Talk:Genealogies in the Bible

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Noahs sons

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Noah

  • Japhet
    • Gomer
      • Ashkenaz
      • Riphath
      • Togarmah
    • Magog
    • Madai
    • Javan
      • Elishah
      • Tarshish
      • Kittim
      • Rodanim (compare to Nimrod)
    • Tubal
    • Meshech
    • Tiras
  • Ham
    • Cush (was the father of Nimrod whose kingdom was Babel)
      • Seba
      • Havilah
      • Sabtah
      • Raamah
        • Sheba
        • Dedan
      • Sabteca
    • Mizraim
      • Lud
      • Anam
      • Lehab
      • Naphtu
      • Pathru
      • Caslu
        • Philistines
        • Captorites
    • Put
    • Canaan
      • Sidon
      • Heth
      • Jebus
      • Amor
      • Girgash (mentioned in Gen 15:18-21)
      • Hiv
      • Ark
      • Sin
      • Arvad
      • Zemar
      • Hamath
  • Shem
    • Elam
    • Ashur
    • Arphaxad
    • Lud
    • Aram
      • Uz
      • Hul
      • Gether
      • Mash


Arphaxad

  • Shelah
    • Eber
      • Peleg
        • Reu
          • Serug
            • Nahor
              • Terah


Joktan (son of Eber)

  • Almodad
  • Sheleph
  • Hazarmaveth
  • Jerah
  • Hadoram
  • Uzal
  • Diklah
  • Obal
  • Abimael
  • Sheba (mentioned in book of Job)
  • Ophir (mentioned in book of Job. "the golden wedge of Ophir")
  • Havilah (mentioned in Gen 2:11 "The gold of that land is good")
  • Jobab (Job?)


Terahs sons

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Terah (lived 205 years)

  • Abram
    • Isaac
      • Jacob
  • Haran (died before his father in ur of chaldea)
    • (Milcah)
    • (Iscah)
    • Lot
      • Moab
      • Ben-Ammi
  • Nahor married Milcah doughter of Haran
    • Uz
    • Buz
    • Kemuel
      • Aram
    • Kesed
    • Hazo
    • Pildash
    • Jidlaph
    • Bethuel the Aramean from Paddan Aram
      • Rebekah (married Isaac)
      • Laban the Aramean (lived in Haran)
        • Leah (married Jacob)
        • Rachel (married Jacob)


Nahor and Reumah

  • Tebah
  • Gaham
  • Tahash
  • Maacah


Abraham and Keturah

  • Zimran
  • Jokshan
    • Sheba
    • Dedan
      • Ashurites
      • Letushites
      • Leummites
  • Medan
  • Midian
    • Ephah
    • Epher
    • Hanoch
    • Abida
    • Eldaah
  • Ishbak
  • Shua (short for Joshua?)


Zohar the Hittite

  • Ephron (sold Abraham the cave in the field of Machpelah near Mamre at Hebron) (the cave and the field and the trees)


Abraham and Hagar

  • Ishmael
    • Nebaioth
    • Kedar
    • Adbeel
    • Mibsam
    • Mishma
    • Dumah
    • Massa
    • Hadad
    • Tema
    • Jetur
    • Naphish
    • Kedemah
    • (Mahalath) (married Essau)


Hamor the Hivite (Jacob buys a tract of land from his sons for 100 shekels of silver. Joshua 24:32)

  • Shechem (wanted to marry Dinah)


Elon the Hittite

  • Basemath (or Adah) (married Essau)


Beeri the Hittite

  • Judith (married Essau)


Zibeon the Hivite

  • Anah
    • Oholibamah (married Essau)


