Justin Doc Brown

And then again, you see it with Reuben.

To take over the household, he sleeps with his father's concubines.

So this was, you know, repeated and proven that this was, you know, an act of rebellion back then.

And it makes sense with the cursings now with that context.

Because if you're trying to assert your dominance and take over the household, you want everybody to serve you, right?

So the cursing, he gets the exact opposite.

Instead of him being served and his lineages being served, no, they will in fact be serving the other brothers.

But then he says, Cursed be Canaan, a servant to thy brothers, Shem and Japheth he shall be.

And I was like,

They're not brothers.

Canaan is the nephew.

Shem and Japheth would be his uncle.

The only way they could be brothers is if, oh my God, they had the same mother.

So that act of rebellion sown an incest seed line.

Wow.

And that's why Canaan was cursed.

He said he'd be a cursed lineage.

I was like, yeah, man, that makes a lot more sense.

And then the garments are in that story, but they're hidden in the original languages.

Wow.