Samau'al argued in his book that since the children of Esau are described in Deuteronomy 2:4-6 (and in Numbers 20:14 as well) as the brethren of the children of Israel, the children of Ishmael can also be described the same way.
Thus, the children of Ishmael can also be described the same way. Samau'al argued in his book that since the children of Esau are described in Deuteronomy 2:4-6 (and in Numbers 20:14 as well) as the brethren of the children of Israel.
Samau'al argued in his book that since the children of Esau are described in Deuteronomy 2:4-6 (and in Numbers 20:14 as well) as the brethren of the children of Israel. Thus, the children of Ishmael can also be described the same way.
Samau'al argued in his book that since the children of Esau are described in Deuteronomy 2:4-6 (and in Numbers 20:14 as well) as the brethren of the children of Israel. Thus, the children of Ishmael can also be described the same way.