Genesis 11:32
“And the days of Terah were two hundred and five years: and Terah died in Haran.”
KJV
Read in Genesis 11Meaning
The chapter ends with Terah's death in Haran at the age of two hundred five, concluding the family transition from Ur.
Read carefully
How Terah's age relates chronologically to Abram's departure involves comparison with Genesis 11:26, Genesis 12:4, and later biblical references; this verse should not be isolated from them.
Reflection
One generation closes in Haran just before Genesis opens a new stage centered on Abram's response to God's call.