List of People in the Scriptures: Harmony of the Gospels

Procurator of Judea ≈ 59 – 62 AD

Angel of God | see also Noah

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Dan. 8:16

Patriarch ≈ 1744 BC

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Gen. 30:11
Son of Jacob I & Zilpah
Father of Gadites

Prophet ≈ 1012 BC

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1 Sam. 22:5
Friend of David

Secret society of Nephite robbers ≈ 50 BC

One of the Twelve Tribes of Israel ≈ 1600 BC

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Gen. 49:19

Pharisee ≈ 31 AD

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Acts 5:34
Jewish
Teacher of Paul

Governor of Judea/Yehud Province ≈ 585 – 582 BC

2 Kgs. 25:22
Jewish
Son of Ahikam

Patriarch ≈ 1716 BC

Gen. 46:11
Levite
Son of Levi
Father of Libni & Shimi (Ex. 6:17) and Gershonites

Non-Israelites ≈ 1600 – Present

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Descendants of Japheth (Gen. 10:5)
Often designated non-Israelites or nations without the gospel
Cornelius was the first Gentile baptized into the Christian Church (Acts 10)

Priestly tribe ≈ 1500 BC

Num. 3:25-26
Descended from Gershon
Responsible for caring for the Tabernacle's outer coverings

Judge of Israel ≈ 1180 – 1140 BC

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Judg. 6:11
Manassite/Abi-ezrites
Son of Joash I
Father of Jether, Abimelech II, Jotham I, and 67 others

Nephite Leader ≈ 145 BC

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Patriarch ≈ 1400 BC

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Son of Machir (Num. 26:29)
Grandson of Manasseh I, brought up "on Joseph's knee" (Gen. 50:23)
Either named for the land of Gilead east of the Jordan River or the land was named after him

Giant Warrior ≈ 1020 BC

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Heavenly Father | Elohim

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Gen 1:1

King of Magog ≈ Future AD

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Ezek. 38-39

Jews who spoke Greek ≈ 300 BC

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Acts 6:1

People from Greece ≈ 2200 BC

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Gen. 10:2
Descended from Javan

Prophet ≈ 611 – 605 BC

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see Baal

see Benhadad II

see Esther

Matriarch ≈ 1820 BC

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Egyptian Handmaid of Sarah
Wife of Abraham (Gen. 16)
Despised Sarah after she conceived and fled; angel visited and prophesied birth of Ishmael (Gen. 16)
Mother of Ishmael
After birth of Isaac, Sarah sent her away; visited again by angel who promised a great nation would descend from her (Gen. 21:9–21)

Prophet ≈ 520 BC

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Hag. 1
Levite

Patriarch ≈ 2444 BC

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Son of Noah I (Gen. 5:29)
One of eight saved on the ark (Gen. 6–9)
Father of Canaan, Cush, Mizraim, and Phut
Ancestor of the Egyptians and Canaanites

Prophet ≈ 909 BC

2 Chr. 16:7
Father of Jehu I

Matriarch ≈ 1100 BC

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1 Sam. 1:2
Ephraimite
Wife of Elkanah
Mother of Samuel

Patriarch ≈ 1980 – 1940 BC

Son of Terah
Brother of Abraham
Father of Lot, Milcah, and Iscah (possibly Sarah)
Died young (Gen. 11:26)
City named after him where Abraham and family dwelt (Gen. 11:31)

see Maccabees

King of Aram Damascus ≈ 842 – 796 BC

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Prophet & Military Leader ≈ 74 – 57 BC

Alma 31:7
Nephite
Son of Alma II
Father of Helaman II

Prophet ≈ 53 BC

see Grecians

King of Judea ≈ 37 – 4/1BC

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Idumaean/Herodian
Son of Antipater I & Cypros I
Husband of Mariamne I (a Hasmonean princess) & several others
Father of Herod II Philip, Herod Archelaus, Herod Antipas, Philip I, and others, establishing Herodian dynasty
Originally made governor of Judea by Julius Caesar; named Tetrarch by Mark Antony; finally appointed king of Judea by the Roman senate
Conquered Jerusalem in 37 BC, put King Antigonus to death
His ancestors converted to Judaism, but he was still hated by the Jews
Killed many in his own family including 2 wives, 3 sons, a brother-in-law, and mother-in-law
Rebuilt the Temple and Temple Mount
Visited by the Wise men looking for Jesus; ordered the deaths of all babies in Bethlehem (Matt. 1:1–20); Joseph III warned by angel to flee with Mary I and baby Jesus; stayed in Egypt until after his death (Matt. 1:13–20)

