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A Aa-Abe Abi Abraham-Ac Ad-Ag Aha Ahi Al Ama-Ame Amm Amn-Amu An Ap-Ar As-At Au-Az « LIST OF PEOPLE:A » Aa-Ae, Ah-Am, An-Az / B / C / D / Ea-Em , En-Ez / F / G / Ha-He , Hi-Hz / I / Ja-Je , Ji-Jz / K / L / Ma , Me-Mz / N / O / P / Q-R / Sa-Se , Sh-Sz / T / U-Y / Z Key: † Ancestor of Christ / Ω Prophet / ■ High Priest / ♦ King-Queen / ○ Judge or Ruler / + Female / BD = Bible Dictionary / GS = Guide to the Scriptures / JE = Jewish Encyclopedia A Israelite Reuben Simeon Levi Judah Dan Naphtali Gad Asher Issachar Zebulun Joseph Manasseh Ephraim Benjamin Canaan Midian Moab Edom Egypt Syria Greek Assyria Babylon Persia Rome Unknown A Aa–Abe / Abi / Abr–Ac / Ad–Ag / Aha / Ahi / Al / Ama–Ame / Amm / Amn–Amu / An / Ap–Ar / As–At / Au–Az Aa-Abe Aaron ■ Aaron II Abed-nego (Azariah VII) אהרן – "Strength" High Priest ≈ b. 1529 – d. 1406 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE Israelite : Levite : Kohanim Son of Amram & Jochebed Brother of Miriam & Moses (Ex. 4:14) Husband of Elisheba Father of Nadab, Abihu , Eleazar , & Ithamar Called to be Moses' spokesman and helper Made first high priest of Israel around 1440 BC; his sons and descendants also called to serve as high priests Made a golden calf Lived to 123 years old; died on Mount Hor (Num. 20:24–29; 33:39 ) אהרן – "Strength" Missionary & Prince ≈ 92 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Israelite : Nephite Son of Mosiah II Brother of Ammon , Omner , and Himni Tried to destroy the Church with his brothers and Alma II before an angel appeared and he was converted (Mosiah 27 ) Refused kingship to be a missionary to the Lamanites (Mosiah 27 ) Taught and converted Lamanite king and his people (Alma 21–22 ) עבד נגו – "Work of Light" Prince of Judah ≈ 605 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE Israelite : Judahite Friend of Daniel , Shadrach , and Meshach One of the young royals carried away to Babylon by Nebuchadnezzar (Dan. 1:3–4 ) Refused the king's meat and wine (Dan. 1:5–17 ) Thrown with friends in fiery furnace for not worshiping idol (Dan. 3 ) Abi Abel הבל – "Breath" Son of Adam & Eve ≈ 3900 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE Son of Adam & Eve (Gen 4:2) Brother of Cain , Seth , & others Shepherd Offered firstling of flock to the Lord (Gen. 4:4 ) Murdered by Cain (Gen. 4:8 ) Abiathar ■ אביתר – "Father of Plenty" High Priest ≈ 1010 – 970 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE Israelite : Levite Son of Ahijah or Ahimelech Escaped Saul's wrath (1 Sam. 22:20) Served as priest (possibly High Priest) during David's reign; brought ark of the covenant to Jerusalem (2 Sam 15 ) Supported Adonijah to be king after David (1 Kgs 1:7 ); in consequence, Solomon removed him from being a priest (1 Kgs. 2:27 ) + Abigail אביגל – "My Father is Joy" Queen of Israel ≈ 1005 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-1 | JE-2 Israelite : Judahite? Wife of Nabal & David Prevented a battle between her husband Nabal and David; after Nabal's death, married David (1 Sam. 25 ) Mother of Chileab-Daniel Abijam (Abijah II, Abia) † ♦ Abimelech ♦ Abimelech II ♦ אבים – "Father of the Sea" King of Judah ≈ b. 950 – d. 911 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | JE-3 Israelite : Judahite Son of Rehoboam & Maachah III (1 Kgs. 14:31) Father of Asa Served as King of Judah for 2 years from 913 – 911 BC Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:7 ) אבימלך – "My Father is King" King of Gerar ≈ 1893 BC Wikipedia | BD-1 | JE-3 Philistine King of Gerar , a Philistine town in central Israel Desired to