or Experience.

4.The Tower of Babel is based on how many floors you have.

5.Each level will be upgraded to a higher level.

6.The higher the layer, the harder it will be to kill.

Babel Tower if you don't kill it is a failure.,You can also get it once.,I got the task last time to help a friend through the mission.,Later, I forgot about it when the star was killed.,I only remembered that the system prompted failure.,I went in again from the time I got it to do pull.,It's the same as the copy.。

If you haven't practiced it, it's messy, I'll tell the landlord a definite answer. According to the situation of the landlord, the landlord can go again to get the record of consuming one more time, and the rest has no effect. I once got a quest around level 90 and hit around level 85, and someone left and came back for more than two hours without any reward.

I went to get it again, and the result was that the task was completed after 00:00 The system counted it in the next day's mission.

The time of the Tower of Babel cannot be frozen, it can only be done once a day, and the challenge time of the normal layer is 2 hours; After brushing the normal layer, another 2 hours will be counted as the challenge time for breaking through the layer.

Time can't be frozen, it will automatically drain, and it will be gone as soon as two hours have passed, so it must be killed within 2 hours.

1 And the whole Flood was 4,300 B.C. The Tower of Babel was another time later. But this period should be relatively long, more than 100 years—because in God's eyes, humanity is already very proud, so it should be between 3,500 and 4,200 B.C.

1 All the city of Babel and the Tower of Babel.

The Bible's book of Genesis records that at the beginning of human history, there was a time when all people in the world spoke with the same accent (Gen. 11:1) and were proud of their ability to speak and cooperate, believing themselves to be omnipotent and equal to God. Therefore "they consulted among themselves and said, 'Let us build a city and a tower with the top of the tower reaching up to heaven, that our name may be proclaimed, and that it may not be scattered throughout the earth.'"

(Gen. 11:4). But God does not allow human beings to leave their thrones and break God's discipline (just as God has kept angels in chains for future judgment); So it ends overnight by messing up their accents so that they can't continue building! Mankind has since been scattered throughout the earth.

The city was called "Babel," which means "chaos." The tower that was interrupted in construction was called the Tower of Babel. The Tower of Babel incident separated the era of unity and chaos of human language, and also became a watershed in the transformation of human civilization from unity to pluralism.

Since then, the unification of the world has been a universal dream of mankind. The biggest obstacle that makes this dream impossible is the language barrier. When humanity has the means to remove the language barrier, it will be possible to return to the time of the Tower of Babel.

There are on the Internet, go to the next one, there is a very clear one.

The Tower of Babel is a tower of Babel mentioned in the biblical story that was built by Noah's descendants.

According to the Jewish Old Testament, after the Flood, everyone spoke the same language and spoke the same accent. Noah's descendants were growing more and more over the land, so they migrated eastward.

In the land of Shinah (near ancient Babylon), they came across a plain and settled down. Since the stone used for building on the plains was not readily available, they consulted with one another, saying, "Come, let us make bricks, and burn them thoroughly."

So they took bricks for stones, and stone paint for mortar. Then they said, "Come, let us build a city and a tower with the top of the tower reaching up to heaven, that we may proclaim our name, so that we may not be scattered over all the earth."

Due to the common language and concerted efforts, the city of Babylon was built in a prosperous and beautiful city, with towers reaching into the sky, as if it was about to compete with the heavens. I didn't expect this move to alarm God! Deeply outraged by the vanity and arrogance of mankind and unable to tolerate human offenses to His dignity, God decided to punish these arrogant people just as he punished Adam and Eve, who had eaten the forbidden fruit.

He saw that people were working together in this way, unified and powerful, and thought to himself: If mankind really built the magnificent Tower of Babel, then what could not be done in the future? Somehow must be found to stop them.

So he quietly left Heaven and came to earth, and he confounded the language of men, and scattered them everywhere, and the tower fell to the ground. The common language is known as Adamic, and historically scholars have suggested that a language was proto, such as Hebrew, Basque, etc. (see Jewish literature). The image of the tower halting in the middle of the building has a symbolic meaning in religious art, indicating that human arrogance will eventually lead to chaos.

The nanny hadn't gone to the wedding when she picked up the **. The chronological order of the stories is reverse + interpolation, not chronological.