Prince of Judea ≈ 27 BC – 33 AD

Herodian
Son of Herod the Great & Mariamne II
Called Philip in the gospels even though his brother was Philip the Tetrarch
First husband of Herodias; John the Baptist publicly denounced Herodias for divorcing him, leading to John's death (Mark 6:17–20; Matt. 14:3)
Father of Salome III

King of Judea ≈ 41 – 44 AD

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Herodian
Grandson of Herod the Great
Son of Aristobulus IV & Berenice I
Father of Herod Agrippa II, Berenice II, & Drusilla
Killed James I (Acts. 12:2)
Imprisoned Peter (Acts. 12:3)
Killed and eaten by worms for not giving God the glory (Acts. 12:20–23)

King of part of Judea ≈ 52 – 92 AD

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Herodian
Son of Herod Agrippa I & Cypros III
Heard Paul's defense and testimony after arrest (Acts. 25–26); "Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian."

Tetrarch of Galilee & Perea ≈ 4/1 BC – 39 AD

Ethnarch of Judea, Samaria, & Idumaea ≈ 4 BC – 6 AD

Matt. 14:1
Herodian
Son of Herod the Great & Malthace
Husband of Phasaelis & Herodias (his brother Herod II's wife); John the Baptist publicly denounced his marriage to Herodias, leading to John's death (Mark 6:17–20; Matt. 14:3)
Called a "fox" by Jesus (Luke 13:32)
Interrogated Jesus before His death, but Jesus "answered him nothing"; mocked Jesus and arrayed him in a "gorgeous robe" for his crucifixion (Luke 23:7–11)
Became friends with Pilate after Jesus' crucifixion (Luke 23:12)

Herodian
Son of Herod the Great & Malthace
Succeeded his father after his death, but not as king since Rome divided up the kingdom
Joseph III warned by angel not to return to Judea because of his reign; instead took to Mary I and baby Jesus to Nazareth (Matt. 2:22)
Hated by the Jews
Jesus' parable about the rich nobleman might be about him (Luke 19:12–27)
Deposed by Augustus Caesar; lived out remainder of life in Gaul; Rome took over control of Judea with non-Jewish prefects and governors

Either descendants of Herod or a political party who wanted to restore a Herod to the throne ≈ 30 AD

Mark 3:6

Princess of Judea ≈ 30 AD

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Daughter of Aristobulus IV & Berenice I
Granddaughter of Herod the Great
Wife of two of her uncles, Herod II & Herod Antipas; John the Baptist publicly denounced her divorce from Herod II to marry Antipas; in retribution, she called for her daughter Salome to dance for Antipas and win John's head as a prize (Mark 6:17–20; Matt. 14:3)
Mother of Salome III

King of Judah ≈ 729 – 687 BC

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2 Kgs. 18:1
Judahite
Son of Ahaz
Father of Manasseh II
Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:9)

Head of Israelite Priesthood ≈ 1500 BC – 70 AD

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Ex. 28
Levite
Kohanim
Only one allowed in Holy of Holies of ancient Tabernacle & Temple

High Priest ≈ 641 BC

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2 Kgs. 22
Levite
Son of Shallum
Father of Azariah VI & possibly Jeremiah