have Sarah to wife; warned by God in a dream that she was Abraham's wife; the Lord blessed his household (Gen. 20 ) According to tradition, he built Jerusalem for Melchizedek אבימלך – "My Father is King" King of Israel/Shechem ≈ 1170 – 1167 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-3 | JE-1 Israelite : Manassite Son of Gideon Killed his 70 brothers so he could be King of Israel; only Jotham escaped who cursed him (Judg. 9:5–21, 57 ) Made king in Shechem (Judg. 9:6 ) Almost killed by a woman, but asked his armourbearer to finish him off (Judg. 9:53–55 ) Abraham-Ac Abinadi Ω Abishua ■ Abraham (Abram) † Ω אבינדי – "My Father is With You" Prophet ≈ 150 – 148 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Israelite : Nephite Called to preach repentance to Noah II 's people; was imprisoned and eventually burned to death by Noah II (Mosiah 11–17 ) Alma was converted based on his teachings (Mosiah 17:2 ) אבישוע – "Father of Salvation" High Priest ≈ 1320 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | JE Israelite : Levite Son of Phinehas (1 Chr. 6:4) Father of Bukki אברהם – "Father of Nations" Prophet ≈ 1992 – 1817 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE Chaldean ; from Ur of Chaldees Son of Terah ; brother of Haran & Nahor Husband of Sarah, Hagar , & Keturah Name changed from Abram (Gen. 11:26 ) Promised all nations of earth would be blessed through his descendants (Gen. 12:2–3 ) Famine drove him to Egypt where Pharaoh desired Sarah (Gen. 12 ) Rescued nephew Lot (Gen. 14 ) Paid tithes to Melchizedek and received priesthood (Gen. 14:18–20; D&C 84:14 ) Father of Ishmael & Isaac (Gen. 16:15–16 ; 21:2–3 ); then Midian & others (Gen. 25:1–5 ) Offered Isaac as a sacrifice (Gen. 22:1–18 ) Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:1 ) Ad-Ag Absalom ♦ Achish (Akish) ♦ Adam (Michael, Ancient of Days) † Ω אבשלם – "Father of Peace" Prince & possibly King of Israel ≈ 998 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE Israelite : Judahite Born in Hebron Son of David & Maacah II (2 Sam. 3:3) Hated his older brother Amnon for raping his sister Tamar II ; hated David for not punishing him; killed Amnon for it (2 Sam 13 ) Conspired against David; fled to his mother's father Talmai of Geshur ; Killed by Joab ; mourned for by David (2 Sam 15–18 ) אכיש – "Angry" King of Gath ≈ 1010 BC Wikipedia | BD | BLB Philistine Son of Maoch (1 Sam. 21:10) Sheltered David from Saul for over a year (1 Sam. 21:10–15 ) אדם – "Man/Humanity" Prophet & Patriarch ≈ 4000 – 3070 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Created by God (Gen. 1:26-28 ) Husband of Eve Father of Cain , Abel , & Seth , and all mankind (Gen. 4) Lived with Eve in the Garden of Eden before the Fall; then lived in fallen world (Gen. 2-3 ) Called righteous posterity together before his death (D&C 107:53–57 ) Lived to 930 years old (Gen. 5:5 ) Ancestor of Jesus (Luke 3:38 ) Called the Ancient of Days or Michael (Dan. 7:9; 10:13; Rev. 12:7; D&C 27:11) He will return to earth before the Second Coming to gather the human family (Dan. 7:9-14 ; D&C 29:26 ; 116 ) Adonijah Agag ♦ Agrippa I & II ♦ אדניה – "My Lord is Jehovah" Prince of Israel ≈ 980 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-1 | JE-1 Israelite : Judahite Born in Hebron Son of David & Haggith (2 Sam. 3:4) Tried to take the throne during David's illness; eventually ceded the throne to Solomon (1 Kgs. 1 ) Solomon eventually had him killed (1 Kgs 2:13–25 ) אגג – "Warlike" King of Amalekites ≈ 1030 BC Wikipedia | BD | JE Edomite : Amalekite Saul spared him while killing rest of the people; Samuel reproved Saul