Cush

And this land was abundant in precious minerals, gold, bdellium and the onyx stone.

Interesting, there's gold in the New Jerusalem too, isn't there? Then we have the second river, Gihon, which is said to encircle the land of Cush or Ethiopia.

Again, we don't know...

Where that was, even though some of these names are familiar to us, we've got to understand that these were names taken from the pre-flood world and then used after the flood, these place names, to describe certain things.

That means that Cain's, Cain's line specifically was chosen to, to sort of incubate this Nephilim incursion, the first one, and I think the second one.

So there's a, so there's that, right? And then, but it just gets stronger from there, and then it somehow it, it's able to pass through the flood, and that's why I focused on Ham so much, because Ham has three kids, Cush, uh, Cush, Canaan.

Well, he has four but I'll say, I'll focus on three, which is Cush, Canaan, and, uh, Mizraim.

And when you look at their genealogy, guess what pops up in all three of those brothers' genealogies and their, their children? It's the, it's the giants.

Everyone from, from Og to Goliath to the Rephaim Canaanites.

Members of, of Cain's children essentially, and, and, and, and Adam's k- children as possibly.

But members of Cain's children leading up until Noah are really part of that kings list of Sumerians.

So I looked at this, and, uh, this is something I haven't talked with you about yet, but I, I did a little thought experiment with this, and I was just like, "Well, what if I look at Lugobanda, and as, as Gilgamesh's father, but also as Nimrod's father?" And a- and add Cush into the, the situation, 'cause I think Cush is Hermes, right? So this is kind of complicated, but I did a thought experiment, meaning obviously, like, Cush, Cush is Hermes and Cush is Lugobanda in this thought experiment, and they're the same guy.

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And Ham knew that his father had cursed his younger son, and he was displeased that he had cursed his son, and he parted from his father, he and his sons with him, Cush and Misraim and Put and Canaan.

14.

And he built for himself a city and called its name after the name of his wife, Ne'elatamuk.

Japheth's, 7 and 13.

Ills taken by Noah's sons, 14 to 15.

And Ham divided amongst his sons, and the first portion came forth for Cush towards the east, and to the west of him for Mizraim, and to the west of him for Put, and to the west of him, and to the west thereof, on the sea for Canaan.

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Nine, and Shem took his garment and arose, he and Japheth, and they placed the garment on their shoulders and went backward and covered the shame of their father, and their faces were backward.

Ten, and Noah awoke from his sleep and knew all that his younger son had done unto him, and he cursed his son and said, "Cursed be Canaan, an enslaved servant shall he be unto his brethren." Eleven, and he blessed Shem and said, "Blessed be the Lord God of Shem, and Canaan shall be his servant." Twelve, "God shall enlarge Japheth, and God shall dwell in the dwelling of Shem, and Canaan shall be his servant." Thirteen, and Ham knew that his father had cursed his younger son, and he was displeased that he had cursed his son, and he parted from his father, he and his sons with him, Cush, and Mizraim, and Put, and Canaan.

Fourteen, and he built for himself a city and called its name after the name of his wife, Ne'el lamuuk.

Fifteen, and Japheth saw it and became envious of his brother, and he too built for himself a city, and he called its name after the name of his wife, Adah tenneses.

Japheth's, seven and thirteen.

Oaths taken by Noah's sons, fourteen to fifteen.

And Ham divided amongst his sons, and the first portion came forth for Cush towards the east, and to the west of him for Mizraim, and to the west of him for Put, and to the west of him, and to the west thereof, on the sea for Canaan.

Two.