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Bithiah in the Bible — Who Was Bithiah? | fresh.bible

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Bithiah

A daughter of Pharaoh who married into the tribe of Judah

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An Egyptian royal woman who married Mered of Judah. Her children are listed in Israel's family records — another example of outsiders woven into God's people.

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When Pharaoh's Daughter Married In

1 Chronicles 4:16-20

Bithiah is identified here as a daughter of Pharaoh who married into the tribe of Judah — an Egyptian princess who bore Miriam, Shammai, and Ishbah, and whose sons founded Israelite towns.

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