for sparing him: "to obey is better than to sacrifice (1 Sam. 15:8) Killed by Samuel (1 Sam. 15:33 ) Αγριππα – "Cultivated" see Herod Agrippa I & II Aha Ahab ♦ Ahasuerus ♦ Ahaz (Achaz) † ♦ אחאב – "Father's Brother" King of Israel ≈ 874 – 853 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-1 | GS | JE Israelite : Ephraimite Son of Omri of Israel (1 Kgs. 16:29) Husband of Jezebel of Tyre Father of Ahaziah , Jehoram , & Athaliah Reigned over the Northern Kingdom for twenty-two years in wickedness Elijah showed God's power against his 450 priests of Baal (1 Kgs 18 ) Freed Hadadezer of Syria against the will of the Lord (1 Kgs 20 ) Killed in a battle after he and Jehoshaphat of Judah tried to recapture Ramoth-Gilead "Ruler Among Kings" King of Persia Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-3 | JE Persian Husband of Esther Banished his first wife Vashti when she refused to appear at his banquet (Esther 1 ); looked for new wife Chose Esther to be new queen without realizing she was a Jew Tricked by Haman to put all Jews to death; Esther convinced him not to Made Mordecai second in command Probably same as Xerxes I or Artaxerxes I or II אחז – "Possessor" King of Judah ≈ 732 – 716 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE Israelite : Judahite Son of Jotham of Judah ( 2 Kgs. 16:1) Father of Hezekiah of Judah Wicked king who offered his son in pagan sacrifice (2 Kgs 16:3 ) Made an alliance with Tiglath-pileser III of Assyria to fight off Syria and the Northern Kingdom ; paid tribute with temple treasures; changed temple worship (2 Kgs 16 ) Isaiah prophesied against him and Samaria (Isa. 7 ) Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:9 ) Ahi Ahaziah ♦ Ahaziah II (Jehoahaz I, Ozias) † ♦ Ahiah (Ahijah I) ■ אחזיה – "The Lord Holds" King of Israel ≈ 853 – 852 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-1 | JE Israelite : Ephraimite Son of Ahab of Israel & Jezebel of Tyre Brother of Jehoram & Athaliah (1 Kgs. 22:40 ) Joined with Jehoshaphat of Judah to build a feet of trading ships (2 Chr. 20:35–37 ) Moab rebelled against him (2 Kgs. 3:5–7 ); see Mesha stele Fell from a roof and consulted Baal-zebub, god of Ekron , about his recovery; Elijah prophesied he would not recover, and he died (1 Kgs 22:51 ) אחזיה – "The Lord Holds" King of Judah ≈ 842 – 841 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-2 | JE Israelite : Judahite Son of Jehoram II of Judah & Athaliah of Israel (2 Kgs. 8:25–29 ) Wicked king who introduced pagan worship in Judea he learned from his mother Father of Jehoash of Judah Aligned with his uncle Jehoram of Israel against Hazael the Aramean (2 Kgs. 8:28–29 ) Jehu II, general of Jehoram I, plotted to take over Northern Kingdom ; both Ahaziah II and his uncle Jehoram were killed (2 Kgs. 9:27 ) Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:8 ) אחיה – "Brother of Jehovah" High Priest ≈ 1020 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia-7 Israelite : Levite Son of Ahitub The Lord's priest in Nob and Shiloh (1 Sam. 14:3) Saul asked him to bring the ark of God during war with Philistines (1 Sam. 14:18–19, 36 ) Ahijah II Ω Ahimaaz ■ Ahimelech ■ אחיה – "Brother of Jehovah" Prophet ≈ 970 – 946 BC Wikipedia | BD Israelite : Levite Prophesied to Jeroboam the separation of the northern and southern tribes because of wickedness (1 Kgs. 11:29–39) Prophesied to Jeroboam's wife the death of their child Abjiah II and the downfall of the House of Jeroboam (1 Kgs. 14 ) From Shiloh ("the Shilonite") אחימעץ – "Brother of Anger" High Priest ≈ 970 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-2 | JE-3 