Twelve Tribes of Israel Chart

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Their story and relationship with God is something that we can draw from even today to learn about Him, as God does not change, nor does His Law, and as believers we can ground ourselves in the Principles of God's Kingdom outlined for the first time in the Old Testament that are the same yesterday, today and forever. The Land of the Tribe of Benjamin: The Tribe of Benjamin was allotted land between the territories of the children of Judah and the children of Joseph, Ephraim and Manasseh. The cities of Jerusalem (called Jebus at that time, later renamed Jerusalem) and Jericho were located in the heart of their land ( Joshua 18:11-28).

God spoke to Rebekah and told her that the older twin (Esau) would serve the younger (Jacob). Esau despised his birthright as firstborn, which would make him the spiritual leader and caretaker of the family and through which he would be entitled to a double portion of inheritance, and sold it to Jacob for a bowl of lentils. Though I myself have reasons for such confidence. If someone else thinks they have reasons to put confidence in the flesh, I have more: circumcised on the eighth day, of the people of Israel, of the tribe of Benjamin, a Hebrew of Hebrews; in regard to the law, a Pharisee” ( Philippians 3:4-5). For New Testament believers, this is picture of the Church defeating its enemies and the humble inheriting the earth.

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Judah: “This time I will praise the LORD” ( Genesis 29:35). Judah was a very redemptive character because although he did not want to kill Joseph, it was his idea to sell Joseph into slavery ( Genesis 37). Then, he was the brother who would not leave Benjamin ( Genesis 44). The tribe of Judah was significantly blessed by Jacob. He gave Judah the blessing of royalty because Jesus, the Savior would, come from the line of Judah ( Matthew 1:3). Judah’s territory was the southwest region. Zebulon: “God has presented me with a precious gift. This time my husband will treat me with honor, because I have borne him six sons.” The tribe of Zebulun was located on the northeast side of Israel. They were blessed to live close to the seashore and be a haven for ships ( Genesis 49:13). Dumah is mentioned in the Biblical records as a city in Canaan (Joshua 15:52). It is also associated with Edom and Seir in Isaiah 21:11. blessings of your father Have excelled the blessings of my ancestors, Up to the utmost bound of the everlasting

It is important that Christians know about the history of the founding fathers of our faith. Yes, the Jewish people respect the original 12 tribes, but ultimately, so do we since our Savior came from the Jewish people. The Messiah came from the line of Judah. We celebrate the work and honor the history of Israel. It is vital that we stand beside Israel and support them as a nation because the Bible commands it. In the Abrahamic Covenant, God promises to bless those who bless Israel and dishonor those who curse them ( Genesis 12:3). As we explore the history of the 12 tribes of Israel, we can learn about the ultimate redemption plan of our Savior Jesus who would one day come from this nation. Who is a Jew?’ is a question for one person. We need to ask not a personal question but a general one. ‘What is the Jewish nation?’ More than anything, we have to introduce the question,” he stressed. In solving it, he believes we will see that these three groups are indeed our brothers and sisters. When we think about the purpose of the tribes of Israel to become a nation that outnumbers the stars. We connect to the disciples who were to spread the gospel throughout the world. Both instances were connected to the building of the family of God. What Happened to the 12 Tribes of Israel?The Levites became the priesthood of the nation of Israel and are not counted among the Patriarchs of the 12 Tribes of Israel. When the land was divided, their tribe did not receive any land; 48 cities scattered around Israel and located within the territories of the other tribes were allotted to them. When working with these communities, he approaches it from a strictly halachic perspective. He tells of a ruling that Abraham came from the city of Ur of the Chaldees and, along with his descendants, settled in the land of Canaan and they became a nation. God made a Covenant with Abraham, promising that he would be "a father of many nations" ( Genesis 17:4) and He changed Abram's name to Abraham, which means "father of a multitude". In the Old Testament time Israel was the only nation on earth under God, its constitution was God's Law and everyone lived according to God's Principles and Commandments. If someone from another nation had the desire to follow God, he could certainly to do so, God never prevented anyone from loving Him and following Him.