According to the Table of Nations, the man of this name had three sons, the eldest of whom is the namesake of the Ashkenazi tribe.
The man of this name had sons named Riphath and Togarmah. The woman of this name bore three children: a son named after the valley where God promised to break the bow of Israel, a daughter named for the fact that God will no longer have mercy on Israel, and a son named for God's claim that "ye are not my people, and I will not be your God." According to the Table of Nations, the man of this name had three sons, the eldest of whom is the namesake of the Ashkenazi tribe. The mention of the woman of this name prompts an extended metaphor in which God claims that he will rebuke Israel and will only restore it when god is called "husband," not "master." The woman of this name, the daughter of Diblaim and mother of Lo-Ammi, Lo-Ruhamah, and Jezreel, is redeemed for 15 pieces of silver and a quantity of barley after she is loved by another man adulterously. For 10 points, give this shared name of the eldest son of Japheth and the "promiscuous woman" whom God told Hosea to marry.
The man of this name had sons named Riphath and Togarmah. The woman of this name bore three children: a son named after the valley where God promised to break the bow of Israel, a daughter named for the fact that God will no longer have mercy on Israel, and a son named for God's claim that "ye are not my people, and I will not be your God."
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