After the Tower of Babel, was there anyone left who believed in the one true God?
Joshua 24:2 says the forefathers, including Terah, Abraham's father, served other gods and were idolaters. About 200 years after the Tower of Babel, there was not a single believer in the one true God left; the caller's mention of Seth was set aside.
Les explains from Joshua 24:2 that God, speaking through Joshua, declared the forefathers dwelt on the other side of the river and served other gods. Terah, Abraham's father, and Nahor were idolaters. Les places this about 200 years after the Tower of Babel and says that at that time no single believer in the one true God was left. When someone asked about Seth, evidently still living, Les replies, "Well, we'll let Seth go by."
And Joshua said unto all the people, Thus saith the LORD God of Israel, Your fathers dwelt on the other side of the flood in old time, even Terah, the father of Abraham, and the father of Nachor: and they served other gods.
How long after the Tower of Babel was Abraham's forefathers' time?
Abraham's forefathers, including Terah and Nahor, lived approximately 200 years after the Tower of Babel. At that time, Joshua 24:2 indicates they served other gods and were idolaters, with no known believers in the one true God remaining.
Was there any believer in the one true God left after the Tower of Babel?
According to the teaching, about 200 years after the Tower of Babel, there was not a single believer in the one true God left. The forefathers of Israel, including Terah, served other gods and were idolaters. A possible exception, Seth, was mentioned but set aside.