Alit

First appears: The Wives Of The Sons Of Jacob

At Adullam, Alit, daughter of the noble merchant Shua, married Judah. The marriage was described as unhappy. Shortly after Judah’s two oldest sons died, Alit died as well.

Relationship record

Life events

• Judah married Alit.(The Wives Of The Sons Of Jacob · 📍 Adullam)
  • 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.”
• Judah's two oldest sons died, and Alit died shortly afterward.(The Wives Of The Sons Of Jacob)
  • With: Judah
  • “His two oldest sons died, and shortly thereafter his wife also.”

The Wives Of The Sons Of Jacob

• married 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.”
• parent: Shua “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.