Jotham

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Jotham is a biblical figure, the youngest son of Gideon (Jerubbaal), known for delivering a prophetic parable against his brother Abimelech in the Book of Judges.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biblical figure
person
addressedTo leaders of Shechem
appearsIn Book of Judges NERFINISHED
Hebrew Bible NERFINISHED
Old Testament NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheme divine justice
legitimacy of kingship
retribution
childOf Gideon NERFINISHED
Jerubbaal NERFINISHED
connectedToPlace Mount Gerizim NERFINISHED
Ophrah NERFINISHED
Shechem NERFINISHED
describedAs youngest son of Gideon
genreOfSpeech wisdom literature motif
givenName Jotham NERFINISHED
hasFather Gideon NERFINISHED
Jerubbaal NERFINISHED
hasGender male
knownFor parable of the trees
prophetic parable against Abimelech
languageOfName Hebrew
locationOfSpeech near Shechem
meaningOfName YHWH is perfect
YHWH is upright
narrativeFunction moral commentator on events in Judges 9
opposed Abimelech NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
Judaism
role prophetic voice against unjust kingship
scripturalCanon Christian Old Testament
Tanakh NERFINISHED
siblingOf Abimelech NERFINISHED
sourceText Judges 9 NERFINISHED
spokeAgainst fratricide committed by Abimelech
unfaithfulness of Shechem
spokeAt Mount Gerizim NERFINISHED
survivedEvent massacre of Gideon’s sons at Ophrah
traditionallyViewedAs righteous remnant of Gideon’s house
usedLiteraryForm fable
parable
warned men of Shechem
warnedAbout consequences of making Abimelech king

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Abimelech spared Jotham
Abimelech brotherOf Jotham