Dual Panel1The sons <01121> of Issachar <03485>: Tola <08439>, Puah <06312>, Jashub <03437>, and Shimron <08110>– four <0702> in all.
2The sons <01121> of Tola <08439>: Uzzi <05813>, Rephaiah <07509>, Jeriel <03400>, Jahmai <03181>, Jibsam <03005>, and Samuel <08050>. They were leaders <07218> of their families <01>. In the time <03117> of David <01732> there were 22,600 <03967> <08337> <0505> <08147> <06242> warriors <02428> <01368> listed <04557> in Tola’s <08439> genealogical records <08435>.
3The son <01121> of Uzzi <05813>: Izrachiah <03156>. The sons <01121> of Izrahiah <03156>: Michael <04317>, Obadiah <05662>, Joel <03100>, and Isshiah <03449>. All <03605> five <02568> were leaders <07218>.
4According to <05921> the genealogical records <08435> of their families <01> <01004>, they had 36,000 <0505> <08337> <07970> warriors <06635> <01416> available for battle <04421>, for <03588> they had numerous <07235> wives <0802> and sons <01121>.
5Altogether <03605> the genealogical records <03187> of the clans <04940> of Issachar <03485> listed <03187> 87,000 <0505> <07651> <08084> warriors <02428> <01368>.
6The sons of Benjamin <01144>: Bela <01106>, Beker <01071>, and Jediael <03043>– three <07969> in all.
7The sons <01121> of Bela <01106>: Ezbon <0675>, Uzzi <05813>, Uzziel <05816>, Jerimoth <03406>, and Iri <05901>. The five <02568> of them were leaders <07218> of their families <01> <01004>. There were 22,034 <0702> <07970> <0505> <08147> <06242> warriors <02428> <01368> listed in their genealogical records <03187>.
8The sons <01121> of Beker <01071>: Zemirah <02160>, Joash <03135>, Eliezer <0461>, Elioenai <0454>, Omri <06018>, Jeremoth <03406>, Abijah <029>, Anathoth <06068>, and Alameth <05964>. All <03605> these <0428> were the sons <01121> of Beker <01071>.
9There were 20,200 <03967> <0505> <06242> family <01> <01004> leaders <07218> and warriors <02428> <01368> listed <03187> in their genealogical records <08435>.
10The son <01121> of Jediael <03043>: Bilhan <01092>. The sons <01121> of Bilhan <01092>: Jeush <03266>, Benjamin <01144>, Ehud <0164>, Kenaanah <03668>, Zethan <02133>, Tarshish <08659>, and Ahishahar <0300>.
11All <03605> these <0428> were the sons <01121> of Jediael <03043>. Listed in their genealogical records were 17,200 <03967> <0505> <06240> <07651> family <01> leaders <07218> and warriors <02428> <01368> who were capable of marching out <03318> to battle <04421> <06635>.
12The Shuppites <08206> and Huppites <02650> were descendants <01121> of Ir <05893>; the Hushites <02366> were descendants <01121> of Aher <0313>.
13The sons <01121> of Naphtali <05321>: Jahziel <03185>, Guni <01476>, Jezer <03337>, and Shallum <07967>– sons <01121> of Bilhah <01090>.
14The sons <01121> of Manasseh <04519>: Asriel <0844>, who <0834> was born <03205> to Manasseh’s Aramean <0761> concubine <06370>. She also gave birth <03205> to Makir <04353> the father <01> of Gilead <01568>.
15Now Makir <04353> married <03947> a wife <0802> from the Huppites <02650> and Shuppites <08206>. (His sister’s <0269> name <08034> was Maacah <04601>.) Zelophehad <06765> was Manasseh’s second <08145> son; he <06765> had only <01961> daughters <01323>.
16Maacah <04601>, Makir’s <04353> wife <0802>, gave birth <03205> to a son <01121>, whom she named <08034> <07121> Peresh <06570>. His brother <0251> was Sheresh <08329>, and his sons <01121> were Ulam <0198> and Rekem <07552>.
17The son <01121> of Ulam <0198>: Bedan <0917>. These <0428> were the sons <01121> of Gilead <01568>, son <01121> of Makir <04353>, son <01121> of Manasseh <04519>.
