Numbers 26:8
Numbers 26:8 Meaning and Explanation
“And the sons of Pallu; Eliab.”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →Eliab is identified as Pallu's son, introducing a significant family within Reuben.
The Context of Numbers 26:8
Eliab's descent is noted to frame the rebellion story that follows.
What Does Numbers 26:8 Mean?
Eliab is mentioned here to set up the next verse's account of the Korah rebellion. His sons became famous—or infamous—in Israel's history by challenging God's appointed leadership.
This genealogical insertion prepares the reader to understand the rebellion narrative that follows.
Frequently Asked Questions About Numbers 26:8
What does Numbers 26:8 mean?
Eliab is identified as Pallu's son, introducing a significant family within Reuben.
What is the context of Numbers 26:8?
Eliab's descent is noted to frame the rebellion story that follows.