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Israelites were a Hebrew-speaking
ethnoreligious group,
consisting of
tribes that
inhabited parts of
Canaan during the Iron Age. The name of
Israel first...
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Black Hebrew Israelites (also
called Hebrew Israelites,
Black Hebrews,
Black Israelites, and
African Hebrew Israelites) are a new
religious movement claiming...
- Look up
Israelite in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Israelites, a
general term for
ancient Hebrew people that
inhabited Canaan during the Iron Age Israelite...
- In
Abrahamic religions,
Moses was a
prophet who led the
Israelites out of
slavery in the Exodus. He is
considered the most
important prophet in Judaism...
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being worshipped by the
Israelites. At the head of this
pantheon was Yahweh, held in an
especially high
regard as the two
Israelite kingdoms'
national god...
- the
Israelites in Canaan's hill
country during the late
second millennium BCE, to the
establishment and
subsequent downfall of the two
Israelite kingdoms...
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biblical patriarch Jacob (also
known as Israel), who
collectively form the
Israelite nation. The
tribes were
through his
twelve sons
through his wives, Leah...
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books of
Exodus and Numbers, and
later succeeded Moses as
leader of the
Israelite tribes in the Book of
Joshua of the
Hebrew Bible. His name was Hoshea...
- Yəṣīʾat Mīṣrayīm: lit. 'Departure from Egypt') is the
founding myth of the
Israelites whose narrative is
spread over four of the five
books of the Pentateuch...
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Abrahamic religions,
Aaron (/ˈɛərən/ AIR-ən or /ˈærən/ ARR-ən) was a
Israelite prophet, a high priest, and the
elder brother of Moses.
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