Talmud zu Bereschit 46:28

It is written: “Shaḥaraim fathered children in the fields of Moab, after he had sent them, Ḥushim and Ba‘arah his wives¹⁷⁰1Chr. 8:8, speaking of the tribe of Benjamin. The verse probably means that he fathered children from a new Moabitic wife after he had divorced his two Benjaminite wives. The same text also in Ruth rabba 4:1..” “Shaḥaraim,” that is Boaz who was freed from sins. “He fathered children in the fields of Moab” because he married Ruth the Moabite. “After he had sent them,¹⁷¹The masoretic text reads מִן שִּׁלְחוֹ אוֹתָם “after he had divorced them”.” he was from the tribe of Judah, of whom it is written, “he sent Jehudah before him¹⁷²Gen. 46:28.”. “Ḥushim and Ba‘arah his wives,” can anybody father his wives? But it means that he was quick as a panther and explained the practice. “He fathered from New Moon his wife¹⁷³1Chr. 8:9. It might also mean: He fathered from his new wife.,” should it not have been: he fathered from Baarah, one of his wives¹⁷⁴The children of Ḥushim are mentioned in 1Chr. 8:11; no children of Ba‘arah are mentioned.? But through her, practice was newly defined: “Ammonite,” and but female Ammonite. “Moabite,” but not female Moabite.