Synonyms for Judah
ˈdʒu dəju·dah

Princeton's WordNet

1. Judahnoun

   (Old Testament) the fourth son of Jacob who was forebear of one of the tribes of Israel; one of his descendants was to be the Messiah

2. Judah, Judanoun

   an ancient kingdom of southern Palestine with Jerusalem as its center

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1. • Old Testament
   • Palestine
   • Geographical Region
   • Patriarch

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1. Israel Antiquities Authority:

   Related : 25 new' Dead Sea Scrolls' revealed The document indicates the payment of taxes or transfer of goods to storehouses in Jerusalem, the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Judah, according to Israel Antiquities Authority. The discovery of the papyrus shows that there are other artifacts of tremendous importance to our heritage that are waiting to be found in the Judean Desert caves, the world’s heritage assets are being plundered on a daily basis by antiquities robbers solely for greed.

2. Joe Charny:

   Judah Samet're all going to be there. The very fact that Judah Samet're doing this and that Judah Samet can celebrate an event like that as a victory for Judah Samet, judah Samet've come out of terrible difficulties and awful situations, but Judah Samet can come and Judah Samet can get together and Judah Samet can live.

3. Travis Lowe:

   I struggle to see the way that people can wave a banner of Christianity and still employ the language of violence, and even a lot of the imagery that I've seen used will reference Jesus as being a lion, a lion of the tribe of Judah, but one of the things that I recognize in the New Testament is that every time that we expect Jesus to show up as a lion, he shows up as a lamb.

4. Mark Goodacre:

   There's no evidence at all that Jesus had a son at all, let alone a son called Judah.

5. Hagai Misgav:

   It seems that Elihana maintained her right to property and financial independence even after her marriage and therefore her father’s name was retained; however, we do not have sufficient information about the law in Judah during this period.