Israelite : Levite Son of Zadok Messenger for David ; a swift runner Remained loyal to David during Absalom's rebellion along with Jonathan ben Abiathar , but couldn't deliver the news of Absalom's death (2 Sam. 17–18) Husband of Basemath; son-in-law of Solomon Became high priest under Solomon's reign (1 Chr. 6:8 ) אחימלך – "My Brother is King" High Priest ≈ 1012 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-1 | JE-1 Israelite : Levite Son of Ahitub Priest at Nob Gave David and his companions five loaves of holy shewbread when they fled from Saul (1 Sam. 21:1–6 ) Saul ordered his death with eighty-five other priests for helping David (1 Sam. 22:9 ) Story referenced by Jesus (Luke 6:3–5 ) Al Ahitub ■ Akish ♦ Alcimus ■ אחיטוב – "My Brother is Goodness" High Priest ≈ 1040 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | JE-1 Israelite : Levite Son of Phinehas II ; grandson of Eli Father of Ahiah & Ahimelech ( 1 Sam. 14:3 ) see Achish "God Will Rise" High Priest ≈ 162 – 159 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | JE Israelite : Levite Hellenizer who opposed Maccabees ( 1 Macc. 7:4 ) Ordered the execution of 60 Jews /Hasideans His last act was to remove the wall of the Temple dividing the Gentiles and Jews Alexander the Great ♦ Alma the Elder Ω Alma II the Younger Ω ○ Αλεξανδρος – "Defender of Mankind" King of Macedonia ≈ 336 – 323 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-6 | BLB Greek /Macedonian Son of Philip II of Macedonia Ruled over a wide empire; considered one of history's greatest military commanders (1 Macc. 1) According to Josephus , the High Priest Jaddua visited him in a dream and showed him Jerusalem ; Jaddua assured him victory over the Persians He conquered Jerusalem and Judea in 332 BC but honored the city and its practices, allowing Jews to retain their customs, even offering a sacrifice to Jehovah at the Temple according to Jaddua's direction Daniel prophesied of his empire (Dan. 8:20–22; 11:4 ) His death marked the beginning of the Hellenistic period אל מע – "Youth" Prophet & High Priest ≈ 148 – 91 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Israelite : Nephite Direct descendant of Nephi (Mosiah 17:2 ) Father of Alma II Wicked priest of Noah II; converted by Abinadi's teachings (Mosiah 17 ) Baptized a group of believers at the Waters of Mormon (Mosiah 18 ) Served as High Priest and established a church (Mosiah 23:16 ) Group persecuted by Amulon and Lamanites ; escape to land of Zarahemla to reunite with Mosiah II 's people (Mosiah 23–24 ); organized the church for all the Nephites אלמע – "Youth" Prophet & Chief Judge ≈ 95 – 73 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Israelite : Nephite Son of Alma the Elder Tried to destroy the church with the four sons of Mosiah II ; angel appeared and he was converted (Mosiah 27 ) Devoted his life to sharing the gospel, including giving up his position as chief judge Father of Helaman II , Shiblon , & Corianton Ama-Ame Amalek Amaleki Amalekites עמלק – "One Who Wrings" Patriarch ≈ 1600 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE Edomite /Amalekite Grandson of Esau Father of Amalekites (Ex. 17:8) עמלקי – "One Who Wrings" Record Keeper ≈ 270 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia Israelite : Nephite Son of Abinadom ( Omni 1:12) Wrote of Mosiah I and Benjamin II's reign Had no children, so gave records to Benjamin עמלק – "One Who Wrings" Tribe in the Negev /Sinai ≈ 1500 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE Edomite /Amalekite Descended from Amalek & Esau Lived in the desert of Negev and the Sinai Peninsula Often