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Any other cases of people who lose a child in תנ"ך apart from Adam, Yehuda, Aharon, David, Eli, Iyov?






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    Mesushelach and maybe others in that geneology

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    I take it you’re not counting Yaakov, who thought he lost a child?

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Any other cases of people who lose a child in תנ"ך apart from Adam, Yehuda, Aharon, David, Eli, Iyov?






tanach death







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    Mesushelach and maybe others in that geneology

    – Heshy
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    I take it you’re not counting Yaakov, who thought he lost a child?

    – DonielF
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Any other cases of people who lose a child in תנ"ך apart from Adam, Yehuda, Aharon, David, Eli, Iyov?






tanach death







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Any other cases of people who lose a child in תנ"ך apart from Adam, Yehuda, Aharon, David, Eli, Iyov?






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    Mesushelach and maybe others in that geneology

    – Heshy
    2 days ago






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    I take it you’re not counting Yaakov, who thought he lost a child?

    – DonielF
    2 days ago














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    Mesushelach and maybe others in that geneology

    – Heshy
    2 days ago






  • 1





    I take it you’re not counting Yaakov, who thought he lost a child?

    – DonielF
    2 days ago








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Mesushelach and maybe others in that geneology

– Heshy
2 days ago





Mesushelach and maybe others in that geneology

– Heshy
2 days ago




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I take it you’re not counting Yaakov, who thought he lost a child?

– DonielF
2 days ago





I take it you’re not counting Yaakov, who thought he lost a child?

– DonielF
2 days ago










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  • Terah (Genesis 11:28): his son Haran died in his lifetime

  • Pharaoh and all the Egyptians (Exodus 12:30):1 lost their firstborn in the tenth plague

  • Mother of Sisera (Judges 5:28): described as being alive after Sisera died

  • Jephthah (Judges 11:39):1 he fulfilled his vow to sacrifice his daughter, apparently killing her

  • Mother of Agag (1 Samuel 15:33): described as being bereaved when Agag died

  • A prostitute (1 Kings 3:19): two prostitutes had two sons, and one of them died

  • Jeroboam (1 Kings 14:17):2 his son Abijah died of a sickness

  • Hiel of Bethel (1 Kings 16:34):1 lost his sons by building Jericho

  • Mesha (2 Kings 3:27): sacrificed his son

  • An unnamed woman (2 Kings 6:28): ate her son and wanted to eat her neighbor's son

  • Athaliah (2 Kings 11:1): her son was killed in battle

  • Ahaz (2 Kings 16:3): put his sons through fire (assuming this means he killed them)

  • Manasseh (2 Kings 21:6): also put his sons through fire (same caveat)

  • Zedekiah (2 Kings 25:7):1 his sons were slaughtered before his eyes

  • Naomi (Ruth 1:5): her two sons died in Moab

  • Ephraim (1 Chronicles 7:22): mourned over his children


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  • Seemingly zeresh

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  • @DoubleAA Seems like an answer more than a comment (though I wouldn't count Zeresh because she isn't mentioned as having lost a child; there's also Amaziah in Amos 7:17 whose children's death is predicted but not mentioned)

    – b a
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    While the simple reading of the passuk supports Yiftach being on the list, note that not everyone interprets that literally.

    – DonielF
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  • @DonielF Hence "apparently." Adam is mentioned in the question

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    I think you should edit the OPs examples from the question to this answer with sourcea and label them his. More organized.

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  • Terah (Genesis 11:28): his son Haran died in his lifetime

  • Pharaoh and all the Egyptians (Exodus 12:30):1 lost their firstborn in the tenth plague

  • Mother of Sisera (Judges 5:28): described as being alive after Sisera died

  • Jephthah (Judges 11:39):1 he fulfilled his vow to sacrifice his daughter, apparently killing her

  • Mother of Agag (1 Samuel 15:33): described as being bereaved when Agag died

  • A prostitute (1 Kings 3:19): two prostitutes had two sons, and one of them died

  • Jeroboam (1 Kings 14:17):2 his son Abijah died of a sickness

  • Hiel of Bethel (1 Kings 16:34):1 lost his sons by building Jericho

  • Mesha (2 Kings 3:27): sacrificed his son

  • An unnamed woman (2 Kings 6:28): ate her son and wanted to eat her neighbor's son

