Now Sheshan had no sons, but daughters. And Sheshan had a servant, an Egyptian, whose name was Jarha.
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Verse 34 is found in chapter 2 of 1 Chronicles. The genealogy of Sheshan presents an unusual situation in which family continuity is maintained through a relationship with an Egyptian servant named Jarha. The account demonstrates that biblical genealogies are not always simple father-to-son lines, but records of family transmission, inheritance, and belonging that could include extraordinary circumstances.
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Compare 1 Chronicles 2:34 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Sesan aber hatte nicht Söhne, sondern Töchter. Und Sesan hatte einen ägyptischen Knecht, der hieß Jarha.
Y Sesán no tuvo hijos, sino hijas.
Schéschan n'eut point de fils, mais il eut des filles. Schéschan avait un esclave égyptien nommé Jarcha.
Or Sesan non ebbe figliuoli maschi, ma una figliuola; ed avendo un servo Egizio, il cui nome era Iarha,
E Sesã não teve filhos, mas filhas; e tinha Sesã um servo egípcio, cujo nome era Jará.
示珊 沒有兒子,只有女兒。 示珊 有一個僕人名叫 耶哈 ,是 埃及 人。
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