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Three Modes of Human Contact with Reality: “Feeling” (“Ham”), “Perceiving” (“Japheth”), “Naming” (“Shem”) (Gen. 9:18; Podcast)

Noah’s three sons all had names originating in Hebrew-language verbs. What is the biblical message?

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The Bible states this in no ambiguous terms: After the Great Deluge, the origin of all humanity were Noah’s three sons –  Shem, Ham and Japheth (Genesis 9:18).

Examining the Hebrew-language roots of all three names, a bizarre unexpected phenomenon pops up. This has major implications to understanding the biblical message emanating from the names: All names relate to biblical Hebrew verbs, indicative of three alternative options for humans to relate to reality.

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