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We have no record suggesting that Jesus had a speech impediment, as did Moses.Jesus was not the leader of thousands of people on nomadic journeys.
Depends on the context. In mathematics it would be translation. In sociology or ethnology, migration or nomadic. In employment, peripatetic.
During the time of Abraham in the Bible, when part of the family moved, the entire family moved. There would probably be at least 7 or more people in one family group.
It was the first stone age, in which they learned to make and use stone tools. The people in this stone age were called the "Hunter Gatherers," because they were always hunting and gathering. Because of this, they were nomadic. One of the most important things that happened in the Paleolithic age was the discovery of taming fire. This made it possible to live through the Ice Age.
While the word "nomad" is not used in the bible, the life style was very common. A nomad is one who goes from place to place in search of food, work, or in the case of shepherds, grazing land. Jubal was "the father of such as dwell in tents" (Gen 4:20). When Abraham was called out of the city of Ur, he then (most likely) took up the life of a nomad. Afterwards, all of the patriarchs were "dwellers in tents" (Gen 9:21,27; 12:8; 13:12; 26:17). The life of a shepherd often required a nomadic lifestyle. These are mentioned throughout the bible, so it is difficult to give them all. Even God's "dwelling" was a tent while Israel wandered in the wilderness and up to the time that Solomon built the temple (1 Chronicles 17:5). If you have a specific situation in mind, perhaps you can add it on to the question.
They are nomadic.
Early humans were nomadic because they relied on hunting and gathering resources, which were often scarce in a single location. Moving frequently allowed them to follow the migration patterns of animals and find new sources of food and water. Additionally, they moved to avoid overusing resources in one area and to seek more favorable climates.
they were nomadic!!
The Indians were nomadic.
the importace of the nomadic people are they are nomadic
The Indians were nomadic.
No not nomadic
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The word civilisation is usually describes a people who enjoy the facilities of urbanised life and a degree of culture. Bedouins are by nature nomadic and do not fall within this definition.
they were settled
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The Comanche were nomadic herders.