King of Tyre ≈ 980 – 947 BC

2 Sam. 5:11
Phoenician
Son of Abibaal

Tribe/group from northern Levant ≈ 1650 BC

Last King of Israel (Northern Kingdom) ≈ 732 – 722 BC

1 Kgs. 10:29
Descended from Heth & Canaan

Member of the Godhead/Trinity

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Personage of Spirit
Bears witness of God the Father and Jesus Christ

see Apries

Prophet ≈ 750 BC

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Prophetess ≈ 622 BC

Prophet ≈ 930 BC

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2 Chr. 9:29
Possibly same as "man of God" in 1 Kings 13 with Jeroboam I

see Edomites

Prophet ≈ 1892 – 1712 BC

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"He laughs"
Son of Abraham & Sarah; born in their old age (Gen. 21:2–3)
Taken by Abraham to Mount Moriah for sacrifice in similitude of Christ (Gen. 22)
Husband of Rebekah; he "loved her" (Gen. 24)
Prayed for her to conceive in her bareness; she had twins (Gen. 25:21)
Father of Jacob I and Esau (Gen. 25:20–26)
Shepherd
Covenanted with the Lord (Gen. 26:1–5)
Said Rebekah was his sister so Abimelech I I wouldn't kill him (Gen. 26:6–11)
Blind in old age and blessed Jacob over Esau (Gen. 27)
Forbade Jacob from marrying Canaanite (Gen. 28:1)
Lived to 180 years (Gen. 35:28–29)
Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:2)

Prophet ≈ 740 – 680 BC

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Isaiah 1
Judahite
Son of Amoz
Husband of "the prophetess" (Isa. 8:3)
Father of Shear-Jashub & Maher-Shalal-Hash-Baz (Isa. 7:3; 8:4)

King of Israel ≈ 1012 –1010 BC

2 Sam. 2:8
Son of Saul I & Ahinoam

Patriarch ≈ 1906 – 1769 BC

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"God heareth"
Son of Abraham & Hagar the Egyptian; (Gen. 16:11–16)
Sent away from Abraham after his mother mocked Sarah & Isaac (Gen. 21:9–21)
An archer (Gen. 21:20)
Married an Egyptian (Gen. 21:21)
Father of 12 sons & Ishmaelites (Gen. 25:13–18)
Lived to 137 years old (Gen. 25:17)

Patriarch ≈ 650 – 592 BC

1 Ne. 7:2
Ephraimite
Joined Lehi's family in the wilderness (1 Ne. 7)
Died in Nahom (Arabia) (1 Ne. 16:34)
Father-in-Law of Nephi I

Tribe/group living in Arabia ≈ 1700 BC

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Gen. 21:18
Descended from Ishmael I (who was part Egyptian)
Group of traders bought Joseph I and sold him to Egypt (Gen. 35:27–28)
Paul taught about the children of the bondwoman vs. the children of the free (Gal. 4)

see Jacob I or the place

Descendants of Jacob I/Israel & Twelve sons ≈ 1600 BC

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2 Sam. 17:25

Patriarch ≈ 1743 BC

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Gen. 30:18
Son of Jacob I & Leah
Father of Issacharites

One of the Twelve Tribes of Israel ≈ 1600 BC

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Gen. 49:14
Descended from Issachar

King of Tyre ≈ 896 BC

Prophet & Patriarch ≈ 1832 – 1685 BC

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Gen. 25:24–26
Son of Isaac & Rebekah
Twin with Esau
Husband of Leah, Rachel, Bilhah, & Zilpah
Father of Israelites & Twelve Tribes of Israel: Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Dan, Naphtali, Gad I, Asher, Issachar, Zebulun, Joseph I, Benjamin
Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:2)

Prophet ≈ 590 BC

High Priest ≈ 371 – 320 BC

Apostle ≈ 30 – 44 AD

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Matt. 4:21
Levite?
Son of Zebedee & Salome II
Brother of John; called the "Sons of Thunder" by Jesus
Fisherman
One of the first disciples
Killed by Herod Agrippa I (Acts 12:2)

Apostle ≈ 31 – 62 AD

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Matt. 10:3
Jewish
Son of Cleophas & Mary III
Sometimes called "the Less"
Son of Alphaeus (possible a brother of Matthew)

Bishop of Jerusalem ≈ 40 – 69 AD

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Matt. 13:55
Judahite
Son of Mary I & Joseph III
Brother of Jesus

