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Genesis 11:32 Bible Word Search
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“The days of Terah were two hundred five years. Terah died in Haran.”

Genesis 11:32

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About this Bible word search

This free online puzzle is based on Genesis 11:32 in the World English Bible. The word bank contains 7 passage-related words, and the default Easy puzzle starts with 7 words. Use the verse references for study, or print the worksheet for offline use.

History

Historical background

Terah dies in Haran

Terah lives 205 years and dies in Haran after bringing part of his family out of Ur. The verse closes the account of Abram’s father before God calls Abram.

Setting
Haran, where Terah’s migrating household settled.

Main events
Terah’s lifespan and death are recorded.

Why it matters
The transition prepares for Abram to continue the journey toward Canaan.

This overview paraphrases the cited passage in the World English Bible.

Original-language word highlights

  • HARAN

    Hebrew · חָרָן · Strong’s H2771a · Biblical place · High-confidence match

    Genesis 11:32
  • TERAH

    Hebrew · תֶּ֫רַח · Strong’s H8646 · Man living at the time of the Patriarchs · High-confidence match

    Genesis 11:32

Passage vocabulary

  • HUNDRED
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  • HARAN
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  • TERAH
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  • YEARS
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  • DAYS
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  • DIED
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  • FIVE
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Places in this passage

Haran

  • Haran
    Harran
    Genesis 11:32

Scripture text: World English Bible (WEB),
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matches are limited to high-confidence name and verse references.

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