1 Now the lot (allotment) for the tribe of the sons of Judahaccording to their families reached [southward to] the border of Edom, southward to the wilderness of Zinat its most southern part. 2 Their southern border was from the lower end of the Salt (Dead) Sea, from the bay that turns southward. 3 Then it proceeded southward to the ascent of Akrabbimand continued along to Zin, and then went by the south of Kadesh-barneaand continued along to Hezron, and went up to Addarand turned about to Karka. 4 It continued along to Azmonand proceeded to the 15:4 Heb nachal, Arabic wadi. A dry river bed except in the rainy season.Brook of Egypt(Wadi el-Arish), and the border ended at the [Mediterranean] sea. This was their southern border. 5 The eastern border was the Salt (Dead) Sea, as far as the mouth of the Jordan. The northern border was from the bay of the sea at the mouth of the Jordan. 6 Then the border went up to Beth-hoglah, and continued along north of Beth-arabah, and the border went up to the [landmark of the] stone of Bohanthe son of Reuben. 7 The border went up to Debirfrom the Valley of Achor, and turned northward toward Gilgalwhich is opposite the ascent of Adummim, which is on the south side of the valley; and the border continued on to the waters of En-shemeshand ended at En-rogel. 8 Then the border went up by the Valley of Ben-hinnom (son of Hinnom) at the southern slope of the Jebusite[city] (that is, Jerusalem); and the border went up to the top of the mountain that lies before the Valley of Hinnomto the west, which is at the northern end of the Valley of Rephaim. 9 Then the border extended from the top of the mountain to the spring of the waters of Nephtoahand proceeded to the cities of Mount Ephron; then the border curved to Baalah(that is, Kiriath-jearim). 10 The border went around west from Baalahto Mount Seir, and passed along to the northern slope of Mount Jearim(that is, Chesalon), and went down to Beth-shemeshand then continued on through Timnah. 11 The border proceeded to the slope [of the hill] of Ekronnorthward, then curved to Shikkeronand continued to Mount Baalahand proceeded to Jabneel. Then the border ended at the [Mediterranean] sea. 12 The western border was at the Great Sea, with its coastline. This is the border around the tribe of the sons of Judahaccording to their families.
13 Now to Calebthe son of JephunnehJoshuagave a portion among the sons of Judah, as the Lord commanded him, namely, Kiriath-arba, Arbabeing the father of Anak(that is, Hebron). 14 So Calebdrove out from there the three sons of Anak: Sheshaiand Ahimanand Talmai, the children of Anak. 15 Then he went up from there against the people of Debir; Debirwas formerly named Kiriath-sepher. 16 Calebsaid, "I will give Achsahmy daughter as wife to the man who attacks Kiriath-sepherand captures it." 17 And Othnielthe son of Kenaz, Caleb’s brother, captured it; so he gave him Achsahhis daughter as a wife. 18 Now it came about that when Achsah came to Othniel, she persuaded him [to allow her] to ask her father for a field. Then she [rode up to Caleband] dismounted from her donkey, and Calebsaid to her, "What do you want?" 19 Achsah answered, "Give me a blessing; since you have given me the [dry] land of the Negev(Southcountry), give me springs of water, too." So he gave her the upper springs and the lower springs.
20 This is the inheritance of the tribe of the sons of Judahaccording to their families (clans).
21 The cities of the tribe of the sons of Judahin the extreme south toward the border of Edomwere Kabzeeland Ederand Jagur, 22 and Kinahand Dimonahand Adadah, 23 and Kedeshand Hazorand Ithnan, 24 Ziphand Telemand Bealoth, 25 and Hazor-hadattahand Kerioth-hezron(that is, Hazor), 26 Amamand Shemaand Moladah, 27 and Hazar-gaddahand Heshmonand Beth-pelet, 28 and Hazar-shualand Beershebaand Biziothiah, 29 Baalahand Iimand Ezem, 30 and Eltoladand Chesiland Hormah, 31 and Ziklagand Madmannahand Sansannah, 32 and Lebaothand Shilhimand Ainand Rimmon; in all twenty-nine cities with their villages.
33 In the lowland: Eshtaoland Zorahand Ashnah, 34 and Zanoahand En-gannim, Tappuahand Enam, 35 Jarmuthand Adullam, Socohand Azekah, 36 and Shaaraimand Adithaimand Gederahand Gederothaim; fourteen cities with their villages.
37 Zenanand Hadashahand Migdal-gad, 38 and Dileanand Mizpehand Joktheel, 39 Lachishand Bozkathand Eglon, 40 and Cabbonand Lahmasand Chitlish, 41 and Gederoth, Beth-dagonand Naamahand Makkedah; sixteen cities with their villages.
42 Libnahand Etherand Ashan, 43 and Iphtahand Ashnahand Nezib, 44 and Keilahand Achziband Mareshah; nine cities with their villages.
45 Ekron, with its 15:45 Lit daughters and so throughout the chapter.towns and villages; 46 from Ekroneven to the sea, all that were beside Ashdod, with their villages;
47 Ashdod, with its towns and its villages; Gaza, with its towns and its villages; as far as the Brook of Egypt(Wadi el-Arish) and the Great [Mediterranean] Sea with its coastline.
