C. F. Keil and Franz Delitzsch on Genesis 38:13-14
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Genesis38:13-14
Gen 38:13-14
As soon as Thamar heard of Judah’s going to this feast, she took off her widow’s clothes, put on a veil, and sat down, disguised as a harlot, by the gate of Enayim, where Judah would be sure to pass on his return from Timnath. Enayim was no doubt the same as Enam in the lowland of Judah (Jos 15:34).
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