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| title = "1 Chronicles 5:11–22" | ||||
| date = "2023-09-18" | ||||
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| ### [Read the passage.](https://biblia.com/bible/esv/1Chronicles5.11-22) | ||||
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| Gad's descendants were the second tribe to settle east of the Jordan River, | ||||
| specifically in the land of Bashan. I don't know of anything in particular | ||||
| about Gad himself to share, so this entry will probably be especially short. | ||||
| The names that are given here are sourced from genealogies that were collected | ||||
| by the time of Jotham king of Judah, and Jeroboam king of Israel. Since Jotham | ||||
| reigned fairly late in Judah's history (he was the 11th king), this probably | ||||
| refers to the second Jeroboam to be Israel's king (the 14th king), the son of | ||||
| Jehoash. The more famous Jeroboam was the son of Nebat, the first king of | ||||
| Israel when the northern tribes split off from Judah. | ||||
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| After the genealogy, we are given a story about the triumph of the tribes of | ||||
| Reuben, Gad, and half of Manasseh over the Hagrites. An army of 44,760 men from | ||||
| those tribes went out to war against the peoples across the Jordan River, and | ||||
| because they called upon the Lord to help them, He gave them victory. The | ||||
| Israelites were then able to capture the land, animals, and people of their | ||||
| enemies and lived there until their country was conquered in turn. | ||||
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| You are a great help in time of need, mighty to save. | ||||
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