History of the Old Covenant volume 1
History of the Old Covenant volume 1
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Haran died in Ur-Chasdim, leaving beliind him Lot, Milcah, and Iscah. According to Jewish tradition (Jos. Act. I. 6, § 5) Iscah is the same as Sarah, the wife of Abraham.
GREAT PERIODS IN THE COVENANT HISTORY. (§ 47. ) 171 comp. Gen. Xx. 12. Tlie name Sarai (= Principatus, comp. § 58, 1) may have only been given to her at her mariiage, when she became the wife of a chieftain. Nahor was married to Milcah. The whole family left the land of the Chaldeans, and settled in the first place in Mesopota...mia, in the neighbom-hood of Charrae. Nahor remained there, and according to Gen. Xxii, 20 — 24 became the ancestor of twelve Nahor itic tribes. Ahram journeys in company with Lot to Canaan, where the two tribes soon separate. Moab and Annnon, the sons of Lot, become the ancestors of two nations, the Moahites and the Armnonites, who inhabit the country east of the land of promise. The descendants of Ishmael, Abram's son, form as the Ishmaelitic Arabs another offshoot from the main tribe (Gen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Haran died in Ur-Chasdim, leaving beliind him Lot, Milcah, and Iscah. According to Jewish tradition (Jos. Act. I. 6, § 5) Iscah is the same as Sarah, the wife of Abraham.
GREAT PERIODS IN THE COVENANT HISTORY. (§ 47. ) 171 comp. Gen. Xx. 12. Tlie name Sarai (= Principatus, comp. § 58, 1) may have only been given to her at her mariiage, when she became the wife of a chieftain. Nahor was married to Milcah. The whole family left the land of the Chaldeans, and settled in the first place in Mesopota...mia, in the neighbom-hood of Charrae. Nahor remained there, and according to Gen. Xxii, 20 — 24 became the ancestor of twelve Nahor itic tribes. Ahram journeys in company with Lot to Canaan, where the two tribes soon separate. Moab and Annnon, the sons of Lot, become the ancestors of two nations, the Moahites and the Armnonites, who inhabit the country east of the land of promise. The descendants of Ishmael, Abram's son, form as the Ishmaelitic Arabs another offshoot from the main tribe (Gen.
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