Genèse 11:27-32

27 Voici les descendants de Tharé: Tharé engendra Abram, Nachor et Haran; et Haran engendra Lot.

28 Et Haran mourut en présence de Tharé son père, au pays de sa naissance, à Ur des Caldéens.

29 Et Abram et Nachor prirent des femmes. Le nom de la femme d'Abram était Saraï, et le nom de la femme de Nachor, Milca, fille de Haran, père de Milca et père de Jisca.

30 Mais Saraï était stérile; elle n'avait point d'enfant.

31 Et Tharé prit Abram son fils, et Lot fils de Haran, son petit-fils, et Saraï sa belle-fille, femme d'Abram son fils, et ils sortirent ensemble d'Ur des Caldéens, pour aller au pays de Canaan. Et ils vinrent jusqu'à Charan, et ils y demeurèrent.

32 Et les jours de Tharé furent de deux cent cinq ans; puis Tharé mourut à Charan.

Genèse 11:27-32 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.