at war with Israelites (Ex. 17:8 ; 1 Sam. 14:48–15:33 ) Balaam son of Beor prophesied against them (Num. 24:20–24 ) Amm Amaziah † ♦ Amel-marduk (Evil-Merodach) ♦ Ammaron Ω אמציה – "Strength of Jehovah" King of Judah ≈ 796 – 767 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-1 | JE Israelite : Judahite Son of Jehoash of Judah & Jehoaddan (2 Kgs. 12:21) Executed his father's murderers (2 Kgs. 14:5 ) Conquered the Edomites (2 Chr. 25 ) Worshipped false gods Defeated by Jehoash II of Israel and the Northern Kingdom who looted the Temple Killed by assassins (2 Chr. 25 ) Father of Uzziah of Judah Ancestor of Jesus "Man of Marduk" King of Neo-Babylonian Empire ≈ 562 – 560 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE Babylonian Son of Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon Showed favor to Jeconiah of Judah ; removed him from prison in Babylon (2 Kgs. 25:27 ) "Bitter" Prophet ≈ 300 AD Family Tree | IT Israelite : Nephite Son of Amos II ; brother of Amos III Hid gold plates and all records (4 Nephi 1:48 ); told Mormon how to retrieve them (Mormon 1:2–4 ) Ammon Ammon II Ammon III עמון – "Hidden One" see Ben-Ammi עמון – "Hidden One" Freed Limhi's people ≈ 121 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Israelite : Mulekite Descendant of Zarahemla Sent on expedition by Mosiah II to find the group of Nephites who had gone south (Mosiah 7:1-16 ) Mighty man who helped free Limhi's people from the Lamanites (Mosiah 22 ) עמון – "Hidden One" Missionary & Prince ≈ 91 – 77 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Israelite : Nephite Son of Mosiah II; prince Tried to destroy the Church before an angel appeared and he was converted (Mosiah 27 ) Refused kingship to be a missionary to the Lamanites (Mosiah 28:10 ) Taught and converted Lamoni and his people (Alma 17–21 ) Amn-Amu Ammonites Amnon Amon † ♦ עמון – "Hidden Ones" Tribe from east of Jordan River ≈ 1700 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE Ammonite Descended from Ben-Ammi & Lot ( Gen. 19:38) Dwelt east of the Jordan River Worshipped Molech Often warred against the Israelites אמנון – "Faithful" Prince of Israel ≈ 1010 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | JE-1 Israelite : Judahite Born in Hebron Eldest son of David & Ahinoam; ( 2 Sam. 3:2) Murdered by his brother Absalom for raping his sister Tamar II (2 Sam. 13 ) אמון – "Workman" King of Judah ≈ 642 – 641 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | JE Israelite : Judahite Son of Manasseh II of Judah & Meshullemeth Father of Josiah of Judah Wicked king who worshiped pagan idols (2 Kgs. 21:18–22 ) Assassinated by his servants (2 Kgs. 21:23 ) Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:10 ) Amos Ω Amram Amulek עמוס – "To Carry" Prophet ≈ 760 – 755 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE Israelite Shepherd from Tekoa Prophesied during Uzziah of Judah & Jeroboam II of Israel 's reigns; warned Israel to repent (Amos ) עמרם – "Exalted people" Patriarch ≈ 1650 – 1513 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE Israelite : Levite Son of Kohath; grandson of Levi ( Ex 2:1) Husband of Jochebed Father of Miriam , Aaron , & Moses Lived to 137 years old (Ex. 6:20 ) עמלך – " King" Missionary ≈ 82 – 74 BC Wikipedia | GS Israelite : Nephite Son of Giddonah; descendant of Nephi Visited by an angel ( Alma 8:20 ) Welcomed Alma II and became a mission companion to him, preaching and testifying (Alma 8–11 ) Imprisoned with Alma II; saved by faith (Alma 14 ) An Ananias Ananias ben Nedebeus ■ Andrew Ω Ανανιας – "Gift of the Lord" Disciple ≈ 34 AD Wikipedia | BD-2 | GS | BLB Israelite: Jewish From Damascus Had vision to seek out Paul ; healed and baptized him (Acts 9 ) Ανανιας – "Gift of the Lord" High Priest ≈ 47 – 52 AD Wikipedia | BD-3 | JE Israelite : Levite Son of Nedebeus; brother of Hezekiah III Appointed by Herod V of Chalcis Served as High Priest from 47 to 59 AD Known for his liberal use of violence and pro-Roman position; hated by Jewish nationalists Paul described him as a "whitewashed wall" Presided at the trial of Paul in Jerusalem and Caesarea : accused him before Felix (Acts 23:2–5) Initially supported by Herod Agrippa II but later removed from office by him Killed during 1st Jewish-Roman war by Jewish nationalists Ανδρεας – "Strong" Apostle ≈ 30 – 60 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite: Jewish Son of Jona; brother of Peter Fisherman from Bethsaida (John 1:44 ) Originally a disciple of John the Baptist; introduced Peter to Jesus (John 1:40) Called to be a "fisher of men" (Matt. 4:18 ) and later an apostle (Matt 10:2 ) Tradition states he was crucified in Patras around 60 AD + Anna Ω Annas (Ananus, Ananias) ■ Anti-Nephi-Lehies (People of Ammon) ענה – "Grace" Prophetess ≈ 1 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Asherite Daughter of Phanuel Called a prophetess (Luke 2:36 ) Lived with husband 7 years before she was a widow for 84 years Departed not from serving the Lord in the Temple with fasting and prayers Saw Jesus at the Temple as an infant and "spake of him to all that looked for redemption in Jerusalem " (Luke 2:36–38) Αννας – "Grace" High Priest ≈ 6 – 15 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE Israelite : Levite Son of Seth Appointed High Priest by Quirinus in 6 AD; later deposed by Valerius Gratus in 15 AD, although he continued to influence the office through his sons and son-in-law (Luke 3:2); Acts 4:6 referred to him as High Priest several years later Father of several High Priests : Eleazar III , Caiaphas (FIL) , Jonathan II , Theophilus , Matthias II , & Ananus II Oversaw the trial of Jesus before crucifixion along with Caiaphas (John 18:13 ) Peter and John stood trial before him and his kindred (Acts 4:6 ) "Those of Nephi and Lehi" Lamanites converts ≈ 80 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Israelite : Lamanite: People of Ammon Thousands converted by the sons of Mosiah II (Alma 21:23 ) Changed name from Lamanite to Anti-Nephi-Lehies (Alma 23:16–17 ) Called the People of Ammon (Alma 27:26 ) Would rather die than take up weapons (Alma 43:11 ) Sons helped defeat Lamanites without loss of life (Alma 56 ) Antiochus IV Epiphanes ♦ Antipas ♦ Antonius Felix ○ Ap-Ar "Unwavering" King of Seleucids/Syria ≈ 175 – 164 BC Wikipedia | BD | JE Seleucid Son of Antiochus III the Great Brother of Seleucus IV Philopator Considered a cruel tyrant Deposed Jason as High Priest and replaced with Menelaus who had bribe him and wasn't a Levite Ordered the murder and enslavement of many Jews , 40,000 killed and 40,000 captured (2 Macc. 5:11–14 ) Made Jerusalem a Greek colony that worshipped Zeus Abolished Jewish worship, sabbaths, and festivals; plundered the Temple, offered swine on the altar, put out the lamp that burned continually, and forced the High Priest to eat swine; forced Jews to offer sacrifices to pagan idols; many consider this the Abomination of Desolation prophesied by Daniel His persecution led to Maccabean revolt which gave Jews control of their government for 100 years (1 Macc. 1:11) Αντιπας – "Against the Father" see Herod Antipas see Felix Antonius Apostles Ω Apries (Hophra) ♦ Archelaus ♦ "One Sent Forth" Special Witness of Christ ≈ 30 – 421 