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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Issachar (Levite living at the time of United Monarchy)

Issachar was Jacob's ninth son, and his tribe's territory in the fertile Jezreel Valley made it one of the more agriculturally prosperous regions, while 1 Chronicles describes the men of Issachar as having understanding of the times, knowing what Israel ought to do, a phrase later commentators have taken as a model for discerning wisdom.

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Issachar was Jacob's ninth son, and his tribe's territory in the fertile Jezreel Valley made it one of the more agriculturally prosperous regions, while 1 Chronicles describes the men of Issachar as having understanding of the times, knowing what Israel ought to do, a phrase later commentators have taken as a model for discerning wisdom.

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Issachar was Jacob's ninth son, and his tribe's territory in the fertile Jezreel Valley made it one of the more agriculturally prosperous regions, while 1 Chronicles describes the men of Issachar as having understanding of the times, knowing what Israel ought to do, a phrase later commentators have taken as a model for discerning wisdom.

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The word

H3485 · G2466

Where it appears
  • 1 Chronicles 26:5

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