Cush
Role: Nimrod's father · First appears: Nimrod
Cush married Nimrod’s mother when he was advanced in age, and Nimrod was especially dear to him as the son of that late union. When Nimrod reached his twentieth year, Cush gave him the garments made of skins. Cush was a brother of Canaan and Mizraim; together with their father Ham, they told Abraham that he was living in a land not assigned to their family.
Relationship record
Life events
- Cush gave Nimrod the garments made of skins.(Nimrod)
- With: Nimrod
- “When his son Nimrod reached his twentieth year, he gave them to him.”
Nimrod
- child: Nimrod “His father Cush had married his mother at an advanced age, and Nimrod, the offspring of this belated union, was particularly dear to him as the son of his old age.”
- married with Nimrod's mother (Section 50) “His father Cush had married his mother at an advanced age, and Nimrod, the offspring of this belated union, was particularly dear to him as the son of his old age.”
Abraham In Canaan
- siblings with Canaan “And Ham, his father, and his brothers Cush and Mizraim spoke to him, and said: ‘Thou livest in a land that is not thine, for it was not assigned unto us when the lots were drawn.’”
- siblings with Mizraim “And Ham, his father, and his brothers Cush and Mizraim spoke to him, and said: ‘Thou livest in a land that is not thine, for it was not assigned unto us when the lots were drawn.’”
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Extracted from the original text of The Legends of the Jews, Volume I. Made with Rho MD.