{"content":[{"text":"The Standard Challenge \n Tribal Patch \n Here are some examples of the 12 tribe’s emblems that existed in Moses time:","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.049311,"width":0.6443859999999999,"height":0.079456}},{"text":"REUBEN \n The mandrakes in Reuben's coat-of-arms are based on the episode related in Gen. \n 30, where young Reuben brought his mother Leah mandrakes from the field. The \n biblical phrase on the tab is from Deut. 33:6, \"Let Reuben live.\"","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.145526,"width":0.6768610000000002,"height":0.066725}},{"text":"SIMON \n Simon was one of the strongest tribes during the wandering in the desert but later \n became one of the weakest in consequence of losses suffered during the battles for \n the Promised Land. It was eventually absorbed by mighty Judah. Formerly the city \n of Shechem was situated within the boundaries of Simon and the gate of the city \n therefore appears on the tribe's. The biblical phrase on the tab is from Deut. 33:5, \n \"...and the tribes of Israel were gathered together.\"","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.229011,"width":0.6918599999999999,"height":0.11687699999999998}},{"text":"LEVI \n The Levites \"kept the charge of the tabernacles of testimony\" (Num. 1:53); they had \n no territory of their own and were dispersed among the other tribes. Their emblem \n was the ephod of the High Priest on which were engraved, upon precious stones, the \n names of all tribes. The biblical phrase on the tab is from Deut. 33:10, \"They shall \n teach Jacob thy judgments, and Israel thy law.\"","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.362496,"width":0.6975579999999999,"height":0.10021000000000002}},{"text":"JUDAH \n The most famous heraldic symbol belongs to the tribe of Judah, which displayed a \n lion on its shield. This tribe became the most powerful and constituted the Kingdom \n of Judah. The lion is the symbol of strength and is featured as such in innumerable \n works throughout the ages. This animal is one those most frequently mentioned in \n the Bible, appearing about 130 times under 6 different names. The biblical phrase \n on the tab is from Gen. 49:9, \"Judah is a lion's whelp.\"","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.479466,"width":0.697435,"height":0.11687600000000004}},{"text":"DAN \n The original area of the tribe of Dan extended from Jaffa southward. Samson was a \n son of this tribe. As it could not conquer its entire territory, Dan looked to settle \n elsewhere and the tribe moved north to the source of the Jordan River, captured the \n city Laish, and settled there. In Jacob's Blessing Dan was promised that he \"shall \n judge his people\" (Gen. 49:16), a reference symbolized by the scales of justice on the \n stamp. The phrase appears on the tab.","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.612951,"width":0.6972240000000001,"height":0.11687599999999998}},{"text":"NAFTALI \n After the conquest of the country, the tribe of Naftali settled in the north where \n played a central role among the tribes located there. Naftali is represented by a \n gazelle or running stag. The biblical phrase on the tab is \"Naftali is a hind let loose\" \n (Gen. 49:21).","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.763254,"width":0.695484,"height":0.08354300000000003}},{"text":"www.wahu.biz","bbox":{"left":0.420392,"top":0.938347,"width":0.158895,"height":0.015122999999999998}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.147059,"top":0.045455,"width":0.058627,"height":0.045455}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.147059,"top":0.045455,"width":0.058627,"height":0.045455}]}