Hirah

Also known as: Hiram · Role: Judah's chief shepherd · First appears: Judah And His Sons

As Judah’s chief shepherd, Hirah served as the intermediary through whom Judah became acquainted with Barsan, the Canaanitish king of Adullam. Later, Judah’s marriage to Alit was consummated at Adullam, the residence of his friend Hirah, later called Hiram.

Relationship record

Judah And His Sons

• employer: Judah “Through the mediation of his chief shepherd Hirah, he became acquainted with the Canaanitish king of Adullam, Barsan by name.”

The Wives Of The Sons Of Jacob

• friends with Judah “Judah's marriage with Alit the daughter of the noble merchant Shua, which was consummated at Adullam, the residence of his friend Hirah, or, as he was called later, Hiram, king of Tyre, was not happy.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Legends of the Jews, Volume II. Made with Rho MD.