Löydetty 747 Tulokset: Ära
a vault by which God would separate the waters which were beneath it from the waters above it; and so it was done. (Genesis 1, 7)
who divided up the islands of the Gentiles, region by region. Each of these became separate nations, distinct in speech and in blood. (Genesis 10, 5)
His empire began with Babylon, Arach, Achad and Chalanne, in the country of Sennaar. (Genesis 10, 10)
Hevites, Aracites, Sinites, (Genesis 10, 17)
Aradians, Samarites and Amathites; so, in later times, the Chanaanite peoples spread this way and that. (Genesis 10, 18)
That Chanaanite territory, beginning at Sidon, reached as far as Gaza on the road to Gerara, and as far as Lesa on the road to Sodom, Gomorrha, Adama and Seboim. (Genesis 10, 19)
His sons were called Aelam, Assur, Arphaxad, Lud and Aram. (Genesis 10, 22)
These were Aram’s sons, Us, Hul, Gether and Mes. (Genesis 10, 23)
And Thare, after reaching the age of seventy, became the father of Abram, of Nachor, and of Aran. (Genesis 11, 26)
These are the descendants of Thare; Thare’s sons were called Abram, Nachor and Aran, and Aran had a son called Lot. (Genesis 11, 27)
This Aran died before his father Thare, in Ur of the Chaldees, the country of his birth. (Genesis 11, 28)
Abram and Nachor married; Abram’s wife was called Sarai, and Nachor’s wife was called Melcha. Her father Aran had two children, Melcha herself and Jescha. (Genesis 11, 29)
