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Ham

Noah's son. He saw his father drunk and naked in the tent and told his brothers instead of covering him, and when Noah woke he cursed Ham's son Canaan, not Ham. Egypt and Cush are among the peoples Genesis 10 traces to him.

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Noah's son. He saw his father drunk and naked in the tent and told his brothers instead of covering him, and when Noah woke he cursed Ham's son Canaan, not Ham. Egypt and Cush are among the peoples Genesis 10 traces to him.

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Ham was Noah's son who saw his father drunk and naked inside his tent and told his brothers instead of covering him discreetly, and when Noah woke and learned what happened, he cursed not Ham himself but Ham's son Canaan to a future of servitude. Ham's other descendants, listed in Genesis 10, became the ancestors of Egypt, Cush, and several other ancient peoples.

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The word

H2526

Where it appears
  • Genesis 5:32
  • Genesis 6:10
  • Genesis 7:13
  • Genesis 9:18
  • Genesis 9:22
  • Genesis 10:1
  • Genesis 10:6
  • Genesis 10:20
  • 1 Chronicles 1:4
  • 1 Chronicles 1:8
  • 1 Chronicles 4:40
  • Psalm 78:51
  • Psalm 105:23
  • Psalm 105:27
  • Psalm 106:22

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