18His sister <0269> Hammoleketh <04447> gave birth <03205> to Ishhod <0379>, Abiezer <044>, and Mahlah <04244>.
19The sons <01121> of Shemida <08061> were <01961> Ahian <0291>, Shechem <07928>, Likhi <03949>, and Aniam <0593>.
20The descendants <01121> of Ephraim <0669>: Shuthelah <07803>, his son <01121> Bered <01260>, his son Tahath <08480>, his son <01121> Eleadah <0497>, his son <01121> <01121> Tahath <08480>,
21his son <01121> Zabad <02066>, his son <01121> Shuthelah <07803> (Ezer <05827> and Elead <0496> were killed <02026> by the men <0582> of Gath <01661>, who were natives <03205> of the land <0776>, when <03588> they went down <03381> to steal <03947> their cattle <04735>.
22Their father <01> Ephraim <0669> mourned <056> for them many <07227> days <03117> and his brothers <0251> came <0935> to console <05162> him.
23He had sexual relations <0935> with <0413> his wife <0802>; she became pregnant <02029> and gave birth <03205> to a son <01121>. Ephraim named <08034> <07121> him Beriah <01283> because <03588> tragedy <07451> had come <01961> to his family <01004>.
24His daughter <01323> was Sheerah <07609>, who built <01129> Lower <08481> and Upper <05945> Beth Horon <01032>, as well as Uzzen Sheerah <0242>),
25his son <01121> Rephah <07506>, his son Resheph <07566>, his son <01121> Telah <08520>, his son <01121> Tahan <08465>,
26his son <01121> Ladan <03936>, his son <01121> Ammihud <05989>, his son <01121> Elishama <0476>,
27his son <01121> Nun <05126>, and his son <01121> Joshua <03091>.
28Their property <0272> and settlements <04186> included Bethel <01008> and its surrounding towns <01323>, Naaran <05295> to the east <04217>, Gezer <01507> and its surrounding towns <01323> to the west <04628>, and Shechem <07927> and its surrounding towns <01323> as far <05704> as Ayyah <05804> and its surrounding towns <01323>.
29On <05921> the border <03027> of Manasseh’s <04519> territory were Beth-Shean <01052> and its surrounding towns <01323>, Taanach <08590> and its surrounding towns <01323>, Megiddo <04023> and its surrounding towns <01323>, and Dor <01756> and its surrounding towns <01323>. The descendants <01121> of Joseph <03130>, Israel’s <03478> son <01121>, lived <03427> here.
30The sons <01121> of Asher <0836>: Imnah <03232>, Ishvah <03438>, Ishvi <03440>, and Beriah <01283>. Serah <08294> was their sister <0269>.
31The sons <01121> of Beriah <01283>: Heber <02268> and Malkiel <04439>, who was the father <01> of Birzaith <01269>.
32Heber <02268> was the father <03205> of Japhlet <03310>, Shomer <07763>, Hotham <02369>, and Shua <07774> their sister <0269>.
33The sons <01121> of Japhlet <03310>: Pasach <06457>, Bimhal <01118>, and Ashvath <06220>. These <0428> were Japhlet’s <03310> sons <01121>.
34The sons <01121> of his brother <0277> Shemer <08106>: Rohgah <07303>, Hubbah <03160>, and Aram <0758>.
35The sons <01121> of his brother <0251> Helem <01987>: Zophah <06690>, Imna <03234>, Shelesh <08028>, and Amal <06000>.
36The sons <01121> of Zophah <06690>: Suah <05477>, Harnepher <02774>, Shual <07777>, Beri <01275>, Imrah <03236>,
37Bezer <01221>, Hod <01936>, Shamma <08037>, Shilshah <08030>, Ithran <03506>, and Beera <0878>.
38The sons <01121> of Jether <03500>: Jephunneh <03312>, Pispah <06462>, and Ara <0690>.
39The sons <01121> of Ulla <05925>: Arah <0733>, Hanniel <02592>, and Rizia <07525>.
40All <03605> these <0428> were the descendants <01121> of Asher <0836>. They were the leaders <07218> of their families <01> <01004>, the most capable <01305> men, who were warriors <02428> <01368> and served as head <07218> chiefs <05387>. There were <04557> 26,000 <0505> <08337> <06242> warriors <0376> listed in their genealogical records <03187> as capable of doing battle <04421> <06635>.