1-10 Descendants of Reuben
- Firstborn of Israel, but not given the birthright because "he defiled his father's bed."
- His birthright was given to the sons of Joseph.
- In later years, King Tiglath-Pileser carried away Beerah, who was a chieftain of the Reubenites.
- In the days of Saul, Reubenites made war on and defeated the Hagrites.
- They lived in their tents east of Gilead.
- They lived in Gilead, Bashan, and the pasture lands of Sharon
- Joined with Reubenites and half-tribe of Manasseh, they were mighty in war.
- In war with Hagrites, God delivered all into their hands because they trusted in him.
- They were numerous, but transgressed against God and "prostituted" themselves to the gods of the peoples of the land.
- So God stirred up King Pul of Assyria, who carried them away.
1-30 Descendants of Levi
- Gershom
- Kohath - Amram - Aaron, Moses, and Miriam
- Aaron - Nadab, Abihu, Eleazar, and Ithamar
- Eleazar - Phinehas - 12 generations later - Azariah, who served as priest in the temple that Solomon built in Jerusalem - 8 generations later - Jehozadak, who went into exile in Babylon.
- More details of Gershom's and Merari's descendants
- After ark was put in the house of the LORD, David put Levites in charge of the song service.
- Heman, a Kohathite; Asaph, of Gershom; Ethan, of Merari.
- Aaron and his sons made offerings on the altar of burnt offering and all the other work.
- To Kohathites, Hebron, except for the land that was granted to Caleb and cities of refuge among the other tribes, with pasture lands.
- Same with Gershomites and Merarites.
1-5 Sons of Issachar
- Issachar 4 sons - Tola, Puah, Jashub, and Shimron.
- Tola's descendants were mighty warriors, numbering 22,000 in the days of David.
- Tola - Uzzi - Izrahiah, whose 5 sons were chiefs, and had many wives and sons - 87,000 mighty warriors.
- Benjamin had 3 sons, who also produced many mighty warriors.
- Naphtali had 4 sons.
- Asriel, born of an Aramean concubine;
- Zelophehad in this lineage -- the one whose daughters received his inheritance.
- Ephraim's sons were killed by the people of Gath, because they raided their cattle.
- He had more sons, and they settled in Bethel and other places.
- 4 sons and a daughter - 26,000 warriors.
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