The same****The time point of the two ends is different The nanny who played first picked up** and then played everything that happened around the nanny, and then after the nanny was expelled, the time returned to Pete to fight**, and began to play Pete's encounter Hehee I feel super bad** Every story can have something to do with sex.

The director uses flashbacks.

Several stories take place at staggered times.

Upstairs 2 don't know don't talk nonsense OK? Landlord, I'll come to you this question. ,The Christmas red envelope will expel the strange old man's mount imitation Tan.,That mount has a skill map to fly randomly.,There's a chance to fly to the Tower of Babel when you're on a white horse.,But this bug has been closed to the bug.。

The Tower of Babel shows the time of the last time he played with him, and if you fly up to the sky and come out at 8 o'clock on Thursday night, it will be 2 days away from 8 o'clock on Tuesday, and it will show that it will be 2 days away.

Agree with the third floor, Xiaobai should not harm others.

Alas, I always like to get to the bottom of the unimportant content in the movie, and the important thing is to know that the girl's heart is to find someone to say, and it can be understood. The content of that note cannot be regarded as the suspense left by the director at all, because the suspense should be solved in the movie. That's just a blank space left by the director, or a "blank space", for the audience to draw their own conclusions.

If you have to figure it out, it's like seeing a dragon and asking "What about its tail?" What does its tail look like? The same, completely ignoring the artistic conception of "the dragon sees the head but does not see the tail".

There are similar questions like "Who killed Wan Hou".

There is archaeological evidence. But it turns out that what the Bible says is more accurate than what has been discovered by man, or what has been found by archaeology.

An excerpt from the relevant account:

Ziggurat.

There is another piece of evidence to support the biblical account of the Tower of Babel. There are numerous references to the towers of the Temple, and the remains of these towers can be found in the ruins of many ancient Mesopotamian cities, known as ziggurats, whose shapes closely resemble the original structure of the "Tower of Babel" in the Bible. One of the largest pagodas is widely documented.

The tower is located in Babylon, but only the general outline of the building's foundation can be seen. James Macqueen wrote:

Directly opposite the gate, in a separate position, but facing the west side of the courtyard, stands the Babylonian ziggurat or temple tower. This massive structure, almost 300 feet high, must have been the main feature of the Babylonian region, and must have been the biblical equivalent of the Tower of Babel. The excavation site has only restored the ground structure of the Tower of Babel, and there is much controversy among scholars about the detailed structure of the upper part of the temple tower, but the general shape of the temple tower is clear due to Herodotus (Greek historian, 485-425 BC) and contemporaneous inscriptions.

The plan of the tower is square, rose-colored, probably 8 floors, with a nave built at the top. The bottommost square is 300 feet long on each side and about 108 feet high. The second floor is 256 feet long on each side and 60 feet high.

The 5th and 5th floors are about 20 feet tall and 197 feet, 167 feet and 138 feet long on each side, respectively. Levels 1, and 8 are disputed in size and shape, but most likely Level 6 is a square 108 feet long on each side and 20 feet high. The 7th floor is 50 feet tall and is no longer square but rectangular, measuring about 79 feet and 69 feet in length and width, respectively.

On the top floor of the tower there may be a small 'living room' of unknown size, which forms the ...... of the 8th floorThe overall appearance of the building is obviously fired bricks, and the core of the tower is unfired bricks. The first-level core is a 200-foot square on each side, with walls 50 feet thick on each side, with the usual niches on the flat surface of the tower. There may also be niches on the upper floors, but it's uncertain.

This Great Temple Tower, also known as etemenanki, "the foundation of heaven and earth," was probably built in about 3,100 B.C., which approximates the biblical date of the Tower of Babel.

Gen11:9 And because there the LORD had confounded the language of the people of the world, and had scattered them throughout the face of the earth, the name of the city was Babel.

So far, there is no conclusive evidence of its existence.

The Tower of Babel existed in ancient Babylon, in what is now the capital of Iraq, and the Bible is indeed more detailed than human archaeology.

Of course it's true, the accent of people after the Tower of Babel was confused, and people at that time walked for more than 20 years to come to China, and the Bible is God's revelation, and it is absolutely infallible.