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[[רעמה|Ra'amah]]'s husband E-Z830 Palestine (Amraphel) Σκάμανδρος - Ξάνθος son of Amor and [[פתרסים|Petrus]] descendant of Mitzraim/Anu/Caelus/Uranus/Set and Havilah, the beginnings of his kingdom were:
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[[רעמה|Ra'amah]]'s husband E-Z830 Palestine (Amraphel/Kumarbi) son of Amor and [[פתרסים|Petrus]] descendant of Mitzraim/Anu/Caelus/Uranus/Set and Havilah, the beginnings of his kingdom were:
 
*[[בבל|Nun.Ki/Eridu]]
 
*[[בבל|Nun.Ki/Eridu]]
 
*[[ארך|Uruk]]
 
*[[ארך|Uruk]]
 
*[[אכד|Akkad]]
 
*[[אכד|Akkad]]
 
*[[כלנה בארץ שנער|Calneh in Eretz Shinar]]
 
*[[כלנה בארץ שנער|Calneh in Eretz Shinar]]
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Through Anu/Caelus/Uranus/Set and Nimrod, "Cush" was extended into the Middle east (Kish) by marriage to Havilah and Ra'amah respectively, both daughters of of Cush son of Ham.
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Nimrod conquered the people of Canaan as a Master of Animals. Thus he became renowned as a mighty hunter before the lord and was called Nimrod. He seized control of [[כנען|Canaan]] raising his "Amorites" over the [[רפאים|Rephaim]] while the Israelites were in [[מצרים|Mitzraim]].
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=See=
 
=See=
 
:[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_kings_of_Akkad Akkadian Dynasty]
 
:[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_kings_of_Akkad Akkadian Dynasty]

Revision as of 14:15, 28 June 2012

Ra'amah's husband E-Z830 Palestine (Amraphel/Kumarbi) son of Amor and Petrus descendant of Mitzraim/Anu/Caelus/Uranus/Set and Havilah, the beginnings of his kingdom were:

Through Anu/Caelus/Uranus/Set and Nimrod, "Cush" was extended into the Middle east (Kish) by marriage to Havilah and Ra'amah respectively, both daughters of of Cush son of Ham.

Nimrod conquered the people of Canaan as a Master of Animals. Thus he became renowned as a mighty hunter before the lord and was called Nimrod. He seized control of Canaan raising his "Amorites" over the Rephaim while the Israelites were in Mitzraim.

See

Akkadian Dynasty
Fenrir
Picts
Ogygia
Gibborim
Magor & Hunor
Humber