Essau and Adah

  • Eliphaz
    • Teman
    • Omar
    • Zepho
    • Gatam
    • Kenaz


Eliphaz and his concubine Timna

  • Amalek


Essau and Basemath

  • Reuel
    • Nahath
    • Zerah
    • Shammah
    • Mizzah


Essau and Oholibamah

  • Jeush
  • Jalam
  • Korah


Seir the Horite

  • Lotan (brother of Timna)
    • Hori
    • Homam
  • Shobal
    • Alvan
    • Manahath
    • Ebal
    • Shepho
    • Onam
  • Zibeon
    • Aiah
    • Anah (discovered the hot springs)
      • Dishon
        • Hemdan
        • Eshban
        • Ithran
        • Keran
      • Oholibamah
  • Anah
  • Dishon
  • Ezer
    • Bilhan
    • Zaavan
    • Akan
  • Dishan
    • Uz
    • Aran

Jacobs sons

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Jacob and Leah

  • Reuben
    • Hanoch
    • Pallu
      • Eliab
      • Nemuel
      • Dathan (rebelled with Korah)
      • Abiram (rebelled with Korah)
    • Hezron
    • Carmi
  • Simeon
    • Jemuel
    • Jamin
    • Ohad
    • Jakin
    • Zohar
    • Shaul (son of a canaanite woman)
  • Levi (lived 137 years)
    • Gershon (gershonites camped to the west of the tabernacle)
      • Libni
      • Shimei
    • Kohath (lived 133 years) (kohathites camped to the south of the tabernacle)
      • Amram (married his fathers sister Jochebed) (lived 137 years)
        • Aaron (married Elisheba daughter of Amminadab) (camped east of the tabernacle)
          • Nadab (fell dead before the Lord)
          • Abihu (fell dead before the Lord)
          • Eleazar (married daughter of Putiel) (replaced Aaron when Aaron died)
            • Phinehas (struck the spear through Zimri and the midianite woman named Cozbi)
          • Ithamar
        • Moses (married Zipporah daughter of Reuel/Jethro priest of Midian) (married a Cushite)
          • Gershom
            • Jonathan (his sons were priests for the tribe of Dan)
          • Eliezer
      • Izhar
        • Korah (became insolent and rose up against Moses)
          • Assir
          • Elkanah
          • Abiasaph
        • Nepheg
        • Zicri
      • Hebron
      • Uzziel
        • Mishael
        • Elzaphan
        • Sithri
    • Merari (merarites camped to the north of the tabernacle)
      • Mahli
      • Mushi
  • Judah
    • Er (died in cannaan)
    • Onan (died in canaan)
    • Shelah
    • Perez (mothers name was Tamar)
      • Hezron
        • Ram
          • Amminadab
            • Nahshon
              • Salmon
                • Boaz (married Ruth)
                  • Obed
                    • Jesse
                      • David
      • Hamul
    • Zerah
      • Zimri (or Zabdi)
        • Carmi
          • Achan (stoned for taking 200 shekels of silver, 50 shekels of gold, and a robe from Shinar)
  • Issachar
    • Tola
    • Puah (same name as one of the midwives mentioned in Exodus)
    • Jashub
    • Shimron
  • Zebulon
    • Sered
    • Elon
    • Jahleel
  • (Dinah)


Amminadab

  • Elisheba
  • Nashon


Jacob and Zilphah

  • Gad
    • Zephon
    • Haggi
    • Shuni
    • Ezbon
    • Eri
    • Arodi
    • Areli
  • Asher
    • Imnah
    • Ishvah
    • Ishvi
    • Beriah
      • Heber
      • Malkiel
    • (Serah)


Jacob and Rachel

  • Joseph
    • Manasseh
      • Makir (given the land of Gilead)
        • Gilead
          • Iezer
          • Helek
          • Asriel
          • Shechem
          • Shemida
          • Hepher
            • Zelophehad (had only daughters, died in the wandering)
              • Mahlah
              • Noah
              • Hoglah
              • Milcah
              • Tirzah
    • Ephraim
      • Shuthelah
        • Eran
      • Beker
      • Tahan
  • Benjamin (but see numbers 26:38)
    • Bela
      • Ard
      • Naaman
    • Beker
    • Ashbel
    • Gera
    • Naaman
    • Ehi
    • Rosh
    • Muppim
    • Huppim
    • Ard


  • Dan
    • Hushim
  • Naphtali
    • Jahziel
    • Guni
    • Jezer
    • Shellim


