(Egypt) whose progeny settled in the contiguous territories of Palestine and Nabatea, respectively.180 Fourth, Acts 2:9–11 shares a similar context to that of the Table-of-Nations. P.S. Alexander argues that ‘if the outpouring of the Spirit at Pentecost is seen in Acts as a reversal of God’s confusion of tongues after Flood (Gen 11:7), then the catalogue of nations is most obviously related to Genesis 10. The brief list in Acts is only an allusion to the longer Table in Genesis.’181 As Acts brings