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Then she conceived again, and again bore a son; Fresh gift, said she, is fresh proof the Lord has come to hear of the despite done me; so she called him Simeon, Hearing. (Genesis 29, 33)
And when she conceived a fourth time, and bore a son, she said, Now I may praise the Lord, and she called him Juda, Praise. Then, for a while, she had no more children. (Genesis 29, 35)
The third day came, which is the day on which the pain of the wound is most felt. Then, two of Jacob’s sons, who were brothers to Dina, Simeon and Levi, took up their swords, and made their way boldly into the city, where they killed all the men folk; (Genesis 34, 25)
Recklessly the deed was done; in vain did Jacob protest to Simeon and Levi, You have much injured me, to Chanaanite and Pherezite all around making my name abominable; see how few we are! If they make common cause against me, I and mine will perish. (Genesis 34, 30)
by Lia, this first-born son, Ruben, as well as Simeon, Levi, Juda, Issachar, and Zabulon; (Genesis 35, 23)
Whereupon Juda said to his brethren, What shall we gain by killing our brother, and concealing his murder? (Genesis 37, 26)
A time came when Juda left his brethren up in the hill country, and went to lodge with a man called Hiras, at Odollam. (Genesis 38, 1)
Juda found for his eldest son, Her, a wife whose name was Thamar; (Genesis 38, 6)
Whereupon Juda bade his son Onan mate with the widow, and do a husband’s duty by her, so as to beget children in his brother’s name; (Genesis 38, 8)
And now Juda said to Thamar, his daughter-in-law, Go back to thy father’s house, and there support thy widowed state until my son Sela has grown up. The truth was, he was afraid the same doom might overtake Sela. Thamar, then, went back to live at her father’s house. (Genesis 38, 11)
Time passed, and Suë’s daughter, the wife of Juda, died. And when his grief for her was assuaged, he went with his friend Hiras of Odollam, who was a shepherd, to see the men who were shearing his flock at Thamnas.✻ (Genesis 38, 12)
Juda saw her without recognizing her as his daughter-in-law (for she kept her face veiled) and took her for a harlot; (Genesis 38, 15)
