[[Image:noahidenations2.gif|thumb|Migration of Noahide Nations]]
===Japheth===
'''Japheth''', literally means "opened" or "expanded". '''Y-chromosomal Haplogroup C*'''.
::[[Kittite Nation|Kittim]], '''Y-chromosomal Haplogroup C-M38''' Cathay of the Far East, preserved through the centuries in the more familiar Chinese term, Cathay. The Cathay were Mongoloids and considered a part of early Chinese stock. It seems the remnants of the Kittim, after the destruction of their empire, traveled towards the east and settled among the Sinites, contributing to their civilization, and thus becoming the ancestors of many Asian people groups including the Khazar or Ashkenazim "Jews". Still others migrated throughout the region and beyond, making up the present-day Mongoloid races in Asia and the Americas. What the Chinese call "Hsiung-nu" However are the Y-Haplogroup N Turko-Mogul nomad tribes we know as "[[Huns]]".
===Ham===
'''[[Chamite Nation|Ham]]''', '''Y-chromosomal Haplogroup DE*''', literally means "warm" or "passionate". Although Ham first established himself in Sumer, the land of Ham is Africa; more particularly Egypt (Psalms 78:51; 105:23; 106:22). His descendants, however, were first to leave the territory assigned them, emigrating from Asia to the islands and the Americas.The Shemites were still in the area at the time of Abram. It is the Canaanites who were "spread abroad" or driven out and scattered (Genesis 10:18) in the days of Peleg and later "divided" by the Gentiles or Japhethites when God "enlarged" them (Genesis 9:27; 10:5, 25).
Sinites are not to be confused with the [[Kittite Nation|Cathay]] people of historical reference.
===Shem===
'''[[Shemite Nation|Shemite]]''', literally means "renown". '''Y-chromosomal Haplogroup F*'''. Islamic sources have always referred to Iran as the original land of Shem. His descendants have been prominent in the middle east from time immemorial but have since spread throughout the world.
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