The split of Israel was long coming, but it marked the end of their strength; united we stand, divided we fall. Let's look at how the kingdom split.

The allotment for the tribe of Judah is given, as well as, a special request for Caleb. All the names and places listed in the Bible seem useless until you start locating them on a map!

Joshua divides the land amongst the tribes of Israel. This post focuses on the land east of the Jordan River.

Joshua 12 lists the conquests of Moses and Joshua, while the beginning of Joshua 13 details the promised lands that still awaited them.

The solution to inheritance for families without sons isn't as simple as they thought. Numbers 36 relays the compromise made to ensure both the families and the tribes retain their land.

God outlines the boundaries of Israel and with the exception of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, those boundaries are intact today.

The inheritance of 2.5 tribes is given before the Israelites even cross the Jordan. Numbers 32 covers the stipulations regarding their inheritance.

These chapters cover the census before the Israelites enter the promised land, matters of inheritance, as well as the new leader of nation.