Genesis 36:28 Meaning and Explanation
“The children of Dishan are these; Uz, and Aran.”
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Read Full Chapter →Dishan, the seventh Horite patriarch, has two sons.
The Context of Genesis 36:28
Enumeration of Dishan's two sons, completing Horite patriarchs.
What Does Genesis 36:28 Mean?
Dishan, the seventh Horite patriarch, had two sons. Uz appears elsewhere in biblical genealogies (Genesis 10:23; Job 1:1) as a name of significance in ancient Near Eastern geography. The completeness of the Horite genealogy now rounds out seven patriarchs with their descendants, paralleling the twelve Edomite dukes.
The genealogical framework of seven Horite patriarchs and numerous descendants shows how both populations organized their social structures through family lineage.
Frequently Asked Questions About Genesis 36:28
What does Genesis 36:28 mean?
Dishan, the seventh Horite patriarch, has two sons.
What is the context of Genesis 36:28?
Enumeration of Dishan's two sons, completing Horite patriarchs.