Genesis 10

Genesis 10

Known as the Table of Nations, this chapter provides a detailed list of the descendants of Noah's three sons—Shem, Ham, and Japheth. This genealogy traces the origins of the seventy nations that populated the post-Flood world, establishing the earliest geographical and cultural boundaries. It records the first mention of Nimrod, described as a mighty hunter and the founder of early kingdoms like Babel (Babylon). This record emphasizes the unity and common origin of all humanity after the flood.

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