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

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Mahlah

Son of Hammolecheth in Manasseh's genealogy — also a daughter of Zelophehad

Old TestamentMentioned in 2 books

A name shared by two distinct biblical figures: one appears in the genealogy of Manasseh as a descendant of Hammolecheth (1 Chronicles 7:18), while another Mahlah is among the five daughters of Zelophehad who boldly petitioned Moses to inherit their father's land (Numbers 27). Both are part of the tribe of Manasseh.

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