Numbers 1:29
Numbers 1:29 Meaning and Explanation
“Those that were numbered of them, even of the tribe of Issachar, were fifty and four thousand and four hundred.”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →Issachar's census total is 54,400 military-age males.
The Context of Numbers 1:29
Issachar's military count: 54,400 men.
What Does Numbers 1:29 Mean?
Issachar's 54,400 men represents a substantial force, comparable to Simeon but notably smaller than Judah. The variation in tribal sizes reflects demographic differences developed over Israel's history in Egypt and during the exodus.
These consistent, precise counts create a comprehensive picture of Israel's military strength and the proportional representation of each tribe within the nation.
Frequently Asked Questions About Numbers 1:29
What does Numbers 1:29 mean?
Issachar's census total is 54,400 military-age males.
What is the context of Numbers 1:29?
Issachar's military count: 54,400 men.