Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,6|    representatives from each tribe of Israel were selected
 2   1,2,2|   the sons of Jacob, a small tribe of wondering shepherds,
 3   1,2,2|     of the Hyksos, a Semitic tribe known as shepherd kings ~(
 4   1,2,3|  Messiah in times, ~when the tribe of Judas will fall from
 5   1,2,3|    had rulers from their own tribe. ~King Herod, being an Idumean,
 6   1,2,3| sprang out of Juda; of which tribe Moses spake ~nothing concerning
 7   1,2,4|   Jethro was the priest of a tribe of desert nomads from Midia.
 8   1,2,4|    the men from the priestly tribe of ~Levi (to which he and
 9   1,2,4|    picked men, one from each tribe to “see what the land is,
10   1,2,4|     the scouts, Caleb of the tribe of Judah, proposed that
11   1,2,4|      only by Joshua from the tribe of Ephraim. The other ten
12   1,2,4|    it started with their own tribe of Levi, which was dedicated
13   1,2,4|     a thousand men from each tribe. ~They wiped out the Midianite
14   1,2,4|      the son of ~Hur, of the tribe of Judah; and He hath filled
15   1,3,3| twelve tribes of Israel. The tribe ~of Judah took the southern
16   1,3,3|   part of the Holy Land. The tribe of Levi was the only one
17   1,3,5|     and anointed Saul of the tribe of Benjamin to be king of
18   1,3,7|  Nehemiah descended from the tribe of Judah and was likely
19   1,3,9|      certain Manasseh of the tribe of Simeon from the city
20   1,3,9|   Judea near Bethulia in the tribe of Issachar. The inhabitants
21   1,5,5|    the son of Beeri from the tribe of Issachar, lived and prophesied
22   1,5,5|     Micah descended from the tribe of Judah and was Morasthite
23   1,5,5|        he descended from the tribe of Zebulun. As he was the
24   2,1,6|     brother of~Moses, of the tribe of Levi, was named high
25   2,4,3|   name Saul, belonged to the tribe of Benjamin and~was born
26   2,5,8|     Israel (Rev. ch. 7), the tribe of Dan was purposely~omitted.
27   2,5,8|    antichrist came from this tribe. This thought~is based on