Genesis 46:13
Genesis 46:13 Meaning and Explanation
“And the sons of Issachar; Tola, and Phuvah, and Job, and Shimron.”
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The Context of Genesis 46:13
Issachar's four sons are listed in the genealogy.
What Does Genesis 46:13 Mean?
Issachar's line consists of four sons, each founding a subfamily. These names appear relatively simple in Scripture but represent real family histories and tribal divisions that will exist in Israel.
The genealogy continues its methodical account. Each son's name represents generations to come, fulfilling the promise that Jacob would multiply into a great nation. The names themselves, while not always developed in narrative, are preserved as part of Israel's foundational record.
Frequently Asked Questions About Genesis 46:13
What does Genesis 46:13 mean?
Issachar's four sons are named.
What is the context of Genesis 46:13?
Issachar's four sons are listed in the genealogy.