Potiphera priest of On

  • Asenath (married Joseph)


Zippor

  • Balak king of Moab


Beor

  • Baalam


Salu of the tribe of Simeon

  • Zimri


kings of midian (killed by Israelites in numbers 31)

  • Evi
  • Rekem
  • Zur
    • Cozbi
  • Hur
  • Reba

Judges

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kenaz

  • Jephunneh
    • Caleb
      • Acsah (married Othniel) (given the upper and lower springs)
    • Kenaz
      • Othniel (first Judge)


Gera (a Benjamite)

  • Ehud

Anath

  • Shamgar


Abinoam (Naphtali?)

  • Barak


Joash (in Ophrah of the Abiezrites)(of the tribe of Manasseh)

  • Gideon (or Jerub-Baal)
    • Abimolech (mother was a concubine in Shechem)
    • Jotham


Dodo

  • Puah
    • Tola


Gilead

  • Jair
  • Jephthah (mother was a prostitute) (daughter became a nun)


Hillel from Pirathon in Ephraim

  • Abdon


Manoah of Zorah in Dan

  • Samson


Elimelech (married Naomi)

  • Mahlon (married Ruth)
  • Kilion (married Orpah)


Boaz (of the clan of Elimelech) (married Ruth)

  • Obed
    • Jesse an Ephrathite from Bethlehem (was old in the days of Saul)
      • Eliab
      • Abinadab
      • Shammah
      • ?
      • ?
      • ?
      • ?
      • David (married Michal, Ahinoam, and Abigail)


Eli

  • Hophni
  • Phinehas


Zuph an Ephraimite

  • Tohu
    • Elihu
      • Jeroham
        • Elkanah (married Peninnah and Hannah)
          • Samuel (his home was at Ramah)
            • Joel
            • Abijah


Aphiah

  • Becorath
    • Zeror
      • Abiel
        • Kish (a Benjamite of the tribe of Matri)
          • Saul (married Ahinoam doughter of Ahimaaz)
            • Jonathan
            • Ishvi (Ish-Bosheth? he ruled for 2 years after Sauls death)
            • Malki-Shua
            • (Mirab) (married Adriel of Meholah)
            • (Michal) (married David)


ner (Sauls uncle)

  • Abner


Ahitub

  • Ahimelech priest at Nob the town of the priests (killed by Saul)
    • Abiathar


Laish

  • Paltiel from Gallim


Maoch

  • Achish king of Gath


Zeruaiah

  • Joab (kills Abner for killing his brother)
  • Abishai
  • Asahel (killed by Abner. buried in Bethlehem)

David

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David and Ahinoam

  • Amnon


David and Abigail

  • Kileab


David and Maacah daughter of Talmai king of Geshur

  • Absolom


David and Haggith

  • Adonijah


David and Abital

  • Shephatiah


David and Eglah

  • Ithream


Lemmiwinks2 (talk) 22:59, 17 August 2009 (UTC)Reply

Ezra

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What is the critical and supportive view of Ezra chapter 7? This chapter has genealogy of Ezra back to Aaron the high priest of Moses. Hammondwest (talk) 06:15, 29 January 2022 (UTC)Reply

Strange requests for citations

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In the article, starting in the opening paragraph, there are "citation needed" inserts that are very strange since the only citation would be the texts mentioned, for example the citation for descendants of Cain would be Genesis 4 and the citation for the descendants of Seth would be Genesis 5. Any other citation would be redundant since the only source is those chapters. It's akin to asking for citations for a statement that metals are shown as elements on the Periodic Table; the only reference is the Periodic Table itself. Dismalscholar (talk) 19:04, 16 April 2024 (UTC)Reply

Good point. Now fixed. -- Valjean (talk) (PING me) 21:05, 16 April 2024 (UTC)Reply

Contradictions

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The issue of contradictions in genealogical lists is not only found with the differences for Jesus between Matthew and Luke; there are some in the Old Testament writings as well. These should also be discussed! Dismalscholar (talk) 19:07, 16 April 2024 (UTC)Reply