Alemet
Son of Becher, descendant of Benjamin
También conocido como: Allemeth, Alemeth
Alemet is a person who appears in the genealogy of 1 Chronicles 7:8, listed as one of the nine sons of Becher, son of Benjamin. He belonged to the tribe of Benjamin, known for its skilled warriors and military significance in Israel's early history. The lineage of Becher is described as very numerous; at a census, 20,200 fighting men were recorded (1 Chr 7:9). Beyond this entry in the genealogies, nothing more is told about Alemet's personal life or deeds. It is worth noting that the name Alemet also appears as a place name for a Levitical city in the territory of the tribe of Benjamin (1 Chr 6:60), but the person and the place should not be confused.
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Mentioned in the genealogy of Benjamin
Alemet is listed as one of the nine sons of Becher, son of Benjamin, in the genealogy of 1 Chronicles.
Becher's descendants mustered as warriors
The descendants of Becher, including Alemet's line, were recorded as mighty warriors. At the muster, they numbered 20,200 men fit for war.