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Genesis 10:11 · BSB
10:11 From that land he went forth into Assyria, where he built Nineveh, Rehoboth-Ir, Calah,
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…in the flood were also 70. [SPEAKER_00]: Those 70 that are listed became the 70 nations that were distributed throughout the earth, divided up inGenesis chapter 10, those 70 nations that would reject God. [SPEAKER_00]: And God said he would make his own nation that would be a blessing to the other nations.…
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…or something. But it could also be referring to the importance of Nineveh as a historical city. You can read about Nineveh all the way back inGenesis chapter 10. Jonah is called to go there, to this great city, but we're not exactly given right here why. We're not told exactly how evil Nineveh really is,…
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…another Old Testament passage which is not referenced explicitly, but I think is in the background here. And I think Luke hints at it. That'sGenesis chapters 10and 11. The list of different nations in verses 9 to 11. Maybe Luke is kind of echoing the list of nations that is given in Genesis chapter 10.…
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…there are a lot more things that we connect, a lot of things that we could see. And today is part 10, the spreading out of the nations found inGenesis chapters 10and 11. Last week, we ended by just sticking our toe into the ending verses of chapter nine. And so with the idea that we would double down on that…
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…4 and 5 are told out of chronological order. Genesis 10 and 11 are turned out of chronological order. That one's a really good one, in fact. InGenesis chapter 10, you have a description of multiple different nations that are spread out on the earth with different languages. Then in chapter 11, which in case…
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…genealogies is that they help us see the movement and grouping of families and peoples as they spread out over the earth. The table of nations inGenesis chapter 10is very helpful. We learn there that some of the grandsons of Noah were named Egypt and Canaan and Cush. And then the descendants of these men…
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…see transitions along the way. It happens in Genesis chapter 2. It happens in Genesis chapter 5. It happens in Genesis chapter 6. It happens inGenesis chapter 10. That's just some examples. And it happens 11 times. And it shows, one, the appreciation for good writing. Because Moses is making his transitions…
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…You study the history of Babylon, there were different periods where they came to power. I'm talking about the first period that we read about inGenesis chapter 10. Then in the fifth century BC, Greek philosopher Socrates influenced by spirits that he considered to be demons, this is on his own account,…
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…uses the term more than anybody else in scripture. 19 times he mentions how God will scatter his people when they go into exile. And then inGenesis chapter 10and chapter 11, we see that same word used for scattered. Used for the first time in scripture in Genesis. And it is used about a people who were…
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…whole world. And because of that, he's able to apportion out for the nations whatever their allotment of land is. This is going all the way back toGenesis chapter 10, what's usually called the table of nations in Genesis 11 as well, the Tower of Babel, where God divides people into different language groups, and…
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…72. He could have sent 46. He could have sent 82. But he chose to send 72. Why? Well, I think we find the answer back in the book of Genesis. So inGenesis chapter 10, there's a big, long list of names, sometimes known in our Bible as the table of nations. And for a Jewish person, that list of names represented…
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…I've called that unification. But we want to begin with alienation. You will realize, of course, that after the nations of the earth were formed inGenesis chapter 10and 11, God went on to create a special nation, a unique nation, the nation of Israel. And he did that when he called Abraham out of earth, called…
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…welcomed you, but good morning, I'm glad that you are here if you have your bible and I hope you do. I want to invite you to turn with me toGenesis chapter 10. We are, we are back in Genesis this week. I want to thank Shane uh for sharing with us last week. Just a wonderful gift and, and asset that he and…
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…you'll say, some things never change. Sin always destroys. Then we get to point number four, point number four, the conflict, the conflict. InGenesis chapter 10verse five, we find the after effects of the tower of Babel and God's judgment on that tower of Babel. And here's what it says in Genesis 10 five,…
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…down to seven, it comes to the number 70. And to the Jews, the number 70 would have represented all the nations. And this goes all the way back toGenesis chapter 10. Moses lists a bunch of names that came after Noah, and you add up all those heads of homes, and it's the number 70. So for them, 70 bulls…
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…pillows and lay down in a place to sleep. The church is always at a certain place and purpose always starts in the dark. That's why if you read,Genesis chapter 10, verses the evening and the morning. So the day doesn't start when the Sun rises starts when the sunset because purpose always goes from Darkness…
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…the time when the from the time of the sons of Noah onwards you remember the sons of Noah Ham and Shem and Japheth and how you find described inGenesis chapter 10what's usually referred to as the table of the nations you find there a description of their descendants those that were descended from these three…
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…we pray this all in the name of your son. Amen. Amen. You guys can grab a seat. As you grab a seat, you can take your Bibles and open them up toGenesis chapter 10. Genesis chapter 10. We're going to be working to Genesis chapter 11, verse 26 this morning. A few years ago, five years ago now, just over five…
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…and together. I mean then the power of unified speech starts to come into play. What do you mean by that, pastor? Well, I'll take you back toGenesis, chapter 10, where the tower of Babel, they were beginning to attempt to build a giant tower to heaven, and they started building it and everybody on the earth…
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…of God's glory because of our sin. And we see this solidarity in sin and its consequences being played out in this racial ethnocentricity terms inGenesis chapter 10and 11. So if you've got your Bibles, flick there fairly quick. Genesis chapter 10 is the so-called table of nations. And Genesis chapter 10, the…
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