In the Torah - 3 people with the same name - One is Jewish - One is a Ger - One is a Non-Jew?
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closed as not a real question by Isaac Moses Jun 16 '11 at 22:11
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Reuel. Jewish: the father of Elyasaf, nassi of the tribe of Gad (Num. 2:14 - elsewhere his name is given as Deuel, but Ramban there comments that they both have the same basic meaning and therefore are interchangeable). Also a Benjaminite (I Chron. 9:8). Ger: it's one of Yisro's names (Rashi to Ex. 18:1). Non-Jew: one of Eisav's sons (Gen. 36:4 passim). |
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