Patriarch ≈ 2494 BC

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Son of Noah I (Gen. 5:29)
One of eight saved on the ark (Gen. 6–9)
Father of Magog and others
Ancestor of the Greeks, Anatolians, and other Indo-European peoples

Tribe/group descended from Jared & Brother ≈ 2200 – 600 BC

Ether 1:33

High Priest ≈ 175 – 172 BC

2 Macc.
Levite
Son of Simon II
Brother of Onias III & Menelaus

see Jehoiachin

see Ahaziah II

King of Israel ≈ 814 – 798 BC

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King of Judah ≈ 609 BC (for 3 months)

2 Kgs. 23:30
Judahite
Son of Josiah & Hamutal (daughter of Jeremiah of Libnah)
Brother of Johanan, Jehoiakim, and Zedekiah
People made him king after his father Josiah's death even though he was the youngest son (2 Kgs. 23:30)
"Did that which was evil."
Pharaoh Necho II carried him captive to Egypt where he died (2 Kgs. 23:33)

King of Judah ≈ 836 – 796 BC

Judahite
Saved in the temple from Athaliah's wrath by uncle & aunt Jehoiada & Jehosheba (2 Kgs. 11)
Son of Ahaziah II & Zibiah
Reigned at 7 years old (2 Kgs. 11:21–12:1) for 40 years
"Did that which was right in the sight of the Lord" as long as Jehoiada was alive, even repaired the temple, but later returned to idolatry; didn't take away the high places (2 Kgs. 12: 2–3; 2 Chr. 24)
Attacked by Hazael of Syria (2 Kgs. 12:17)
Father of Amaziah
Lived to 47 years old; killed by his own servants (2 Chr. 24:25)
Ancestor of Jesus

King of Israel ≈ 798 – 782 BC

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"The Lord has given"
Reubenite
Son of Jehoahaz II
Reigned 16 years (2 Kgs. 13:10)
"Did that which was evil"
Wept at Elisha's death (2 Kgs. 13:14–20)
Warred with Amaziah of Judah and took him captive (2 Kgs. 14:13)
Father of Jeroboam II

King of Judah ≈ 598 BC (for 3 months)

2 Kgs. 24:6–15
Judahite
Son of Jehoiakim & Nehushta
Became king after his father was killed in Babylon's siege of Jerusalem; Nebuchadnezzar worried he would retaliate so carried him captive to Babylon and put in Zedekiah (his uncle) on the throne (2 Kgs. 24:12–17)
Father of eight children & grandfather of Zerubbabel (1 Chr. 3:17–19)
Released from prison after 37 years by Amel-marduk (2 Kgs. 25:27–30)
Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:11)

High Priest ≈ 842 – 830 BC

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Levite
Husband of Jehosheba
Brother-in-law of Ahaziah II
With his wife, saved baby Jehoash I in the temple from Athaliah's wrath until he was old enough to be king (2 Kgs. 11:4–16)
Helped with religious reform & repairing the temple (2 Kgs. 11:17)
Father of Zechariah I
Lived to 130 years old (2 Chr. 24:15)

King of Judah ≈ 609 BC – 598 BC

2 Kgs. 23:34–36
Second son of Josiah & Zebidah
Judahite
Brother of Johanan, Zedekiah, and Jehoahaz III
Husband of Nehushta
Pharaoh Necho II made him king after carrying away captive Jehoahaz III (2 Kgs. 23:34); required heavy taxes
"Did that which was evil." Rabbinical literature claims he was an evil tyrant and committed the most heinous sins
When Egypt was defeated by Babylon, he changed alliances to avoid the destruction of Jerusalem; Nebuchadnezzar took temple goods and princes of the land (Daniel & friends) as tribute (2 Chr. 36:6–8; Dan. 1:1–4)
Father of Jehoiachin
He switched allegiance back to Egypt in 601 BC and in 598, Babylon besieged Jerusalem and he was killed
Ancestor of Jesus

King of Israel ≈ 852 – 841 BC

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King of Judah ≈ 849 – 842 BC

