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Hamul (Hebrew: חמול, Chamul; "pitied") (b. ca. Teveth 2298 AMJanuary 1705 BC
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Teveth 2298 AM) was the second named son of Pharez and a minor clan leader in the tribe of Judah.

Contents 1 Genealogy 2 Entry into Egypt 3 Bible record 4 References

Genealogy

Judah

Tamar

Pharez

Zerah

Hezron

Hamul

Jerahmeel

Ram

Caleb

Amminadab

Hur

Nahshon

Elisheba

Entry into Egypt

Hezron and Hamul are named among the progeny of Judah who entered Egypt in 1706 BC. They were probably twins.^[1]

Bible record

• Genesis 46:12

References

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