Difference between revisions of "By the waters of babalong"

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"By the waters of Babylon we wept", Psalm 137 of the Books of Psalms, from Hebrew captivity in Babylon.
Babble along
Tower of Babel: which displeased God and was unfinished, after which point God created confusion of language among the groups of the Earth--perhaps parallel to HCE's comparison to Tim Finnegan as a builder and fear of the fall (as with Finnegan), and the book's seeming chaos of language, and most certainly, the book's diversity of language.

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-* Psalm 137 "By the waters of Babylon we wept", a psalm from Hebrew captivity in Babylon.
+* "'''By the waters of Babylon we wept'''", Psalm 137 of the Books of Psalms, from Hebrew captivity in Babylon.
-* Babble along?
+* '''Babble along '''
-* Tower of Babel, which displeased God and was unfinished, after which point God created confusion of language among the groups of the Earth--perhaps parallel to HCE's comparison to Tim Finnegan as a builder and fear of the fall (as with Finnegan), and the book's seeming chaos of language, and most certainly, the book's diversity of language.
+* '''Tower of Babel:''' which displeased God and was unfinished, after which point God created confusion of language among the groups of the Earth--perhaps parallel to HCE's comparison to Tim Finnegan as a builder and fear of the fall (as with Finnegan), and the book's seeming chaos of language, and most certainly, the book's diversity of language.
+[[Category: Old Testament]]