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Serah: Daughter of Asher. According to the Midrash, she softly delivered the news to her grandfather Jacob that Joseph was still alive. Playing a song on her harp, she gradually mixed in the words "Joseph is alive..." Jacob greatly appreciated this and blessed her with longevity.
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Who was Serach? Let us look in the Midrashic accounts—and even travel to Iran—to gain a better understanding.
Learn more about Serach, who is best-known for telling Jacob that Joseph was still alive.
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