Old Testament

Mohammed and Islamic nation are descended fromIshmael.

Hagar is the mother of Ishmael. Abraham took Hagar as a second wife when his wife Sara could not conceive a child. Sara eventually did conceive and gave birth to Isaac. In the end, Hagar and Ishmael were banished so Isaac could be Abraham's heir.

Jehu's wife was named Jezebel. She was known for her wickedness and idol worship, and her story is recorded in the Bible in the book of 2 Kings. Jezebel's actions led to conflict and ultimately her downfall.

The tribe of Levi was responsible for the religious aspects of life in ancient Israel. They served as priests, Levites, and musicians in the Tabernacle and later in the Temple, conducting rituals, sacrifices, and ceremonies for the nation.

Oculocutaneous albinism is what it is called. The "complete" and "plain" one with all of the melanin is Jacob. Shemitic looking in this case = black/brown (eumelanin). So, Jacob was a black person. Esau and Jacob were fraternal twins where the placentas fused at one point allowing them to fight.

Of course, Esau and Jacob symbolically represent the primitive animalistic aggression and tame spiritual peacefulness respectively.

This sort of gives an idea of the story of Esau and Jacob: Look up on huffingtonpost in the year 2015/03/02/ for biracial-twins-lucy-maria-aylmer.

There are actually eight different Eleazar's mentioned in the Bible.

1. A son of High Priest Aaron and his wife Elisheba, who was part of the priesthood of Israel at the time of Moses. (Leviticus 8, Exodus 6:16, 18, 20, 23; Numbers 1:1, 3:2,32)

2. The son of Abinadab (1Samuel 7:1, 2).

3. An Ahohite who was one of David's three outstanding 'mighty men'. (1Chronicles 11:12-14; 2Samuel 23:9, 10).

4. Son of Mahli of the tribe of Levi. (1Chronicles 23:21, 22).

5. Son of someone named Phinehas (Ezra 8:29, 32, 33).

6. A descendant of Parosh who listened to Ezra and dismissed foreign wives.(Ezra 10:25, 44).

7. A Levite priest in Nehemiah's day, who was present at the inauguration of the rebuilt wall of Jerusalem.(Nehemiah 12:42).

8. An ancestor of Joseph (Jesus' step-father).(Matthew 1:15)

According to the Book of Joshua, all the men of war marched around the city walls. Against this, archaeologists say that there was no city of Jericho at this time. Scholars say that the story was probably an elaboration of a real siege that occurred much earlier against the city of Megiddo. In that siege, the king's army marched around the walls of Megiddo making as much noise as possible, day after day. When the defendants tired of following their attackers around the walls, the army suddenly attacked, breached the walls and entered the city unopposed.

In the Old Testament, the required number to start a synagogue is traditionally considered to be ten adult Jewish men. This is known as a "minyan," and it allows for communal prayer services and other religious obligations to be fulfilled.

Absalom flaunted his brief overthrow of David's throne by riding through the streets in a chariot with fifty men running ahead of him, publicly displaying his power and authority. He also positioned himself at the entrance to the city gate to greet people, enhancing his image as a prominent leader. Additionally, he used his good looks and charisma to win the support of the people and gain popularity among them.

Reuel is the given name. Jethro would be the title... as far as I can understand:

Here's further explanation from:

http://www.christiananswers.net/dictionary/reuel.html

Jethro meaning "excellency" pertains to Reuel's office.

Samuel was faithful and dedicated to serving God, actively listening and obeying Him. In contrast, Eli's sons were corrupt and engaged in sinful behavior, showing disrespect for God's laws. The people were also disobedient and strayed from God's ways.

This is a difficulty. Noah's wife could not have three pregnancies all in Noah's 500th year. However, it is said that Noah was 600 when he went into the ark. His son, Shem begot Arphaxad when Shem was 100, two years after the flood. (Gen. 11: 10). This means Noah must have been 502, when Shem was born. Gen. 10: 21 calls Shem the "brother of Japheth the elder" in the NKJV. Some other translations say, “Shem the older brother of Japheth.” So, it is hard to determine the correct birth order. Gen. 9: 24 calls Ham, Noah’s “younger son” in the NKJV. Again, other translations call him the “youngest son.” This still doesn’t address the triplet question, though. Multiple births still emphasize birth order. A lot is made of Esau having the rights of the first-born, even though Jacob is his twin. What could be meant is that Noah was “about 500” when his three sons were born. But this seems a bit unsatisfactory, doesn’t it?

1. The giving of the Ten Commandments by God to Moses, establishing moral and ethical guidelines for the Israelites.
2. Moses' face-to-face encounter with God, where he received further divine instructions and guidance for leading the Israelites.

He was not. He wasn't recognized by his brothers because they remembered him as a slave who they sold into captivity, not the powerful man that the pharoah left in charge of rations.

Part the Red Sea

Seeing Burning Bush

Ten Commandments

Leading people to freedom

No not likely as the bible says she was a orphan.

According to the Book of Joshua, Jericho was the first city that he conquered, followed by Ai. However, archaeologists are certain that there was no city of Jericho or of Ai in the Later Bronze Age period attributed to the conquests. Either he conquered some other city or, as more than 80 percent of scholars say, there never really was a military conquest of the Promised Land.

The books of 1 and 2 Samuel were originally written as a single book, the Book of Samuel, part of what is now known as the Deuteronomic History. The Book of Samuelwas eventually split into two, to make it easier to fit onto a single papyrus scroll.

Noone can no for sure in modern times ane it wold be what WAS noah like

This depends on the printing of the bible. If your bible has an index, the starting page should be found there.

The seven stages of Old Testament history are: Creation, Patriarchs, Exodus and Wandering, Conquest and Judges, United Monarchy, Divided Kingdom, and Exile and Return. These stages cover the major events and periods in the history of the Israelites as recorded in the Old Testament.

Nebuchadnezzar (Babylonian king from 605 to 562 BCE) and Xerxes (Persian king from 486 to 465 BCE) were not related. Nebuchadnezzar was a Chaldean and therefore ethnically a Semite. Xerxes was a Mede and therefore ethnically Iranian, or Aryan. Xerxes lived almost a century after the time of Nebuchadnezzar.