Brethren Brothers Canaan Declareth Father's Ham Nakedness News Outside Unclothed
9:22 And Ham, the father of {p} Canaan, saw the nakedness of his father, and {q} told his two brethren without.
(p) Of whom came the Canaanites that wicked nation, who were also cursed by God.
(q) In derision and contempt of his father.
9:22 And Ham saw the nakedness of his father, and told his two brethren - To have seen it accidentally and involuntarily would not have been a crime. But he pleased himself with the sight. And he told his two brethren without - In the street, as the word is, in a scornful deriding manner.
9:18-23 The drunkenness of Noah is recorded in the Bible, with that fairness which is found only in the Scripture, as a case and proof of human weakness and imperfection, even though he may have been surprised into the sin; and to show that the best of men cannot stand upright, unless they depend upon Divine grace, and are upheld thereby. Ham appears to have been a bad man, and probably rejoiced to find his father in an unbecoming situation. It was said of Noah, that he was perfect in his generations, ch.
Canaan Declareth Father's Ham Nakedness News Outside Unclothed
Canaan Declareth Father's Ham Nakedness News Outside Unclothed
