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Rakem in the Bible — Who Was Rakem? | fresh.bible

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Son of Sheresh in Manasseh's genealogy

Rakem appears in the genealogy of Manasseh as a son of Sheresh and grandson of Machir, recorded in 1 Chronicles 7:16. He is a minor figure known only through his family line, which traces back to Manasseh, one of the two sons of Joseph.

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Rakemappears in biblical genealogies but isn't referenced in specific chapter narratives.

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