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Judah also refers to the Jewish people as a whole, in later books after the Temple by Solomon.
: ''This article is about the son of [[Jacob]]. For other uses, see [[Judah (disambiguation)]].''
: ''This article is about the son of [[Jacob]]. For other uses, see [[Judah (disambiguation)]].''
'''Judah''' ([[Hebrew]]: '''יהוּדה''', ''Yəhûḏāh''; "to praise"), (b. 2249 AM or 1755 BC), was the fourth son of [[Jacob]] by [[Leah]]. He is the ancestor of the Tribe of [[Judah (tribe)|Judah]], one of the [[Twelve Tribes of Israel]]. Some notable descedants of Judah are [[David]], [[Solomon]], and [[Jesus Christ]].
'''Judah''' ([[Hebrew]]: '''יהוּדה''', ''Yəhûḏāh''; "to praise"), (b. 2249 AM or 1755 BC), was the fourth son of [[Jacob]] by [[Leah]]. He is the ancestor of the Tribe of [[Judah (tribe)|Judah]], one of the [[Twelve Tribes of Israel]].
Judah also refers to the Jewish people as a whole, in later books after the Temple by Solomon.
Some notable descedants of Judah are [[David]], [[Solomon]], and [[Jesus Christ]].
== Judah's early life ==
== Judah's early life ==