NIMROD; A MIGHTY HUNTER

NIMROD; A MIGHTY HUNTER



There are a lot of negative things written about Nimrod by Christian writers, but there is no scriptural evidence to support their claims. 
The scriptures do not state anywhere that Nimrod was wicked or that he did evil in the sight of God or that he enticed others to be wicked.

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