  • Athaliah (2 Kings 11:1): her son was killed in battle

  • Ahaz (2 Kings 16:3): put his sons through fire (assuming this means he killed them)

  • Manasseh (2 Kings 21:6): also put his sons through fire (same caveat)

  • Zedekiah (2 Kings 25:7):1 his sons were slaughtered before his eyes

  • Naomi (Ruth 1:5): her two sons died in Moab

  • Ephraim (1 Chronicles 7:22): mourned over his children


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  • Seemingly zeresh

    – Double AA♦
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  • @DoubleAA Seems like an answer more than a comment (though I wouldn't count Zeresh because she isn't mentioned as having lost a child; there's also Amaziah in Amos 7:17 whose children's death is predicted but not mentioned)

    – b a
    yesterday






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    While the simple reading of the passuk supports Yiftach being on the list, note that not everyone interprets that literally.

    – DonielF
    yesterday











  • @DonielF Hence "apparently." Adam is mentioned in the question

    – b a
    yesterday








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    I think you should edit the OPs examples from the question to this answer with sourcea and label them his. More organized.

    – Double AA♦
    2 hours ago


















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  • Terah (Genesis 11:28): his son Haran died in his lifetime

  • Pharaoh and all the Egyptians (Exodus 12:30):1 lost their firstborn in the tenth plague

  • Mother of Sisera (Judges 5:28): described as being alive after Sisera died

  • Jephthah (Judges 11:39):1 he fulfilled his vow to sacrifice his daughter, apparently killing her

  • Mother of Agag (1 Samuel 15:33): described as being bereaved when Agag died

  • A prostitute (1 Kings 3:19): two prostitutes had two sons, and one of them died

  • Jeroboam (1 Kings 14:17):2 his son Abijah died of a sickness

  • Hiel of Bethel (1 Kings 16:34):1 lost his sons by building Jericho

  • Mesha (2 Kings 3:27): sacrificed his son

  • An unnamed woman (2 Kings 6:28): ate her son and wanted to eat her neighbor's son

  • Athaliah (2 Kings 11:1): her son was killed in battle

  • Ahaz (2 Kings 16:3): put his sons through fire (assuming this means he killed them)

  • Manasseh (2 Kings 21:6): also put his sons through fire (same caveat)

  • Zedekiah (2 Kings 25:7):1 his sons were slaughtered before his eyes

  • Naomi (Ruth 1:5): her two sons died in Moab

  • Ephraim (1 Chronicles 7:22): mourned over his children


1 noted by Double AA



2noted by Gary






share|improve this answer


























  • Seemingly zeresh

    – Double AA♦
    2 days ago











  • @DoubleAA Seems like an answer more than a comment (though I wouldn't count Zeresh because she isn't mentioned as having lost a child; there's also Amaziah in Amos 7:17 whose children's death is predicted but not mentioned)

    – b a
    yesterday






  • 1





    While the simple reading of the passuk supports Yiftach being on the list, note that not everyone interprets that literally.

    – DonielF
    yesterday











  • @DonielF Hence "apparently." Adam is mentioned in the question

    – b a
    yesterday








  • 2





    I think you should edit the OPs examples from the question to this answer with sourcea and label them his. More organized.

    – Double AA♦
    2 hours ago
















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  • Terah (Genesis 11:28): his son Haran died in his lifetime

  • Pharaoh and all the Egyptians (Exodus 12:30):1 lost their firstborn in the tenth plague

  • Mother of Sisera (Judges 5:28): described as being alive after Sisera died

  • Jephthah (Judges 11:39):1 he fulfilled his vow to sacrifice his daughter, apparently killing her

  • Mother of Agag (1 Samuel 15:33): described as being bereaved when Agag died

  • A prostitute (1 Kings 3:19): two prostitutes had two sons, and one of them died

  • Jeroboam (1 Kings 14:17):2 his son Abijah died of a sickness

  • Hiel of Bethel (1 Kings 16:34):1 lost his sons by building Jericho

  • Mesha (2 Kings 3:27): sacrificed his son

  • An unnamed woman (2 Kings 6:28): ate her son and wanted to eat her neighbor's son

  • Athaliah (2 Kings 11:1): her son was killed in battle

  • Ahaz (2 Kings 16:3): put his sons through fire (assuming this means he killed them)

  • Manasseh (2 Kings 21:6): also put his sons through fire (same caveat)