48 In the hill country: Shamirand Jattirand Socoh, 49 and Dannahand Kiriath-sannah (that is, Debir), 50 and Anaband Eshtemohand Anim, 51 and Goshenand Holonand Giloh; eleven cities with their villages.
52 Araband Dumahand Eshan, 53 and Janumand Beth-tappuahand Aphekah, 54 and Humtahand Kiriath-arba(that is, Hebron), and Zior; nine cities with their villages.
55 Maon, Carmeland Ziphand Juttah, 56 and Jezreeland Jokdeamand Zanoah, 57 Kain, Gibeahand Timnah; ten cities with their villages.
58 Halhul, Beth-zurand Gedor, 59 and Maarathand Beth-anothand Eltekon; six cities with their villages.
60 Kiriath-baal (that is, Kiriath-jearim), and Rabbah; two cities with their villages.
61 In the wilderness [that slopes downward toward the Dead Sea]: Beth-arabah, Middinand Secacah, 62 and Nibshanand the 15:62 Perhaps Qumran.City of Saltand Engedi; six cities with their villages.
63 But as for the Jebusites, the inhabitants of Jerusalem, the [tribe of the] sons of Judahwere not able to drive them out; so the Jebusites live with the sons of Judahin Jerusalemto this day.
Pessoa
Tribo de Judá
Judah
יְהוּדָהyəhudahΙουδαIouda
Judá, quarto filho de Jacó e Lia, propôs vender José em vez de matá-lo, teve Perez e Zerá com Tamar e recebeu do pai a bênção do cetro (Gênesis 49:10).
Rúben, primogênito de Jacó e Lia, convenceu os irmãos a não matarem José, mas perdeu o direito de primogenitura por ter se deitado com Bila, a concubina do pai (Gênesis 37:21).
Judá, quarto filho de Jacó e Lia, propôs vender José em vez de matá-lo, teve Perez e Zerá com Tamar e recebeu do pai a bênção do cetro (Gênesis 49:10).
Calebe, filho de Jefoné, foi um dos doze espias de Canaã e, com Josué, confiou que Israel podia conquistar a terra; por isso recebeu Hebrom como herança (Números 14:24).
Josué, filho de Num e servo de Moisés, sucedeu-o na liderança, fez Israel atravessar o Jordão, conquistou Jericó e repartiu a terra de Canaã entre as tribos (Josué 1:1).
Judá, quarto filho de Jacó e Lia, propôs vender José em vez de matá-lo, teve Perez e Zerá com Tamar e recebeu do pai a bênção do cetro (Gênesis 49:10).
Anaque foi o antepassado dos anaquins, um povo forte e alto. Os três filhos dele, Aimã, Sesai e Talmai, viviam em Hebrom até Calebe os expulsar (Josué 15:14).
Calebe, filho de Jefoné, foi um dos doze espias de Canaã e, com Josué, confiou que Israel podia conquistar a terra; por isso recebeu Hebrom como herança (Números 14:24).
Anaque foi o antepassado dos anaquins, um povo forte e alto. Os três filhos dele, Aimã, Sesai e Talmai, viviam em Hebrom até Calebe os expulsar (Josué 15:14).
Anaque foi o antepassado dos anaquins, um povo forte e alto. Os três filhos dele, Aimã, Sesai e Talmai, viviam em Hebrom até Calebe os expulsar (Josué 15:14).
Calebe, filho de Jefoné, foi um dos doze espias de Canaã e, com Josué, confiou que Israel podia conquistar a terra; por isso recebeu Hebrom como herança (Números 14:24).
Calebe, filho de Jefoné, foi um dos doze espias de Canaã e, com Josué, confiou que Israel podia conquistar a terra; por isso recebeu Hebrom como herança (Números 14:24).
Calebe, filho de Jefoné, foi um dos doze espias de Canaã e, com Josué, confiou que Israel podia conquistar a terra; por isso recebeu Hebrom como herança (Números 14:24).
Calebe, filho de Jefoné, foi um dos doze espias de Canaã e, com Josué, confiou que Israel podia conquistar a terra; por isso recebeu Hebrom como herança (Números 14:24).
Judá, quarto filho de Jacó e Lia, propôs vender José em vez de matá-lo, teve Perez e Zerá com Tamar e recebeu do pai a bênção do cetro (Gênesis 49:10).
Judá, quarto filho de Jacó e Lia, propôs vender José em vez de matá-lo, teve Perez e Zerá com Tamar e recebeu do pai a bênção do cetro (Gênesis 49:10).
Judá, quarto filho de Jacó e Lia, propôs vender José em vez de matá-lo, teve Perez e Zerá com Tamar e recebeu do pai a bênção do cetro (Gênesis 49:10).
Judá, quarto filho de Jacó e Lia, propôs vender José em vez de matá-lo, teve Perez e Zerá com Tamar e recebeu do pai a bênção do cetro (Gênesis 49:10).