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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Judith (Woman living at the time of the Patriarchs)
Beeri the Hittite's daughter, one of two Hittite wives Esau took at forty, and the marriage grieved Isaac and Rebekah. She is usually matched with Oholibamah in the later list in Genesis 36, but the two lists name the wives differently and the match has long been argued over.
Beeri the Hittite's daughter, one of two Hittite wives Esau took at forty, and the marriage grieved Isaac and Rebekah. She is usually matched with Oholibamah in the later list in Genesis 36, but the two lists name the wives differently and the match has long been argued over.
Judith, daughter of Beeri the Hittite, was one of two Hittite wives Esau married at age forty (Genesis 26:34). She is usually identified with Oholibamah, daughter of Anah, in the later list of Esau's wives in Genesis 36:2, though the two genealogies name his Canaanite wives differently and the harmonization has long been debated. Her marriage, like Esau's other foreign marriages, grieved Isaac and Rebekah.
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- Genesis 26:34
