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Rizpah (rĭz`pə), in the Bible, Saul's concubine, Aiah's daughter, who held watch over her dead sons on Mt. Gibeah.

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Twelve autobiographical stories are told: Adah and Zillah, Dinah, Madam Potiphar, Zipporah, Rahab, Ruth and Orpah and Naomi, Rizpah, Tamar and Tamar, Zeruiah, Huldah, the anonymous woman from the Song of Songs, and the medium of Endor.

I Am ...: Biblical Women Tell Their Own Stories by Stevens, Marty / Currents in Theology and Mission

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