How many from each tribe are sealed among the 144,000 in Revelation 7?

According to the passage, Revelation 7 records 144,000 sealed, with 12,000 sealed from each tribe of Israel. Judah and Reuben are named first, and the list continues through the tribes, though Dan is omitted. Thus every listed tribe contributes 12,000, totaling 144,000.

Les teaches from Revelation 7:4 that the number sealed is 144,000, and they come out of all the tribes of the children of Israel. He names Judah with 12,000 and Reuben with 12,000, then says the listing goes on through the 12 tribes, with 12,000 from each one. He notes that all are listed except one, and he identifies the omitted tribe as Dan, not Gad or Ephraim. Dan is left out because Dan was the first tribe to go into idolatry. So 12,000 from each of the other tribes are sealed and given a particular mission, and verse 9 then follows.

Revelation 7:4

And I heard the number of them which were sealed: and there were sealed an hundred and forty and four thousand of all the tribes of the children of Israel.

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Which tribe is missing from the list of the 144,000 sealed tribes in Revelation 7?

The tribe of Dan is omitted from the list of the 144,000 sealed tribes in Revelation 7. Dan was left out for a purpose: the tribe was the first to go into idolatry, and consequently it is not included among the twelve tribes named.