Eglah: The Targumist, Jarchi, and others, maintain that this was Michal; and though it is stated (2 Samuel 6:23) that "she had no child to the day of her death," yet she might have had a child before, at that time living.
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1 Chronicles 3:3
1 Chronicles 3:3
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