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'''Japheth''' was the youngest son of [[Noah]], after [[Ham (son of Noah)|Ham]] and [[Shem]]. After [[the Flood]], his decendants settled west and became the [[Phoenicia]]n, [[Greece#History|Greek]], and other [[Indo-European]] civilizations.  The story is told in the Book of [[Genesis]] in the [[Bible]].     
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'''Japheth''' was the eldest son of [[Noah]]. After the [[Great Flood]], his descendants settled west and became the [[Phoenicia]]n, [[Greece#History|Greek]], and other [[Indo-European]] civilizations.  The story is told in the Book of [[Genesis]] in the [[Bible]].     
  
 
The Greeks knew Japheth as [[Iapetos]].  In the [[vedas]] of [[India]], he is known in [[Sanskrit]] as Pra-Japati.  The Romans knew him as [[Jupiter (god)|Jupiter]], after which the [[Jupiter|planet]] is named.  The [[Saxon]]s knew him as [[Sceaf]].<ref>Cooper, Bill, "After the Flood", 1995, p.40, New Wine, ISBN 1 874367 40 X.</ref>
 
The Greeks knew Japheth as [[Iapetos]].  In the [[vedas]] of [[India]], he is known in [[Sanskrit]] as Pra-Japati.  The Romans knew him as [[Jupiter (god)|Jupiter]], after which the [[Jupiter|planet]] is named.  The [[Saxon]]s knew him as [[Sceaf]].<ref>Cooper, Bill, "After the Flood", 1995, p.40, New Wine, ISBN 1 874367 40 X.</ref>
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The sons of Japheth were [[Gomer (son of Japheth)|Gomer]], [[Magog]], [[Madai]], [[Javan]], [[Tubal]], [[Meshech]], and [[Tiras]].
 
The sons of Japheth were [[Gomer (son of Japheth)|Gomer]], [[Magog]], [[Madai]], [[Javan]], [[Tubal]], [[Meshech]], and [[Tiras]].
  
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Latest revision as of 21:19, July 12, 2016

Japheth was the eldest son of Noah. After the Great Flood, his descendants settled west and became the Phoenician, Greek, and other Indo-European civilizations. The story is told in the Book of Genesis in the Bible.

The Greeks knew Japheth as Iapetos. In the vedas of India, he is known in Sanskrit as Pra-Japati. The Romans knew him as Jupiter, after which the planet is named. The Saxons knew him as Sceaf.[1]

The sons of Japheth were Gomer, Magog, Madai, Javan, Tubal, Meshech, and Tiras.

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  1. ↑ Cooper, Bill, "After the Flood", 1995, p.40, New Wine, ISBN 1 874367 40 X.