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Countries and Their Biblical Names Country Biblical Name Country Biblical Name Afghanistan Joktan Japan Gomer Alaska Tiras Jordan Ammon & Moab Albania Lud Kashmir Joktan Arabia Ishmael Korea Gomer & Magog Argentina Tarshish & Tiras Laos Gomer Austria Asshur Latvia Letushim [Keturah] Austrailia Ephraim Lebanon Uz Belgium Asher Liberia Phut Bhutan Gomer Libya Ishmael & Mizraim Bolivia Tarshish & Tiras Lithuania Letushim [Keturah] Brazil Tarshish & Tiras & Phut Maldine Islands Cush Bulgaria Elam Malta Canaan Burma Gomer Manchuria Gog & Magog Cambodia Gomer Mexico Tarshish & Tiras Chile Tiras Mongolia Gog & Magog China Gog & Magog Nepal Gomer Columbia Tarshish & Tiras Netherlands Zebulun Costa Rica Tarshish Nicaragua Tarshish & Tiras Crete Caphtor Norway Benjamin Cuba Tarshish Pakistan Joktan Czechoslovakia Elam Southern Ishmael Danmark Dan & Judah Panama Tarshish & Tiras Dominican Republic Phut Philippines Gomer Ecuador Tiras Poland Elam Egypt Mizraim & Pathrusim Polynesia Tiras England Ephraim Portugal javan Eritrea Cush South Canaan Estonia Letushim [Keturah] Rumania Chaldeans Ethiopia Cush Rhodes Javan Finland Issachar Russia, Great Tubal & Meshech France Reuben North Siberia Togarmah Germany Asshur [Central & Southern] White Russia Rosh Ghanna Caanan Ukraine Madia Greece Javan Georgia Lud Guatemala Tarshish Azarbaiddzhan Aram Guinea Mizraim & Phut Armenia Aram Haiti Phut Moldavia Madia Honduras Tiras Salvador Tarshish Hungary Keturah Sicily Parts of Canaan Iceland Benjamin Spain, North North Chaldeans India Cush & Phut Spain, South South Canaan & Javan Brahmins Persians Sudan Canaan, Cush, Phut, Mizrain North Joktan Sweden Naphtali South Ishmael Switzerland Gad Indo-China Gomar Syria Uz [Aram] Indonesian Islands Gomar Tadzhik Joktan Iran Persians Thailand Gomer & Sakai Iraq Aram & Ishmael Tibet Gomer Ireland Dan Tunisia Ishmael, Canaan, Lud Israel Judah Turkey Esau [Edom] Non-Jewish Mizraim United States Manasseh South Palestine Philistines Uruguay Tarshish & Tiras Italy, North Chaldeans Vietnahm Gomer Italy, South Javan & Canaan Yugoslavia Elam Originally Presented by - The Worldwide Church of God.

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