2 Kgs. 8:16
Son of Jehoshaphat I
Judahite
Father of Ahaziah II
Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:8)

King of Judah ≈ 870 – 849 BC

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1 Kgs. 15:24
Son of Asa & Azubah
Judahite
Father of Jehoram II
Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:8)

Princess of Judah ≈ 835 BC

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2 Kgs. 11:2
Daughter of Jehoram II
Judahite
Wife of Jehoiada
With her husband, saved Jehoash I in the temple from Athaliah's wrath until he was old enough to reign (2 Kgs. 11)

see Jesus

High Priest ≈ 587 BC

1 Chr. 6:14
Son of Seraiah
Levite
Father of Joshua II

Prophet ≈ 909 BC

1 Kgs. 16:1
Son of Hanani
Condemned Baasha for leading Israelites into idolatry
Rebuked Jehoshaphat for helping Ahab against the Syrians

King of Israel ≈ 841 – 814 BC

Judge of Israel ≈ 1130 BC

Prophet ≈ 627 – 582 BC

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Jer. 1:1
Levite
Son of Hilkiah
Contemporary of Lehi I (1 Ne. 7:14)

King of Israel ≈ 931 – 910 BC

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King of Israel ≈ 786 – 746 BC

see Gideon I

see Joshua I or II or Jesus

Patriarch ≈ 1100 BC

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Ruth 4:17 |
Judahite
Son of Obed
Father of David
Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:5)

King of Kings | The Great High Priest | Jehovah | Messiah ≈ 1 BC – 33 AD

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Luke 1:31
Judahite
With God from the beginning; created all things (John 1:1–5)
The God of the Old Testament (John 8:58; 1 Cor. 10:1–4; D&C 29:1)
Son of God & Mary I
Annunciation to Mary I (Luke 1:26–38) and Joseph III (Matt. 1:18–25)
Born in Bethlehem (Luke 2:1–7); visit of shepherds & to the temple (Luke 2:8–38)
Wise men visited and subsequent move to Egypt (Matt. 2:1–23)
Raised in Nazareth (Matt. 2:23; Luke 2:39–40)
Taught in the temple at 12yo (Luke 2:41–52)
Baptized by John (Matt. 3:13–17)
Fasted and tempted of Satan for 40 days (Matt. 4:1–11)
Taught the Sermon on the Mount (Matt. 5–7)
Called and ordained 12 apostles (Mark 3:13–19)
Brother of James III, Joses, Simon, Jude, and sisters (Matt. 13:53–58)
Walked on water (Matt. 14:22–36)
Transfigured with Moses and Elijah on Mount Tabor (Matt. 17:1–13)
Raised Lazarus from the dead after 4 days (John 11)
Rode triumphantly into Jerusalem as King of Kings (Matt. 21:1–11)
Last Supper with apostles; instituted the sacrament (Matt. 26:20–30)
Suffered in Gethsemane (Matt. 26:36–46)
Crucified on Golgotha (Matt. 27:32–50)
Resurrected; He is Risen (Matt. 28)
Restored His gospel in latter-days (JSH 1)
Will return to earth to reign as King of King and Lord of Lords

Priest of Midian ≈ 1550 BC

Ex. 2–4
Midianite/Kenite
Father of Zipporah; Father-in-law of Moses (Ex. 2:21)

Tribe/group from the Kingdom of Judah ≈ 930 BC – Present

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2 Kgs. 16:6
Ethnic and religious grouping

Queen of Israel ≈ 874 – 850 BC

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1 Kgs. 16:31
Phoenician
Daughter of Ithobaal
Wife of Ahab
Mother of Ahaziah I, Jehoram I, and Athaliah

Disciple ≈ 31 AD

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Luke 8:3
Jewish
Wife of Chuza, Herod Antipas' steward
Ministered to Jesus with other women (Luke 8:3)
Witnessed the empty tomb (Luke 24:10)

see Gideon's father or Jehoash I & II

Prophet ≈ 1730 BC

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Job 1
From Uz

Matriarch ≈ 1600 BC

Ex. 2:1
Levite
Daughter of Levi
Wife of Amram
Mother of Miriam, Aaron, & Moses
Saved Moses from Pharaoh's wrath by putting him in an ark on the Nile; nursed Moses for Pharoah's daughter until he was weaned

