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1 CHR 7:1–7:5 ©

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The descendants of Yissaskar (Issachar)

7:1 The descendants of Yissaskar (Issachar)

7Yissaskar’s four sons were Tola, Puah, Yashub, and Shimron. 2Tola’s sons were Uzzi, Refayah, Yeriel, Yahmai, Ibsam, and Shemuel who all became leaders of their clans. There were strong warriors in the record of Tola’s descendants in each generation. (During the time that David was Yisrael’s king, there were 22,600 such men.)

3Uzzi’s son was Yizrahyah. Yizrahyah’s five sons were Mikael, Ovadyah, Yoel, and Yishiyah. They were all leaders of their clans. 4Along with them according to their family records, were 36,000 troops in the army, because they had numerous wives and sons. 5Altogether, Yissaskar’s clans had 87,000 strong warriors listed in their genealogy.

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