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Genesis 10:13

Genesis 10:13

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Mizraim is the Hebrew name for Egypt — still used in modern Hebrew and Arabic. From him came the Egyptians and surrounding peoples of north Africa.

Memory phrase: God made the peoples of Egypt and Africa.

Talk about it: What do you know about Egypt? Did you know the Egyptians trace back to Ham's son Mizraim?

Prayer: God, thank You for making the people of Egypt and Africa. You love every one of them.

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