The biblical names, relationships, places, ages, and events remain controlling.
Open Genesis 10:8–12 →Individual companion track · KJV first
Nimrod
A mighty hunter and the beginning of a kingdom
The KJV names Nimrod, his descent from Cush, his might, and the beginning of his kingdom. Jasher adds a long royal narrative, ages, wars, and a reported death; those additions remain historical testimony.
The governing order
Scripture establishes the line; Jasher supplies additional detail.
Additional narratives are retained as testimony and always identified by source.
Where Jasher adds an identity, event, age, or conflict absent from Scripture, the distinction remains visible.
01 · KJV record and historical parallel
The biblical foundation
Genesis 10:8–12 · KJV foundation
Scripture identifies Nimrod as a mighty one and mighty hunter, then names Babel, Erech, Accad, and Calneh in the beginning of his kingdom.
Open the KJV passage →02 · KJV record and historical parallel
Jasher’s rise of Nimrod
Genesis 10:9–10 · KJV foundation
The biblical record establishes Nimrod’s might and kingdom without supplying his age or coronation year.
Open the KJV passage →Jasher 7:23–51 · historical parallel
Jasher supplies the fuller narrative associated with this stage of the track.
Open the Jasher account →03 · KJV record and historical parallel
Babel and the scattering
Genesis 11:1–9 · KJV foundation
The KJV records the tower, God’s judgment upon human pride, the confounding of language, and the scattering of the people.
Open the KJV passage →Jasher 9:20–39; 10:1–2 · historical parallel
Jasher supplies the fuller narrative associated with this stage of the track.
Open the Jasher account →04 · KJV record and historical parallel
Nimrod, Abraham, and the four kings
Genesis 14:1–20 · KJV foundation
Genesis names Amraphel king of Shinar and records Abram’s victory over the four kings.
Open the KJV passage →Jasher 13:12–16; 16:1–17 · historical parallel
Jasher supplies the fuller narrative associated with this stage of the track.
Open the Jasher account →05 · KJV record and historical parallel
Jasher’s account of Nimrod’s death
Genesis 25:7–10, 29–34 · KJV foundation
Scripture records Abraham’s death and Esau’s sale of the birthright, but it does not record Nimrod’s death.
Open the KJV passage →Jasher 26:29; 27:1–17 · historical parallel
Jasher supplies the fuller narrative associated with this stage of the track.
Open the Jasher account →What the page establishes