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

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Jether

Multiple figures — including an Ishmaelite who fathered Amasa, and Jerahmeel's son who died childless

Old TestamentMentioned in 2 books

The Ishmaelite Jether married Abigail (David's sister) and fathered Amasa. Another Jether, son of Jerahmeel, died without children — a line that ended.

Amasa→Jether→Ezrah·Jerahmeel

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