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Noah's son Ham was not part of Egypt's cultural heritage, so he played no part.
When Ham saw Noah's nakedness in the Bible, it is interpreted as a disrespectful act towards his father. This incident led to a curse being placed on Ham's son, Canaan, as punishment for his disrespect.
The anme of Ham is not written in the bible. There are traditional books like the book of Jubilees written about 200 bc, which offers names of the four women of Noah's family - in the ark Noah's wife - Emzara, daughter of Rake'el, son of Methuselah, she was his cousin. Shem's wife - Sedeqetelebab, Ham' wife - Ne'elatama'uk or Na'eltama'uk, Japheth's wife - 'Adataneses
In the Bible, Cush is traditionally considered to be the son of Ham, who was one of the sons of Noah. Therefore, the mother of Cush would be one of Ham's wives. However, the specific name of Cush's mother is not provided in the biblical text.
The Bible doe not say.No, but there are other scriptures that do.From the book of Jubilees:Wife of Noah - Emzara, daughter of Rake'el, son of MethuselahWife of Shem - SedeqetelebabWife of Ham - Ne'elatama'uk or Na'eltama'ukWife of Japheth - 'AdatanesesRecall the sons of Noah were the Patriarchs of the world's races. Shem married an oriental woman and moved to the Holy land, gave birth to the S(h)emites - Semitic races of the middle east. While Ham travelled to the south with his Ethiopian wife and raised his family in Egypt and northern Africa. Japheth's wife was Caucasian (from the Caucasus Mountains) and traveled north raised his family.
A:Genesis 10:6: "And the sons of Ham; Cush, and Mizraim, and Phut, and Canaan." While the Book of Genesis never says that Ham was black, the name can be read as suggesting 'dark' and eventually Jewish tradition decided that the 'curse of Ham' meant that he would have black skin and was therefore an attempted explanation why there are black people in the world, something that the Book of Genesis had not really considered. The curse of Ham was originally intended to explain why the Canaanites should be subservient to the Israelites, but the subsequent tradition that Ham was cursed by being given black skin came to be used to justify the enslavement of African people. This view means that the descendants of Ham were black Africans even though, for example, the actual Canaanites, supposedly descended from Ham's son Canaan, were brown-skinned Semitic people. A completely different, and equally irrational explanation that began in the Middle Ages is that serfs were descended from Ham, while nobles were descended from Japheth and free men descended from Shem.
Noahs three sons names are Ham, Shem and Janapeth.
The only Egyptus I know of is from LDS scripture. There were two matriarchs named Egyptus in the Book of Abraham--the first was the wife of Ham, Noah's son. The second Egyptus was a daughter of Ham and the elder Egyptus. She was the ancestress of the Egyptian nation, and the mother of Pharoah, the first king of Egypt.
Ham (חם) as a word means "hot" or "father-in-law", but it's not known if the biblical name is related to this word or not.
the israelite are the descendant of which one of noahs sons
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it is called hem because originaly they pronounced ham wrong and it was so symbolic they named the country after that joke
Shen and Japheth wives are to my knowledge not mentioned in scripture, but Ham's wife and daughter were named Egyptus, and that a portion of Ham's descendants settled in Egypt.
Noah, his wife, Shem, Ham, Japeth, and their wives. Eight total.
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When Ham saw Noah's nakedness in the Bible, it is interpreted as a disrespectful act towards his father. This incident led to a curse being placed on Ham's son, Canaan, as punishment for his disrespect.
The names of Noahs three (3) sons were: Shem, Ham, and Japheth. Moses records this fact in the book of Genesis in several places, see chapter 5 verse 32, chapter 6 verse 10, and chapter 7 verse 13.