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YinYangMom
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Listening to Jeff Cavin’s Great Adventure bible series on Relevant Radio these days…
and we get to Genesis 10 - Table of Nations, where we see the repopulation of the earth after the Great Flood.
Noah’s son’s Japheth, Shem and Ham…
Napheth goes north and repopulates the European area.
Ham goes south to repopulate Africa.
And Seth remains to repopulate the Middle East.
That’s the way Jeff condenses it.
But then we get to Chapter 12 when Abram and Sarai go to Egypt and the Pharoah takes a liking to Sarai.
I look down on the bottom of the Bible Timeline Chart to the section of Secular History to see that the Great pyramids were built around the time right before the people were scattered from Babel (2685 BC), and Stonehenge begun (2000 BC) around the time of Abram & Sarai going to Egypt…
And I’m thinking:
If all the world was repopulated by Japheth, Shem, Ham and Noah, where did this Pharoah come from? (Japheth? Shem? Ham?)
and why does it appear Egypt has always been a World Power operating alongside the Creation Story, being well established by the time Abram enters the scene?
and we get to Genesis 10 - Table of Nations, where we see the repopulation of the earth after the Great Flood.
Noah’s son’s Japheth, Shem and Ham…
Napheth goes north and repopulates the European area.
Ham goes south to repopulate Africa.
And Seth remains to repopulate the Middle East.
That’s the way Jeff condenses it.
But then we get to Chapter 12 when Abram and Sarai go to Egypt and the Pharoah takes a liking to Sarai.
I look down on the bottom of the Bible Timeline Chart to the section of Secular History to see that the Great pyramids were built around the time right before the people were scattered from Babel (2685 BC), and Stonehenge begun (2000 BC) around the time of Abram & Sarai going to Egypt…
And I’m thinking:
If all the world was repopulated by Japheth, Shem, Ham and Noah, where did this Pharoah come from? (Japheth? Shem? Ham?)
and why does it appear Egypt has always been a World Power operating alongside the Creation Story, being well established by the time Abram enters the scene?