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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Nahor (Man living at the time of the Patriarchs)

Terah's father, Abraham's grandfather, in the line from Shem. Joshua remembers that this family served other gods beyond the river.

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Terah's father, Abraham's grandfather, in the line from Shem. Joshua remembers that this family served other gods beyond the river.

Who this is

Two men named Nahor appear in Genesis. Terah's father was the grandfather Abraham was named for, generations back in the genealogy from Shem. Terah's son, Abraham's brother, stayed behind in Mesopotamia when Abraham left for Canaan, and his descendants there included Rebekah, who would later marry Isaac, and Laban, Jacob's uncle and father-in-law.

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The word

H5152

Where it appears
  • Genesis 11:22
  • Genesis 11:23
  • Genesis 11:24
  • Genesis 11:25
  • Joshua 24:2
  • 1 Chronicles 1:26

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