one tribe
1 Kings 11:32
11:32 one tribe. This reference indicates one tribe in addition to David’s own tribe of Judah. That one tribe historically turned out to be the tribe of Benjamin. The other southern tribe, Simeon, had apparently migrated to the north along with Dan, although many of the Simeonites had no doubt been incorporated into Judah.
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