Bible question?

Question

what's the name of the land that was granted to the Benjamin tribe?

Answer 1

Go read the bible and u will find out u lazy bum

Answer 2

After entering the Promised Land, Benjamin received the smallest of the allotments of the Tribal Lands (Joshua 18:11-20). Their territory was located immediately to the south of Ephraim, measuring about 26 miles / 42 kilometers in length and 12 miles / 20 kilometers wide. Their eastern boundary was the The Jordan River, and their major cities included part of Jerusalem (Joshua 18:21-28). It is shown on a map at the following link. Sorry didn't find a name, is a lengthy study.

Answer 3

"The land of Benjamin lay immediately to the south of that of Ephraim, and was about 26 miles in length and 12 in breadth. Its eastern boundary was the Jordan. Dan intervened between it and the Philistines. Its chief towns are named in Joshua 18:21-28...

The gate of Benjamin, on the north side of Jerusalem ( Jer 37:13; 38:7; Zec 14:10), was so called because it led in the direction of the territory of the tribe of Benjamin. It is called by Jeremiah ( Jer 20:2) "the high gate of Benjamin;" also "the gate of the children of the people" ( 17:19). ( 2Ki 14:13.)"

The northern frontier started from the Jordan over against Jericho, and ran to the north of that town up through the mountain westward past Bethaven, taking in Bethel. It then went down by Ataroth-addar to Beth- horon the nether. From this point the western frontier ran southward to Kiriath-jearim. The southern boundary ran from Kiriath-jearim eas tward to the fountain of the waters of Netophah, swept round by the south of Jerrus and passed down through the wilderness northern by shore of the Dead Sea at the mouth of the Jordan. The river formed the eastern boundary.

It's no an easy question. I hope my answer is helpful to you.

Answer 4

Joshua 18:21 (New International Version)

The tribe of Benjamin, clan by clan, had the following cities:
Jericho, Beth Hoglah, Emek Keziz,

i found it on biblegateway.com
i'm not sure which one your talking about, the benjamin tribe had a lot of land, i don't know by who you mean...

i hope this helps!

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Answer 5

Here we go! Okay in the Bible it states in Vayechi 49:27 that "Binyamin like a wolf will tear and consume Ad in the morning and the evening he will eat..." So basically we learn from "he will eat Ad" that the "ad" refers to the meat brought up as sacrifices in the Temple. Now the temple was located in Jerusalem. But we also learn that the border between Binyamin and Yehuda went RIGHT THROUGH the actual what is called mizbaach (where the sacrifices took place).

Answer 6

Before it became "The Land Of Benjamin" ... Canaan.

Benjamin was the first tribe chosen to receive land. The region for its clans lay between the Judah tribe on the south and the Joseph tribes on the north. Benjamin's northern border started at the Jordan River and went up the ridge north of Jericho, then on west into the hill country as far as the Beth-Aven Desert. From there it went to Luz, which is now called Bethel. The border ran along the ridge south of Luz, then went to Ataroth-Orech and on as far as the mountain south of Lower Beth-Horon. At that point it turned south and became the western border. It went as far south as Kiriath-Baal, a town in Judah now called Kiriath-Jearim. Benjamin's southern border started at the edge of Kiriath-Jearim and went east to the ruins and on to Nephtoah Spring. From there it went to the bottom of the hill at the northern end of Rephaim Valley. The other side of this hill faces Hinnom Valley, which is on the land that slopes south from Jerusalem. The border went down through Hinnom Valley until it reached Enrogel. At Enrogel the border curved north and went to Enshemesh and on east to Geliloth, which is across the valley from Adummim Pass. Then it went down to the Monument of Bohan, who belonged to the Reuben tribe. The border ran along the hillside north of Beth-Arabah, then down into the Jordan River valley. Inside the valley it went south as far as the northern hillside of Beth-Hoglah. The last section of the border went from there to the northern end of the Dead Sea, at the mouth of the Jordan River. The Jordan River itself was Benjamin's eastern border. These were the borders of Benjamin's tribal land, where the clans of Benjamin lived.

Answer 7

The first thing that comes to mind is the land of Nod. But I am not a biblical scholar and have no assurance that that is correct. A concordance will probably help.

Answer 8

sorry..i don't know...i think you could not find the answer from Bible too....nor from any priest or pastor. so you have to solve the question by your own thinking...

Answer 9

benjamites

Answer 10

Israel?