Numbers 1:35

Numbers 1:35 Meaning and Explanation

Those that were numbered of them, even of the tribe of Manasseh, were thirty and two thousand and two hundred.

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Manasseh's census total is 32,200 military-age males.

The Context of Numbers 1:35

Manasseh's military count: 32,200 men.

What Does Numbers 1:35 Mean?

Manasseh's 32,200 men is notably smaller than Ephraim's 40,500, giving Ephraim greater military strength than its brother tribe. This disparity becomes significant in Israel's later history when Ephraim dominates the northern kingdom.

Together, Joseph's two tribes total over 72,000 men, comparable to Judah's strength and demonstrating Joseph's line as a major military power in Israel.

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What does Numbers 1:35 mean?

Manasseh's census total is 32,200 military-age males.

What is the context of Numbers 1:35?

Manasseh's military count: 32,200 men.

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