👉 In the Bible, "Bermans" refers to a tribe in ancient Israel who lived at Bethel (near Mount Sinai) during the time when God's people were wandering in the wilderness. They were nomadic pastoralists who had migrated from Egypt around 1400 BCE. The word "Bermans" is the plural form of "bermuda," which means a large amount of land or pasture, as if being spread out over many hills or acres. In the New Testament, it's used to describe the wilderness Israelites' situation in the wilderness during their journey to Abraham's Isaac (Gen 15:26), when they were given their first freedom from bondage. The word "Bermans" is a metaphorical name for God’s people who wandered through the wilderness and eventually found rest at the Promised Land, symbolizing Israel in its early years of wandering and finally settling in the promised land.
