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The following genealogy was corrected on 11/19/2014 This passage discusses the descendants of Simeon who like his brothers was the 23rd generation from Adam. Simeon's tribe did not achieve the size or rank that Judah's did. In fact, many of the names encountered in this portion of scripture are the names of cities and villages that the tribe inhabited and not the names of descendants. Like previous passages there are still names of individuals that cannot be placed directly on the family tree under their parents' names or even given a numerical designation.
22. Israel
23. Simeon
24. Nemuel
24. Jamin
24. Jarib
24. Zerah
24. Shaul
24. Shallum
24. Mibsam
24. Mishma
26. Hamuel
26. Zacchur
26. Shimei
27. 16 sons and six daughters (not specifically
named)
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Descendants of Simeon not placed in families but said to be princes, or leaders, in their families; these subdued Gedor during the time of Hezekiah (their genealogy is included here if it occurred in this passage):
Descendants of Simeon not placed in families but said to be princes, or leaders, in their families; these subdued Gedor during the time of Hezekiah (their genealogy is included here if it occurred in this passage):
Meshobab
Jamlech
Amaziah
Joshah
Joel
Asiel
Seraiah
Josibiah
Jehu
Elioenai
Jaakobah
Jeshohaiah
Asaiah
Adiel
Jesimiel
Benaiah
Shemaiah
Shimri
Jedaiah
Allon
Shiphi
Zizi
500 men of Simeon defeated the remainder of the Amalekites in Mt. Seir
(the descendants of Esau) under the leadership of the sons of Ishi that were
named their captains:
Ishi
Pelatiah
Neariah
Rephaiah
Uzziel
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The passage describes the cities including Beersheba,
Bethuel, Horman, and Ziklag which this tribe possessed unto the reign of David. They
also had villages named Etam, Ain, Rimmon, Tochen, and Ashan.
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