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Twelve Tribal Leaders: The leaders of the twelve tribes during the Israelites' travel through the desert. They served both as governors of their respective tribes and as "senators," performing communal functions.
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Someone appointed by a group must decide policy from the perspective of the group as a whole. The leader with the Divine mandate can thus be most responsive to the individualized needs of his flock.
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