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• They then sell Joseph into slavery to a group of Ishmaelite traders.
• The Arab genealogies consider the Banu Lihyan to be descended from the Ishmaelite Arabs from Ishmael.
• All activity in the Ishmaelite household is now directed toward the physical needs of the holy family.
• Development of the area started in 1961, and was financed by a consortium of companies led by Prince Ishmaelite prince.
• It is likely that they and their tribes lived in northwestern Arabia and were historically the most important of the twelve Ishmaelite tribes.
• From there, the Ishmaelites made dramatic territorial gains, including their victory over the Sassanian dynasty, and the narrative ends with the division of the Ishmaelite armies and the beginnings of the First Fitna.
• In this regard, a case could be made for " L'Enfance, " with its contrasting images of the Ishmaelite father and Herod, as the composer's most representative work.
• In May, after R . Allen Haywood, the editor and publisher of the weekly Sparta Ishmaelite, noticed an article about Carroll County's rejection, he suggested to Hancock County officials that they contact the tribe.
• After the desperate pleas of Marie and Joseph are rudely rebuffed by choruses of Romans and Egyptians, the family is taken in without hesitation by an Ishmaelite householder ( " Le Pere de Famille, " as he is identified ).
• As a reward for his service, he stated, his ancestors had been granted initiation into the mysteries of the Ishmaelite religion; the secret inner training which dated from Abrahamn, s rebuilding of the Temple of Mecca, the Mystical Haram.
• Estabrook, like McCulloc and Wright, focused his study, called " The Tribe of Ishmael ", on the supposed licentiousness and immoral behavior of the Ishmaelite family, as well as their annual  gypsying .  Estabrook concluded that:
• The Gesenius'Hebrew-Chaldee Lexicon suggests that Jetur means " enclosure " related to the personal name " lur " ( ??? ) and the word " mirah " ( ???? ) denoting an encampment and explicitly used for the Ishmaelite encampments.
• In the Book of Chronicles, Amasa's father is " Jether the Ishmaelite, " but in the Books of Samuel, Amasa's father is " Ithra the Israelite; " ( ) scholars think that the latter case is more likely.
• :: His reply at WP : RSN # Can these sources be used to genetically trace Arabs ( or rather'Ishmaelite Arabs') to Abraham ? gives you some idea of his competence and English . talk ) 17 : 33, 1 July 2013 ( UTC)
• Before Esau married his third wife, he had named one of his Ishmaelite's name to Mahalath . namely with his father Isaac whom he sought his blessings . ( ) However, there is no record of his parents'approval for the union of Esau and Basemath ( Mahalath ).
• Maqrizi says that Moses wiped out almost all non-Ishmaelite Arabs such as Amaleq and Midianites, and by the time of Muhammad all Arabs were descendents of Ishmael according to historians Hisham Ibn Al-Kalbi and al-Sharqi who believed that all Arabs were descendents of Ishmael including the Qahtanites.
• Imaam Isa presented himself as the actual Great Grandson of Al Mahdi by publishing the so-called Silsilah or Noble-Blood Line of Descent in his books, which traced his own decadency all the way back to the Prophet Muhammad, whom he depicted as a Dark-Skinned Negroid Arabian Ishmaelite, much to the consternation of the Orthodox Pale Skinned Islamic World.
• Imaam Isa presented himself as the actual Great Grandson of Al Mahdi by publishing the so-called Silsilah or Noble-Blood Line of Descent in his books, which traced his own decadency all the way back to the Prophet Muhammad, whom he depicted as a Dark-Skinned Negroid Arabian Ishmaelite, much to the consternation of the Orthodox Pale Skinned Islamic Arab World.
• J . B . Phillips suggests that Esau changed the names of his Hittite wives, Judith and Basemath, as a way of pacifying his parents for the grief he caused them when he married Canaanite women : since he had two wives in his life called Basemath, he had to change the Ishmaelite's name, of which he chose : " Mahalath " . ()
• "Who can tell the horrors of the invasion of the Ishmaelite ( Arab ), who set both the land and the sea ablaze ? [ . . . ] The blessed Daniel foresaw and foretold like misfortunes . [ . . . ] In the following year ( 643 ), the Ishmaelite army crossed to Ararat; another into the territory of Sephakan Gound, the third into the land of Alans.