No. Abram, whose name was changed by God to Abraham, was the father of Isaac. (See Gen. 21.) Isaac was the father of Jacob. (See Gen. 25:19 and the following verses.) Isaac had 12 sons who, roughly speaking, gave their names to the 12 tribes of the Israelites. One of those sons was named Judah, and his descendants, generally speaking, were members of the tribe of Judah. (See Gen. 49 where Jacob blesses his sons, but is also making prophecies about the tribes that will be named for each of them.)
Three times... 666 pieces of gold for the king, 666 men of the tribes and 666 mentioned in revelations as the number of man and beast.
ethiopia No, it was actually Havilah cited in Genesis 2:11; one verse prior to the mentioning of Ethiopia. However, if we are saying nation--Ethiopia is the first nation to be mentioned by the Holy bible, and it will remains like that. Ethiopians are one of the 12 God's lost tribes in the universe and found on Earth.
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The Ten Lost Tribes of Israel were ten of the twelve tribes of the Ancient Israelites who were defeated by the Assyrians and forcibly deported (as was common Assyrian custom). They lost their distinctive Israelite heritage. There is some speculation as to whether some of the lost tribes of Israel were African, but most people believe that the Lost Tribes of Israel merely lost their distinctive heritage and became part and parcel of other ethnic and religious groups in the Middle East.
No. The tribes didn't exist in Abraham's generation. -- The "12 tribes" were descended from the children (and 2 grandchildren) of Jacob. -- Jacob was Abraham's grandson.
tribes were groups of people that lived together
Duald Mac Firbis has written: 'The genealogies, tribes, and customs of Hy-Fiachrach' -- subject(s): Irish Genealogy, Irish Family History 'On The Fomorians And The Norsemen' -- subject(s): Northmen, History, Irish Genealogy, Irish Pedigrees
There are no Antarctic tribes as there are no indigenous people in Antarctica.
Beowulf is set among Anglo-Saxon tribes before they migrated to England. It takes place in Scandinavia, primarily in what is now Sweden and Denmark.
In Beowulf, the Swedes refer to the people from the kingdom ruled by King Hrothgar, while the Frisians are people from a coastal region in present-day northern Germany and the Netherlands. Both groups are mentioned in the poem as neighboring tribes or allies of the Geats, Beowulf's people.
Matthew was a Galilean.Very little is know of Matthew, even though he wrote one of the four Gospels. What we do know is that he was Jewish, and that he was the son of Alphaeus. Matthew's Jewish name, Levi, indicates his lineage in the priestly line of his great ancestor, Levi, one of the sons of Jacob, the father of the twelve tribes.
It depends. Some tribes were supported.
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The word twelve is mentioned in the Bible in 166 different verses. It would be impossible to list them all here. One reason it is mentioned so much is that there were twelve tribes of Israel. To see the verses, go to blueletterbible.org and do a search there.
No, Levi was not one of the twelve tribes of Israel. The tribe of Levi was set apart for priestly duties and did not receive a portion of land like the other tribes. Instead, they were supposed to serve in the tabernacle and later in the temple.
Yes.
One Of The Tribes Is Known As The Plains People.