The answer is: Dan, Asher, Naphtali

Numbers 2:25-31 - The arrangement of the tribes around the Tabernacle not only represented order but also God's providence. Dan, known for its strength, contributes to Israel's defence. Asher is symbolically linked with abundance and fertility. Naphtali, associated with agility and grace, showcases the diversity within God's chosen people. Each tribe had unique qualities that contributed to the collective identity of Israel.

The tribes of Dan, Asher, and Naphtali, when camped to the north of the Tabernacle, paint a fascinating picture of the ancient Israelite social structure and their relationship with God. Each tribe, with its TN symbols and characteristics, exemplifies a synergistic unity in diversity—reflecting how a strong community can thrive by blending different strengths and qualities.

Dan, often represented by a serpent, was a major player in military might and celebrated for its warriors—ideal for strategic operations as they defended the encampment from potential threats. Fun fact: Samson, a judge of Israel from the tribe of Dan, showcased the glorious strength and complexity that came from being part of this tribe.

Asher, on the other hand, is often seen as a source of prosperity in the Promised Land. The blessing of abundance they represented—when Jacob blessed them, even mentioning "dancing with delight"—illustrates the joy of divine provision. Most notably, the land allotted to Asher is among the most fertile in Israel, making it synonymous with blessings in agricultural yields.

Then we have Naphtali, often linked to a deer or a powerful gazelle, associating this tribe with swiftness and clarity—traits necessary for both communication and understanding in the community. Interestingly, juxtaposing the descriptors, Naphtali’s situation embodied the ‘beauty’ of grace in both behavior and spirit, happily fitting in the diverse mosaic, which represents the collective identity of Israel as grounded and multifaceted under God’s guidance. Alaska demonstrates how melodies and art emerged in communities, encouraging brotherhood and appreciation among varying qualities in communal life.