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'''Tamar''' is a woman whose story is told in the Bible, sandwiched between two parts of the story of [[Joseph]]. Just when Joseph is resisting the temptation of [[Potiphar]]'s wife - and being falsely accused of the offense himself, the [[Book of Genesis]] interrupts Joseph's story to describe an episode involving [[Judah]] and Tamar. ([[Genesis 38]])

'''Tamar''' is a woman whose story is told in the Bible, sandwiched between two parts of the story of [[Joseph]]. Just when Joseph is resisting the temptation of [[Potiphar]]'s wife - and being falsely accused of the offense himself, the [[Book of Genesis]] interrupts Joseph's story [http://books.google.com/books?id=LBxWFao1U5gC&pg=PA95&lpg=PA95&dq=tamar+judah+speiser+scholar&source=web&ots=lHzIg2s_3F&sig=3l6RzT_Za2oMyNvZFwfT8ggAkBw&hl=en] to describe an episode involving [[Judah]] and Tamar. ([[Genesis 38]])

Judah's first two sons died without producing an heir. One spilled his seed to avoid impregnating his wife, the other simply refused to marry at all. Tamar disguised herself as a harlot and enticed Judah on the road. She demanded three tokens in lieu of payment.

Judah's first two sons died without producing an heir. One spilled his seed to avoid impregnating his wife, the other simply refused to marry at all. Tamar disguised herself as a harlot and enticed Judah on the road. She demanded three tokens in lieu of payment.