Judith

Role: Esau's wife · First appears: Isaac With The Philistines

At Mount Seir, during one of Esau’s hunting expeditions, he became acquainted with Judith, of the family of Ham, and married her, bringing her to his father at Hebron. In the account of Esau’s marriage, Judith is described as a daughter of Heth.

Relationship record

Life events

• Esau married Judith and brought her to his father at Hebron.(Isaac With The Philistines · 📍 Mount Seir)
  • With: Esau
  • “On one of his hunting expeditions, Esau came to Mount Seir, where he became acquainted with Judith, of the family of Ham, and he took her unto himself as his wife, and brought her to his father at Hebron.”
• Esau married Judith, a daughter of Heth.(The Marriage Of Jacob)
  • With: Esau
  • “Accordingly, the woman he married was of his own kind, Judith, a daughter of Heth”

Isaac With The Philistines

• married with Esau “On one of his hunting expeditions, Esau came to Mount Seir, where he became acquainted with Judith, of the family of Ham, and he took her unto himself as his wife, and brought her to his father at Hebron.”

The Marriage Of Jacob

• married with Esau “Accordingly, the woman he married was of his own kind, Judith, a daughter of Heth, for God said:”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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