Table of Nations: Nimrod, Noah's Giant Grandson

Within the pages you will find complete discussions of:
Nimrod, Assur, Nimrod's son Mardon, Amraphel, Chedorlaomer, Arioch, Tidal, Og and Sihon
Chedorlaomer's World War
Tower of Babel and it's location
Who is Nimrod?
Empire of Nimrod's and total Mesopotamian historical analysis relative to the Bible
Identification for each individual with ethnic/national people groups as their associated descendants
Overview of the Flood and it's contextual framework for the Table of Nations
Full Chart Identifying each child with academic and historical groups, with alternatives

The material cross references interdisciplinary theories from Rabbinic literature, archeological research, genetic data, historical textual references, and any piece of information that could possibly provide clues for the origin of each people group. This work takes an idealist, and maximalist approach to Biblical Scholarship while integrating much of the brilliantly done scholarly work from the Materialist Minimalist schools.

In addition to Nimrod, this volume serves an entry to the series and a fitting start point for readers looking to begin the series. Those uninterested in Japheth can instead read this mostly stand-alone content that serves as an insertion into the Table of Nations series.