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The [[Bible]] gives the name of Elisheba's father ([[Amminadab]]), brother ([[Nahshon]]), husband ([[Aaron]]), and sons ([[Nadab (son of Aaron)|Nadab]], [[Abihu]], [[Eleazar (son of Aaron)|Eleazar]], and [[Ithamar]]) in a single verse. ({{Bible ref|book=Exodus|chap=6|verses=23}}) The Bible does not specifically state when she was married or even when she was born.

The [[Bible]] gives the name of Elisheba's father ([[Amminadab]]), brother ([[Nahshon]]), husband ([[Aaron]]), and sons ([[Nadab (son of Aaron)|Nadab]], [[Abihu]], [[Eleazar (son of Aaron)|Eleazar]], and [[Ithamar]]) in a single verse. ({{Bible ref|book=Exodus|chap=6|verses=23}}) The Bible does not specifically state when she was married or even when she was born.

2478 AM (1527 BC) is the latest possible year of her marriage. All four of her sons were consecrated into the [[Aaronic priesthood]] before the first year of the wanderings of [[Israel]], in 2514 AM (ca. 1491-90 BC).The youngest of them must, therefore, have been at least 30 years old by then, and the eldest of four must have been 33 years old or older.

2478 AM (1527 BC) is the latest possible year of her marriage. All four of her sons were consecrated into the [[Aaronic priesthood]] during the first year of the wanderings of [[Israel]], in 2514 AM (ca. 1491-90 BC). The youngest of them must, therefore, have been at least 30 years old by then, and the eldest of four must have been 33 years old or older.

She and her husband Aaron were actually two generations apart, on account of the rapid engendering of her ancestors [[Pharez]] and [[Hezron]] before the first seventy souls of Jacob entered Egypt.

She and her husband Aaron were actually two generations apart, on account of the rapid engendering of her ancestors [[Pharez]] and [[Hezron]] before the first seventy souls of Jacob entered Egypt.