When Jesus was asked by Jews to restore the Kingdom of Israel, he responded by saying:
"My kingdom is not of this world. If it were, my servants would fight to prevent my arrest by the Jewish leaders. But now my kingdom is from another place." John 18:36
This suggests that Jesus' kingdom is not a physical or earthly one, but rather a spiritual one. He did not come to restore a political kingdom to Israel, but rather to establish a spiritual kingdom of God.
Yes ! Sister ! That
is very "fabulous"

And as we, become Israel, IN CHRIST, we become His chosen people, "children of God" and co-heirs with Christ, destined for Heaven ..
YAY !! & Amen !!
... and your right, the people of Babylon, were
not believing God, when he said in Genesis 9,
"And I establish My covenant with you: Never again will all life be cut off by the waters of a flood; never again will there be a flood to destroy the earth."
Babylon, built their tower, to reach heaven by their own works, and to escape any "potential future flood" They then established a "religion" unto themselves, as
you said, "to save them" selves. This same religion, is still the most predominate "religion: in the world today. People trying to save themselves, by there own handiwork, self-righteous beliefs,
twisting and manipulating God's Word to suit themselves .....................
Rather than Believing Jesus !
We've established false religions, ( 2Thes.2, 2Tim3:4-7 et.al), based on what WE WANT = "
selfishness", as did King Nebuchadnezzar. The same self-dependence that characterize Cain's actions, Gen 4, in bringing what he considered worthy for an offering to God, rather than what God wanted.
Salvation by works, rather than by Faith, in Christ alone.
We have a parallel spirit of Babylon, leading us astray, to destruction in direct opposition to God's Plan, and MOST people are deceived and unaware of this
DANGER.
Blessings Day Sister, & Happy Sabbath