  • Zedekiah (2 Kings 25:7):1 his sons were slaughtered before his eyes

  • Naomi (Ruth 1:5): her two sons died in Moab

  • Ephraim (1 Chronicles 7:22): mourned over his children


1 noted by Double AA



2noted by Gary






share|improve this answer
















  • Terah (Genesis 11:28): his son Haran died in his lifetime

  • Pharaoh and all the Egyptians (Exodus 12:30):1 lost their firstborn in the tenth plague

  • Mother of Sisera (Judges 5:28): described as being alive after Sisera died

  • Jephthah (Judges 11:39):1 he fulfilled his vow to sacrifice his daughter, apparently killing her

  • Mother of Agag (1 Samuel 15:33): described as being bereaved when Agag died

  • A prostitute (1 Kings 3:19): two prostitutes had two sons, and one of them died

  • Jeroboam (1 Kings 14:17):2 his son Abijah died of a sickness

  • Hiel of Bethel (1 Kings 16:34):1 lost his sons by building Jericho

  • Mesha (2 Kings 3:27): sacrificed his son

  • An unnamed woman (2 Kings 6:28): ate her son and wanted to eat her neighbor's son

  • Athaliah (2 Kings 11:1): her son was killed in battle

  • Ahaz (2 Kings 16:3): put his sons through fire (assuming this means he killed them)

  • Manasseh (2 Kings 21:6): also put his sons through fire (same caveat)

  • Zedekiah (2 Kings 25:7):1 his sons were slaughtered before his eyes

  • Naomi (Ruth 1:5): her two sons died in Moab

  • Ephraim (1 Chronicles 7:22): mourned over his children


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2noted by Gary







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  • Seemingly zeresh

    – Double AA♦
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  • @DoubleAA Seems like an answer more than a comment (though I wouldn't count Zeresh because she isn't mentioned as having lost a child; there's also Amaziah in Amos 7:17 whose children's death is predicted but not mentioned)

    – b a
    yesterday






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    While the simple reading of the passuk supports Yiftach being on the list, note that not everyone interprets that literally.

    – DonielF
    yesterday











  • @DonielF Hence "apparently." Adam is mentioned in the question

    – b a
    yesterday








  • 2





    I think you should edit the OPs examples from the question to this answer with sourcea and label them his. More organized.

    – Double AA♦
    2 hours ago





















  • Seemingly zeresh

    – Double AA♦
    2 days ago











  • @DoubleAA Seems like an answer more than a comment (though I wouldn't count Zeresh because she isn't mentioned as having lost a child; there's also Amaziah in Amos 7:17 whose children's death is predicted but not mentioned)

    – b a
    yesterday






  • 1





    While the simple reading of the passuk supports Yiftach being on the list, note that not everyone interprets that literally.

    – DonielF
    yesterday











  • @DonielF Hence "apparently." Adam is mentioned in the question

    – b a
    yesterday








  • 2





    I think you should edit the OPs examples from the question to this answer with sourcea and label them his. More organized.

    – Double AA♦
    2 hours ago



















Seemingly zeresh

– Double AA♦
2 days ago





Seemingly zeresh

– Double AA♦
2 days ago













@DoubleAA Seems like an answer more than a comment (though I wouldn't count Zeresh because she isn't mentioned as having lost a child; there's also Amaziah in Amos 7:17 whose children's death is predicted but not mentioned)

– b a
yesterday





@DoubleAA Seems like an answer more than a comment (though I wouldn't count Zeresh because she isn't mentioned as having lost a child; there's also Amaziah in Amos 7:17 whose children's death is predicted but not mentioned)

– b a
yesterday




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While the simple reading of the passuk supports Yiftach being on the list, note that not everyone interprets that literally.

– DonielF
yesterday





While the simple reading of the passuk supports Yiftach being on the list, note that not everyone interprets that literally.

– DonielF
yesterday













@DonielF Hence "apparently." Adam is mentioned in the question

– b a
yesterday







@DonielF Hence "apparently." Adam is mentioned in the question

– b a
yesterday






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2





I think you should edit the OPs examples from the question to this answer with sourcea and label them his. More organized.

– Double AA♦
2 hours ago







I think you should edit the OPs examples from the question to this answer with sourcea and label them his. More organized.

– Double AA♦
2 hours ago





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