Prophet ≈ 800 BC

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Joel 2:28–32
Son of Pethuel

High Priest ≈ 410 – 371 BC

Apostle ≈ 31 AD

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Mark 1:20
Levite?
Son of Zebedee & Salome II
Brother of James I; called the "Sons of Thunder" by Jesus
Fisherman
One of the first disciples

High Priest & Prince of Judea ≈ 134 – 104 BC

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see Mark

Prophet ≈ 2 BC – 32 AD

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Luke 1:5–80
Levite
Son of Zacharias & Elisabeth in their old age
Called an Elias by preparing the way for Jesus
Baptized Jesus and many others
His disciples were some of Jesus' first disciples
Imprisoned and beheaded by Herod Antipas for denouncing his marriage to Herodias

High Priest ≈ 433 – 410 BC

High Priest ≈ 490 - 470 BC

Prophet ≈ 780 BC

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2 Kgs. 14:25
Zebulunite
Son of Amittai
Tried to flee the call of the Lord to preach to the Assyrians; swallowed by a whale
Preached in Nineveh; became angry when the Assyrians converted

Prince of Israel ≈ 1040 – 1010 BC

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1 Sam. 13:3
Benjaminite
Son of Saul I & Ahinoam |
Friend of David

High Priest & Prince of Judea ≈ 153 – 143 BC

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High Priest ≈ 36 – 37 AD

see Jehoram I & II

Prophet & Patriarch ≈ 1741 – 1631 BC

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Gen. 30:22–24
Son of Jacob I & Rachel
Husband of Asenath
Father of Ephraim & Manasseh I

Patriarch ≈ 590 BC

Carpenter ≈ 20 BC – 20 AD

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Luke 1:27
Judahite
Son of Jacob or Heli
Husband of Mary I
Father of Jesus (step), Joses, James III, Jude, & Simon
Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:16)

see Caiaphas

Prophet = 1820 – 1844 AD

JS–H
Ephraimite
Son of Joseph Sr.
Husband of Emma

Roman-Jewish Historian ≈ 37 – 100 AD

Josephus
Levite
Son of Matthias

Prophet ≈ 1445 – 1335 BC

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Ex. 33:11
Ephraimite
Son of Nun
Led Israelite conquest of Canaan (Josh.)
Lived to 110 years old; buried in Timnath-serah (Josh. 24:29–30; Judg 2:8–9)

High Priest ≈ 515 – 490 BC

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Ezra 3:2
Levite
Son of Jehozadak
Father of Joiakim

King of Judah ≈ 640 – 609BC

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2 Kgs. 22:1
Judahite
Son of Amon
Father of Jehoiakim, Zedekiah, & Jehoahaz III
Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:10)

King of Judah ≈ 740 – 732 BC

2 Kgs. 15:32
Judahite
Son of Uzziah & Jerushah
Father of Ahaz
Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:9)

Patriarch ≈1745 BC

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Gen. 29:35
Israelite/Judahite
Son of Jacob I & Leah
Father of Er, Onan, Shelah, Pharez, Zerah, & Judahites
Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:2)

see Kingdom of Judah

One of the Twelve Tribes of Israel ≈1600 BC

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Gen. 49:8
Descended from Judah

see Jude

see Thaddaeus Lebbaeus

Apostle ≈ 30 – 33 AD

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Matt. 10:4
Jewish
Son of Simon
"Keeper of the bag"

Leader of Maccabees ≈ 167 BC

Author of Jude ≈ 33 – 65 AD

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Matt. 13:55
Son of Mary I & Joseph III
Brother of Jesus
Wrote the book of Jude

Matriarch ≈ 1850 BC

Wife/concubine of Abraham after the death of Sarah (Gen. 25:1; 1 Chr. 1:32)
Mother of Midian & others (Gen. 25:2–4)

