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The Masoretic Text Lost The Seventy Nations From Noah's Lineage
@sovereignlogos·September 19, 2026
The idea that seventy nations emerged from Noah's lineage is a crucial biblical concept but often misunderstood. According to the Masoretic Text, the record seems less detailed, but the Septuagint preserves the full account. In Genesis 10:32, the Septuagint provides a clearer picture, stating: 'These are the tribes of the sons of Noe, according to their generations, according to their nations: of them were the islands of the Gentiles scattered over the earth after the flood.' This verse shows an intricately ordered divine plan for humanity's dispersion. The Masoretes, in their redaction, omitted key elements that highlight the breadth of God's orchestration. The Septuagint's account underscores how these nations fit into a larger redemptive narrative fulfilled in Christ, making them part of one people under God. The seventy nations are not just a historical footnote but a testament to God's intention to gather all peoples together.
→ Genesis 10:32
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