Two Treatises of Government · Character

Judah

Son of Jacob, mentioned in lineage and inheritance examples.

minor

First appearance: x of the heir to adam s monarchical power

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Judah first appears in 0012 x of the heir to adam s monarchical power.

With Jacob (family): Jacob is the father of Judah, and Judah becomes the leading tribe and ancestor of the Davidic line. With Jacob (family): Jacob is the father of Judah, and Judah becomes the leading tribe and ancestor of the Davidic line.

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Character groups

Patriarchal lineage and inheritance
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Diverse biblical and legal authorities

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Jacob
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Jacob
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