Southern Kingdom ≈ 930 - 587 BC

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1 Kgs. 12
Southern division of the Twelve Tribes of Israel; followed Rehoboam after division
Two tribes were Judah & Benjamin
Eventually called Jews/Jewish

Northern Kingdom ≈ 930 - 721 BC

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1 Kgs. 12
Northern division of the Twelve Tribes of Israel; followed Jeroboam I after split
Ten tribes were Reuben, Simeon, Dan, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Issachar, Zebulun, Ephraim, & Manasseh
After Assyrian conquest in 721 BC, majority of the 10 tribes were lost to history

Priest ≈ 1714 – 1581 BC

Gen. 46:11
Levite
Son of Levi
Father of Amram, Izhar, Hebron, Uzziel (Ex. 6:18), and Kohathites
Grandfather of Miriam, Aaron, & Moses
Lived to 133 years old (Ex. 6:18)

Tribe of Priests ≈ 1500 BC

Num. 3:21
Levites
Tribe descended from Kohath & Levi

Priests/High Priests ≈ 1500 BC

Lev. 21
Levites
Descended from Aaron I
Aaronic Priesthood

Patriarch ≈ 1930 BC

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Son of Bethuel
Brother of Rebekah; helped with negotiations of her marriage to Isaac (Gen. 24:29–60); Rebekah sent Jacob I to visit after Esau's fury (Gen. 27:43)
Father of Leah & Rachel; bartered with Jacob I for daughters and provisions (Gen. 29–30)
Pursued Jacob I after he fled; made a covenant (Gen. 31)
Ancestor of Jesus

Keeper of Brass Plates ≈ 606 BC

1 Ne. 3:3
Manassite (Alma 10:3; 1 Ne. 5:14)
Kept the record of the Jews/brass plates and genealogy of Lehi I (1 Ne. 3:2)
Refused to give Nephi I and brothers the brass plates; tried to kill them (1 Ne. 3)
Killed by Nephi (1 Ne. 4)

Father of Lamanites ≈ 606 BC

1 Ne. 2:5
Manassite (Alma 10:3)/Lamanite
Eldest son of Lehi I & Sariah
Rebelled against Lehi and Nephi I
Father of Lamanites

Tribe/group in the Americas ≈ 580 BC

Lamanites
Descendants of Laman, Lemuel, & others (2 Ne. 5:14)

King of Lamanites ≈ 90 BC

Disciple ≈ 33 AD

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John 11:1–44
Jewish
From Bethany
Brother of Martha & Mary II
Possibly the subject of parable with rich man (Luke 16:1–31)
Raised from the dead by Jesus (John 11)

Matriarch ≈ 1775 BC

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Daughter of Laban I (Gen. 29:16)
Wife of Jacob I (Gen. 29:25)
Mother of Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Issachar, Zebulun, and Dinah

Prophet ≈ 606 – 570 BC

1 Ne. 1:5
Manassite (Alma 10:3)
Husband of Sariah
Father of Laman, Lemuel, Sam, Nephi I, Jacob II, Joseph II, & daughters

Nephite military commander ≈ 74 BC

Alma 43:35

Missionary ≈ 45 BC

Hel. 3:21
Nephite
Son of Helaman II
Brother of Nephi II

Lamanite ≈ 606 BC

1 Ne. 2:5
Manassite/Lamanite
Son of Lehi I & Sariah
Rebelled against Lehi and Nephi I

Patriarch ≈ 1746 – 1609 BC

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Gen. 29:34
Levite
Son of Jacob I & Leah
Father of Gershon, Kohath, Merari, Jochebed, & Levites
Lived to be 137 years old (Ex. 6:16)

One of the Twelve Tribes of Israel | Priests ≈ 1600 BC

Deut. 18:1
Descended from Levi
Divided into Gershonites, Kohathites, Merarites, & Kohanim/Aaronites

Wife of Lot ≈ 1893 BC

Turned to pillar of salt when fleeing Sodom (Gen. 19:26)
Jesus recounted story in Second Coming Discourse (Luke 17:29, 32)
Ancestor of Jesus

King of Nephites ≈ 130 BC