Paltith
Paltith is the daughter of Lot, born to his wife at the time God delivered Lot and his household from the kings of Elam. She grew up and later saw a man lying starved in the streets of Sodom. She hid bread in her water pitcher, went to draw water near him, and gave him the bread to keep him alive. Three men observed her supporting the poor man so that he did not starve or die.
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Key Passages
Paltith in Jasher 19
The Book of Jasher 19:24
At that time the wife of Lot bare him a daughter, and he called her name Paltith, saying, Because God had delivered him ...
24t that time the wife of Lot bare him a daughter, and he called her name Paltith, saying, Because God had delivered him and his whole household from the kings of Elam; and Paltith daughter of Lot grew up, and one of the men of Sodom took her for a wife.
Paltith in Jasher 19
The Book of Jasher 19:24
At that time the wife of Lot bare him a daughter, and he called her name Paltith, saying, Because God had delivered him ...
24t that time the wife of Lot bare him a daughter, and he called her name Paltith, saying, Because God had delivered him and his whole household from the kings of Elam; and Paltith daughter of Lot grew up, and one of the men of Sodom took her for a wife.
Paltith in Jasher 19
The Book of Jasher 19:26
And Paltith the daughter of Lot saw this man lying in the streets starved with hunger, and no one would give him any thi...
26nd Paltith the daughter of Lot saw this man lying in the streets starved with hunger, and no one would give him any thing to keep him alive, and he was just upon the point of death.