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Part of the genealogy of Christ Mentioned in the Bible by name
Nahor

Time-period: ❷ Noa-Abraham (3000 – 2000 f.Kr.)
Born: 1911 f.Kr.  (1850 AM*)
Dead: 1763 f.Kr.  (1998 AM*)
Age: 148 years
Father: Serug
children (1): Terah

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*Anno Mundi (latin for year and world) is the jewish way of counting time which puts the genesis of the world at year 3761 BC. This year (2026) is represented by year 5786 in Anno Mundi. This is an approximate number.

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Usage in the Bible


Nahor H5152
נָחוֹר (Nachor)
18 times in OT
Nachor G3493
Ναχώρ (Nachor)
1 times in NT
Total    19 times

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  • Serug

    Extra: Was an ancestor to Christ.

    Serug
    • Nahor

      firstborn

      Extra: Was an ancestor to Christ.

      • Terah

        Nahor's firstborn

        Ancestor of Christ

        Terah

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Gen 11:22
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And Serog lived 30 years before he became the father of Nachor.
Gen 11:23
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And Serog lived 200 years after he became the father of Nachor.
And he became the father of sons and daughters. [Serog lived 230 years.]
Gen 11:24
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And Nachor lived 27 years before he became the father of Terah.
Gen 11:25
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And Nachor lived 119 years [19 years and 100 years] after he became the father of Terah.
And he became the father of sons and daughters. [Nachor lived to be 146 years old.]
1 Ch 1:26
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Serug, Nahor, Terah,
Luke 3:34
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son to Jacob,
son of Isaac,
son of Abraham,
son of Terah (Terach),
son of Nahor (Nachor),