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… tribes, eager to seize their lands, yet three times every year all the people who could make the journey were directed to leave their homes and travel to the …

… . The tribes were numbered by families, and to each family, according to its size, was apportioned an inheritance.

The tribes had all gone to their homes, the army had disbanded, and renewing the war looked like a difficult and doubtful plan. But Joshua declared: “The Lord …

… David to become king of all the tribes. They declared, “You were the one who led Israel out and brought them in; and the Lord said to you, ‘You shall shepherd My people …

The tribes had long suffered under the oppressive measures of their former ruler. Extravagance had led Solomon to tax the people heavily and to require …

… made to establish his authority over the other tribes.

… the tribes of Jacob,” be “a light to the Gentiles,” and “salvation to the ends of the earth”? Isaiah 49:6 .

… city to city Hezekiah’s couriers carried the message. But the remnant of the ten tribes who still lived within the once-flourishing northern kingdom treated …

… , roving tribes. In his remorse and dread he tried to avoid people, to prevent his angry brother from following him. He feared that he had lost forever the blessing …

… God to Moses; “afterward you shall be gathered to your people.” One thousand men were chosen from each of the tribes and sent out under the leadership of Phinehas …