Pastor Price teaches on the origin of the Hebrew people and their dispersions that resulted in various races that can trace their genealogy back to the sons of Noah. With the assistance of the extra biblical writings of Josephus and the Book of Jubilees, Pastor Price teaches from scripture on the root meaning of ancient names, the location of Mesopotamia (the fertile crescent) and the dispersion of the Hebrew people from Northern Africa through the Middle East and European nations. Historians believe that the earth was one big supercontinent until a great earthquake separated this great land mass. Before the separation, it would have been easy for people to cross over from the Ethiopian nations into the middle east and vice versa. The separation of the supercontinent resulted in the separation of people and the earth as we know it today. This separation was signified by Peleg, a descendant of Shew, whose name means "division" and "earthquake". Pastor Price breaks down the meaning of each name in the genealogy of Noah and how each name represents not only a people but the lands they settled into. The scriptures prove that Japheth and Shem birthed the Iranian empire. The scriptures show how the seed of Japheth, Shem, and Ham settled in lands from North Eastern Africa through Europe and Asia Minor. Pastor Price reveals how the scriptures can be taken out of context to support slavery. The names in Noah's genealogy conceal and point to the Messiah.