The first instance of the word Jew being used for people from all 12 tribes is in the Book of Esther.
Abraham was the first Jew. Judah's only contribution was that the word "Jew" comes from "Judah".
Sabra (Hebrew: צבר‎) is a term used to describe a native-born Israeli Jew.
The term 'Jew' comes from the 4th son of Israel, Judah, who God gave the 'Sceptre' promise to. Christians believe the promise was fulfilled by Jesus Christ.
The first wife was a jew.
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The first written record of the term Jew being used to refer to all Israelites, regardless of tribal affiliation, is in the book of Esther - approximately 135-140 BCE.
It isn't. It's used negatively by some in the world. "...for Salvation is of the Jews." (John 4:22)
the term was first used by Harold hardradar
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Sephardi is a term used to refer to Jews who live(d) in Sepharad, the ancient name for Spain, mainly after the Roman exile. As Solomon did not live in Spain, nor was from Spain, he was not a Sephardi Jew.
technocally avraham wasnt even a Jew the term Jew was hundreds of years later when the tribe of Judah became the predomenent tribe of Israel