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| − | '''Arba the greatest man among Anakim''' was the progenitor of the sons of Anakim. He became the father of [[הענוק|Hanuq]], [[ענק|Anaq]] ( | + | E-M123 '''Arba the greatest man among Anakim''' was the last progenitor of the sons of [[ענקים|Anakim]] a remnant of [[רפאים|Rephaim]] (such as Og of Bashan who came to he who became Abraham as refuge when Cherdolamer's army of [[פלשתים|Palestinian]] [[גברים|Gibborim]] smote their Rephaim relatives). He allied with the [[גברים|Gibborim]] of [[נמרד|Nimrod]] and became the father of [[הענוק|Hanuq]], [[ענק|Anaq]] (mother of [[הנפילים|Hanephilim]] who came from [[נפלים|Neflim]]), and [[הענק|Hanaq]] (father of the [[הענקים|Hanaqim]]: [[ששי|Sheshi]], [[אחימן|Akiman]], and [[תלמי|Talmai]]). |
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| + | He was probably identical with Arabus, Father of Cassiopeia in Greek Mythology. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:45, 12 February 2013
E-M123 Arba the greatest man among Anakim was the last progenitor of the sons of Anakim a remnant of Rephaim (such as Og of Bashan who came to he who became Abraham as refuge when Cherdolamer's army of Palestinian Gibborim smote their Rephaim relatives). He allied with the Gibborim of Nimrod and became the father of Hanuq, Anaq (mother of Hanephilim who came from Neflim), and Hanaq (father of the Hanaqim: Sheshi, Akiman, and Talmai).
He was probably identical with Arabus, Father of Cassiopeia in Greek Mythology.
