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Testament of Judah 2:1–35

1 AND eighteen years my father abode in peace with his brother Esau, and his sons with us, after that we came from Mesopotamia, from Laban. (T12) 2 And when eighteen years were fulfilled, in the fortieth year of my life, Esau, the brother of my father, came upon us with a mighty and strong people. (T12) 3 And Jacob smote Esau with an arrow, and he was taken up wounded on Mount Seir, and as he went he died at Anoniram. (T12) 4 And we pursued after the sons of Esau. (T12) 5 Now they had a city with walls of iron and gates of brass; and we could not enter into it, and we encamped around, and besieged it. (T12) 6 And when they opened not to us in twenty days, I set up a ladder in the sight of all and with my shield upon my head I went up, sustaining the assault of stones, upwards of three talents weight; and I slew four of their mighty men. (T12) 7 And Reuben and Gad slew six others. (T12) 8 Then they asked from us terms of peace; and having taken counsel with our father, we received them as tributaries. (T12) 9 And they gave us five hundred cors of wheat, five hundred baths of oil, five hundred measures of wine, until the famine, when we went down into Egypt. (T12) 10 And after these things my son Er took to wife Tamar, from Mesopotamia, a daughter of Aram. (T12) 11 Now Er was wicked, and he was in need concerning Tamar, because she was not of the land of Canaan. (T12) 12 And on the third night an angel of the Lord smote him. (T12) 13 And he had not known her according to the evil craftiness of his mother, for he did not wish to have children by her. (T12) 14 In the days of the wedding feast I gave Onan to her in marriage; and he also in wickedness knew her not, though he spent with her a year. (T12) 15 And when I threatened him he went in unto her, but he spilled the seed on the ground, according to the command of his mother, and he also died through wickedness. (T12) 16 And I wished to give Shelah also to her, but his mother did not permit it; for she wrought evil against Tamar, because she was not the daughters of Canaan, as she also herself was. (T12) 17 And I knew that the race of the Canaanites was wicked, but the impulse of youth blinded my mind. (T12) 18 And when I saw her pouring out wine, owing to the intoxication of wine I was deceived, and took her although my father had not counselled it. (T12) 19 And while I was away she went and took for Shelah a wife from Canaan. (T12) 20 And when I knew what she had done, I cursed her in the anguish of my soul. (T12) 21 And she also died through her wickedness together with her sons. (T12) 22 And after these things, while Tamar was a widow, she heard after two years that I was going up, to shear my sheep, and adorned herself in bridal array, and sat in the city Enaim by the gate. (T12) 23 For it was a law of the Amo… (T12)

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