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Genesis 10:1 · BSB
10:1 This is the account of Noah’s sons Shem, Ham, and Japheth, who also had sons after the flood.
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We study through books of the Bible here at the Village Chapel, and it's my great delight to be leading us throughGenesis chapter 10. We're about to study what is typically called the Table of Nations. And I was doing a little bit of research on the population of the world and…
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…because Luke uses contemporary terms of his day the names of the nations are not exactly the same as the nations listed in the table of nations inGenesis chapter 10but if you put them on the map they refer to the exact same nations in the same geographic area so this first map I hope you guys can make it out…
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…this morning, may we be drawn to you ever more closely, and may we reflect you ever more fully. In Jesus' name, amen. Turn with me in your Bible toGenesis chapter 10. Again, we are nearing the end of our series in the opening chapters of Genesis. And this morning we are looking at the fourth major section of…
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…a great storm, it's a great fish. Nineveh is a great city. They're about to have great repentance. You first encounter Nineveh in the Bible back inGenesis chapter 10is the first reference of Nineveh. Nineveh, in the sense, predates Abraham. And even back then in Genesis 10, it says Nineveh was founded by…
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…lands, and their nations. And from these, the nations spread abroad on the earth after the flood. That's what it says in verse 31. And that's whyGenesis chapter 10is called the table of the nations. And by sending out 72 disciples, Jesus is signifying the fact that Christian mission is not restrictive, it's…
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…happy family. But humanity was one big happy family in our rejection and rebellion against God. Our unity was union in our sinfulness. Genesis 11,Genesis chapter 10, is the table of nations. So Genesis chapter 6, to verse 9, is the flood narrative, is the recreation story. God covers the earth with a flood…
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…here. And if you look closely at this list, Bible scholars tell us that it is an updated version of the first list of nations in the Bible inGenesis chapter 10. And if you know the story in Genesis, the nations are listed and then we come right to the story of the Tower of Babel. Where all the nations come…
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…a time just for a second and consider this question. Do Christians have to believe that the world is 5,777 years old? So if you have your Bibles,Genesis chapter 10, and we're going to, Genesis 11, sorry. And we're going to just look at verse 10, which gives us another one of those genealogies. And it's a…
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…see it as, you know, the great city and the anti-city. The great salvation, the anti-salvation. Jerusalem and Babylon. Now, turning your Bibles toGenesis chapter 10. So Genesis chapter 10, and this is the table of nations. Dr. William F. Albright, not a believer, but a world-class archaeologist and…
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…who are gripped by the gospel, living for your glory. And this we ask in Jesus's name. Amen. So the actual text that we're looking at today isGenesis chapter 10, verse 1 to 11, 9. But I didn't have Jeremiah read all of chapter 10. A part of it is because that's 32 verses on top of 9. That's 41 verses. That's a lot of…
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…that that number is significant. That 72 is a representative number of all the nations of the world. Where do they get that from? Well, back inGenesis chapter 10, there's a genealogy there where it's describing the sort of spread of humanity across the earth, and there are 72 names and tribes that are listed…
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