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No, the territory of the Tribe of Ephraim did not belong to the Kingdom of Judah. Following the division of the United Monarchy (c. 930 BCE), Ephraim was the central, dominant tribe of the 

Northern Kingdom of Israel. 

Key Details on Ephraim and the Kingdom of Judah:
  • Geographical Location: Ephraim was located in the center of Canaan, north of Benjamin and south of Manasseh, in the region that became known as Samaria.
  • The Split: When the kingdom divided, Judah (with Benjamin) formed the Southern Kingdom (capital: Jerusalem), while Ephraim led the ten northern tribes to form the Northern Kingdom (often called "Ephraim" or "Israel").
  • Dominance in the North: Ephraim was so central to the Northern Kingdom that the prophets frequently used "Ephraim" as a synonym for the entire northern nation.
  • Border Conflict: Although generally separate, the border between the two kingdoms was sometimes contested. For example, King Abijah of Judah briefly took the cities of Bethel, Jeshanah, and Ephron (located in or near Ephraim) from the Northern Kingdom, but these were not considered part of the core Kingdom of Judah. 
In summary, Ephraim was the heart of the Northern Kingdom, which was separate from the Southern Kingdom of Judah
 No, the 
Tribe of Manasseh (descendants of Joseph's son Manasseh) did not belong to the area of the Kingdom of Judah; they belonged to the Northern Kingdom of Israel. 
Here are the details:
  • Territory Location: The tribe of Manasseh was divided, with one half settling east of the Jordan River (Gilead/Bashan) and the other half in the north-central area of Canaan, west of the Jordan.
  • Kingdom Division: When the kingdom split after Solomon (c. 930 BC), the tribe of Manasseh was part of the Northern Kingdom (Israel), not the Southern Kingdom (Judah).
  • Exile: The Northern Kingdom of Israel was conquered by Assyria in approximately 723 BC, and the tribe of Manasseh was deported.
  • Distinction from King Manasseh: It is important to distinguish the Tribe of Manasseh (son of Joseph) from King Manasseh of Judah, who was the 14th king of the Southern Kingdom of Judah, reigning long after the northern tribes had been exiled. 
While some members of the northern tribes fled south to the Kingdom of Judah, the ancestral territory and affiliation of the Tribe of Manasseh were with the Northern Kingdom. 

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