Gaham
Gaham (Generation 21 • Child of Nahor ): Mother:Reumah ( Genesis 22:24 ) It is closely linked with Nahor (Generation 20 • Child of Terah ): Nahor is a biblical figure in Generation 20, child of Terah , parent of Uz, Buz , Kemuel , Chesed , Hazo . ( Genesis 11:26 )
Connected Genealogical Figures & Lineage
Gaham (Generation 21 • Child of Nahor ): Mother:Reumah ( Genesis 22:24 ) (mentioned in Genesis 22 ) Nahor (Generation 20 • Child of Terah ): Nahor is a biblical figure in Generation 20, child of Terah , parent of Uz, Buz , Kemuel , Chesed , Hazo . ( Genesis 11:26 ) (mentioned in Genesis 11 ) Shem (Generation 11 • Messianic Line • Child of Noah ): ( Genesis 5:32 , 1 Chronicles 1:4 , Luke 3:36 ) • ( Genesis 11:10-11 ) Shem was the oldest of Noah 's sons (Shem is older than Japheth - Genesis 10:21 , Ham is the youngest son- Genesis 9:22-24 ) (mentioned in Genesis 5 , Genesis 6 , Genesis 7 ) Ham (Generation 11 • Child of Noah): Ham is a biblical figure in Generation 11, child of Noah, parent of Cush , Mizraim , Put, Canaan . ( Genesis 5:32 , 1 Chronicles 1:4 ) (mentioned in Genesis 5 , Genesis 6 , Genesis 7 )
Biblical Geography & Sacred Architecture
Key geographical locations connected to this topic include Metheg-ammah (Ancient biblical location referenced in 2 Sam 8:1 (identified with Gath ).) Giah (Ancient biblical location referenced in 2 Sam 2:24 (identified with Ammah ).) Gath (Ancient biblical location referenced in Josh 11:22 , Josh 13:3 , 1 Sam 5:8 , 1 Sam 6:17 , 1 Sam 7:14 , 1 Sam 17:4 .)
Scripture Witness (KJV) & Canonical Context
Primary KJV scripture witnesses include Genesis 22:24 : "And his concubine, whose name was Reumah, she bare also Tebah , and Gaham , and Thahash, and Maachah."; Judges 9:39 : "And Gaal went out before the men of Shechem , and fought with Abimelech."; Exodus 18:3 : "And her two sons; of which the name of the one was Gershom ; for he said, I have been an alien in a strange land:". Related canonical books and chapters: Genesis 22 ( Genesis • Chapter 22 (24 verses)), Nahum (Old Testament • 3 Chapters), Haggai (Old Testament • 2 Chapters).