Hebrews

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Hebrews are an ancient Semitic people traditionally identified as the ancestors of the Israelites and Jews, prominently featured in the Hebrew Bible.


Statements (50)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Semitic people
ancient people
ethno-religious group
ancestralFigure Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Jacob’s twelve sons
associatedLanguage Hebrew language
associatedWith Kingdom of Israel (united monarchy)
Kingdom of Judah
Patriarch Abraham
Patriarch Isaac
Patriarch Jacob
Twelve Tribes of Israel
centralCovenantConcept covenant with Yahweh
centralDeity Yahweh
culturalPractice Sabbath observance
circumcision
dietary laws (kashrut precursors)
ethnicityOf Israelites
Jews
historicalPeriod Bronze Age
Iron Age
languageFamily Semitic languages
laterIdentityContinuityWith Jews
ancient Israelites
mentionedIn Book of Exodus
Book of Genesis
Pentateuch
Torah
nameDerivedFrom root ʿ-b-r (to cross, to pass) in Hebrew
region Ancient Near East
Canaan
Levant
religiousText Hebrew Bible
Tanakh
religiousTradition ancient Israelite religion
religiousTraditionInfluenceOn Christianity
Islam
Judaism
scripturalLawCode Mosaic Law
selfDesignation ʿIvri
selfDesignationLanguage Biblical Hebrew
traditionalAncestralGroupOf Israelites
Jewish people
traditionalLawGivingSite Mount Sinai
traditionalLiberationNarrative Exodus from Egypt
traditionalMigrationNarrative migration to Canaan
traditionalOriginNarrative call of Abraham from Ur of the Chaldeans
traditionalSlaveryNarrative sojourn in Egypt

Referenced by (3)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Israelites
alsoKnownAs
Bronze Age
associatedWith
Jews
hasEthnonym

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