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Genesi 11:10-26

Listen to Genesi 11:10-26
10 QUESTE sono le generazioni di Sem: Sem, essendo d’etĂ  di cent’anni, generĂ² Arfacsad, due anni dopo il diluvio.
11 E Sem, dopo ch’ebbe generato Arfacsad, visse cinquecent’anni, e generĂ² figliuoli e figliuole.
12 Ed Arfacsad, essendo vivuto trentacinque anni, generĂ² Sela.
13 Ed Arfacsad, dopo ch’egli ebbe generato Sela, visse quattrocentotre anni, e generĂ² figliuoli e figliuole.
14 E Sela, essendo vivuto trent’anni, generĂ² Eber.
15 E Sela, dopo ch’ebbe generato Eber, visse quattrocentotre anni, e generĂ² figliuoli e figliuole.
16 Ed Eber, essendo vivuto trentaquattr’anni, generĂ² Peleg.
17 Ed Eber, dopo ch’ebbe generato Peleg, visse quattrocentrenta anni, e generĂ² figliuoli e figliuole.
18 E Peleg, essendo vivuto trent’anni, generĂ² Reu.
19 E Peleg, dopo ch’ebbe generato Reu, visse dugennove anni, e generĂ² figliuoli e figliuole.
20 E Reu, essendo vivuto trentadue anni, generĂ² Serug.
21 E Reu, dopo che ebbe generato Serug, visse dugensette anni, e generĂ² figliuoli e figliuole.
22 E Serug, essendo vivuto trent’anni, generĂ² Nahor.
23 E Serug, dopo che ebbe generato Nahor, visse dugent’anni, e generĂ² figliuoli e figliuole.
24 E Nahor, essendo vivuto ventinove anni, generĂ² Tare.
25 E Nahor, dopo ch’ebbe generato Tare, visse cendiciannove anni, e generĂ² figliuoli e figliuole.
26 E Tare, essendo vivuto settant’anni, generĂ² Abramo, Nahor, e Haran.

Genesi 11:10-26 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO GENESIS 11

This chapter gives an account of the inhabitants of the earth before the confusion of tongues at Babel, of their speech and language, which was one and the same, and of the place where they dwelt, Ge 11:1,2 and of their design to build a city and tower, to make them a name and keep them together, which they put in execution, Ge 11:3,4 of the notice the Lord took of this affair, and of the method he took to put a stop to their designs, by confounding their speech, and dispersing them abroad upon the face of the earth, Ge 11:5-9 then follows a genealogy of Shem's posterity down to Abraham, Ge 11:10-26 and a particular relation is given of Terah, the father of Abraham, and his family, and of his going forth with them from Ur of the Chaldees, in order to go into the land of Canaan, and of his death at Haran by the way, Ge 11:27-32.

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