| 06Khor1 5:17 | | | | HAM: | Ham begat K’ush | | 06Khor1 5:17 | | | HAM: | Ham | begat K’ush | | 06Khor1 5:40 | | | from Noah and third from | Ham, | we do not find placed | | 06Khor1 5:43 | | | of the generations descended from | Ham | down to Ninos are not | | 06Khor1 6:8 | | | to me to be Sem, | Ham, | and Yapheth | | 06Khor1 6:17 | | | the sons of Sem but | Ham | had attacked them and seized | | 06Khor1 6:18 | | | retribution from the race of | Ham, | restoring his inheritance to the | | 06Khor1 7:2 | | | the sun, Kronos - that is | Ham, | Kush, and Nimrod, leaving out | | 06Khor1 7:5 | | | of Joseph up to Sem, | Ham, | and Yapheth | | 09Draskh1 1:27 | | | the genealogies of Shem and | Ham, | and write briefly (about the | | 10Tovma1 1:4 | | | and Yapitost’ē, who are Sem, | Ham, | and Japheth. Sem begat Elam | | 10Tovma1 1:5 | | | Now Nebrot’, (descended) from | Ham, | built Babylon, the first city | | 10Tovma1 1:7 | | | descended from Sem or from | Ham | by Nebrot’ | | 10Tovma1 1:9 | | | tenth from Sem and from | Ham. | But Nineveh was really the | | 10Tovma1 1:9 | | | be from the offspring of | Ham | according to Ariston the Chaldaean | | 10Tovma1 1:17 | | | Egypt and (the descendants) of | Ham | there flourished as rulers, the | | 10Tovma1 1:75 | | | Hebrew, with a double name. | Ham | seized it from the sons | | 10Tovma1 1:76 | | | of your inheritance.” For to | Ham | were given by his father | | 10Tovma1 1:78 | | | Jared, Enoch, Mathusala, Lamech, Noah, | Ham, | Kush, Nebrot’, who is also | | 10Tovma1 2:4 | | | of Kush a descendant of | Ham, | was much more powerful not | | 10Tovma1 2:14 | | | disclaimed the hunter (descended from) | Ham | and spurned him, saying: “Not | | 10Tovma1 2:16 | | | Egypt. For Kush son of | Ham | is called Ethiopian, whom the | | 10Tovma1 2:17 | | | of genealogy goes like this: | Ham | begat Kush; Kush begat Mestrim | | 10Tovma1 4:4 | | | Arbel, of the tribe of | Ham ( | reigned) fifty-two years. He |
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