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

Nimrod (Man living at the time of the Patriarchs)

Noah's great-grandson through Ham, called a mighty hunter before the Lord. Genesis credits him with founding a run of Mesopotamian cities, Babel among them. Micah later uses his name for the land of Assyria itself.

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First, in plain English

Noah's great-grandson through Ham, called a mighty hunter before the Lord. Genesis credits him with founding a run of Mesopotamian cities, Babel among them. Micah later uses his name for the land of Assyria itself.

Who this is

Nimrod was a great-grandson of Noah through Ham, described in Genesis as a mighty hunter before the Lord and the founder of a series of major Mesopotamian cities including Babel, the site of the later tower and scattered languages. His name became proverbial enough that later Old Testament writers refer to Assyria itself as the land of Nimrod.

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The word

H5248

Where it appears
  • Genesis 10:8
  • Genesis 10:9
  • 1 Chronicles 1:10
  • Micah 5:6

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