Adbeel
Ishmael's third son and tribal prince
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Adbe'el was the third of Ishmael's twelve sons and thus a grandson of Abraham through the servant woman Hagar. He is mentioned in the genealogies in Genesis and 1 Chronicles among the twelve Ishmaelite tribal princes who settled in the Arabian region. Together with his brothers, Adbe'el forms a concrete fulfillment of God's promise to Abraham that Ishmael would become the father of twelve princes and grow into a great nation (Gen 17:20). Although the Bible gives no further details about Adbe'el's personal history, scholars have pointed to a possible connection between his descendants and the tribe Idiba'il, known from Assyrian cuneiform texts. His place in the genealogy testifies to God's faithfulness in fulfilling His promises even outside the covenant line through Isaac.
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The Birth and Lineage of Adbe'el
Adbe'el is listed as the third of Ishmael's twelve sons, all of whom became leaders of their respective tribes.
Ishmael's Twelve Sons as Tribal Princes
Ishmael's sons, including Adbe'el, settled in the region from Havilah to Shur, east of Egypt, and became twelve tribal princes in fulfillment of God's promise to Abraham.
God's Promise of Twelve Princes from Ishmael
God promised Abraham that Ishmael would become the father of twelve princes and a great nation. Adbe'el was part of the fulfillment of this promise.
Adbe'el in the Genealogies of Chronicles
Adbe'el is again mentioned in the genealogy in 1 Chronicles, confirming his place among Ishmael's twelve sons.
Ishmael's Death and Descendants
Ishmael lived 137 years, and his sons, including Adbe'el, established themselves as tribal princes in the Arabian desert.