AD , 1833 – Present Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE | BLB Israelite The original twelve were Peter , James , John , Andrew , Matthew , Philip II , Bartholomew , Thomas , James II , Thaddeus , Simon the Zealot , Judas Iscariot Jesus ordained them with power to preach, heal sicknesses, and cast out unclean spirits (Matt. 10:1–4 ) Jesus ordained 12 Nephites to the same office including Nephi III in 1835, 12 men were ordained in the modern church "Jubilant is the Heart" Pharaoh of Egypt ≈ 589 – 570 BC Wikipedia | BD-8 Egyptian Son of Psamtik II Marched to assist Zedekiah of Judah against Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon but withdrew quickly (Jer. 34:21 ; 37:5–11 ) Αρχελαος – "Chief of the People" see Herod Archelaus Aristobulus Minor Artaxerxes ♦ Artaxerxes II (Ahasuerus?) ♦ Αριστοβουλος – "Best Counselor" Prince of Judea ≈ 40 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD Herodian Son of Aristobulus IV & Berenice Possibly the "Aristobulus" greeted by Paul (Rom. 16:10) As-At "Whose Reign is Truth" King of Achaemenid Empire ≈ 465 – 424 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD Persian Son of Xerxes I and Amestris Father of Xerxes II Stopped the Jews from rebuilding Jerusalem and the Temple (Ezra 4:7–23 ) Commissioned Ezra to take charge of civil affairs of the Jews in Jerusalem and restore the Temple Appointed Nehemiah to be governor of Judea and rebuild Jerusalem (Neh. 1 ) Possibly husband of Esther; see Ahasuerus "Whose Reign is Truth" King of Achaemenid Empire ≈ 405 – 359 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Persian Son of Darius II and Parysatis Father of Artaxerxes III Possibly husband of Esther; see Ahasuerus Asa † ♦ Asaph + Asenath אסא – "Healer" King of Judah ≈ 911 – 870 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-1 | GS | JE | BLB Israelite : Judahite Son of Abijam of Judah Father of Jehoshaphat of Judah Righteous king (1 Kgs. 15:8 ) Under the direction of the prophet Azariah II , rebuilt cities and removed pagan idols (2 Chr. 14–15 ); removed the queen-mother Maachah V (1 Kgs. 15:13 ) Made alliance with Benhadad of Syria against Baasha of Israel; Hanani the prophet rebuked him for relying on Syria instead of God (2 Chr. 16:7 ) Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:7 ) אסף – "Collector" Musician ≈ 1000 BC Wikipedia | BD | JE-1 | BLB Israelite : Levite: Gershonite Son of Berechiah Musician and leader of David's choir (1 Chr. 6:9) He and descendants set aside to worship God through music Authored Psalms 50 and 73-83 אסנת – "She Who Belongs to Neith" Matriarch ≈ 1710 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE | BLB Egyptian Daughter of Poti-pherah (Gen. 41:45) Wife of Joseph; mother of Ephraim & Manasseh Asher Asherites (Tribe of Asher) Ashurbanipal (Asnappar) ♦ אשר – "Happy" Patriarch ≈ 1743 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE Israelite : Asherite Son of Jacob & Zilpah (Gen. 30:13) Father of Jimnah, Ishuah, Isui, Beriah, Serah and Asherites אשר – "Happy" One of the Twelve Tribes ≈ 1600 BC – Present Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Israelite : Asherite Descended from Asher Blessed by Jacob that "his bread shall be fat, and he shall yield royal dainties" (Gen. 49:20 ) and by Moses that he "be acceptable to his brethren, and let him dip his foot in oil. Thy shoes shall be iron and brass; and as thy days, so shall thy strength be" (Deut. 33:24–25 ) Territory was located north on the Mediterranean Sea and at one point included Tyre & Sidon (see map ) Joined the Northern Kingdom of Israel Majority carried away captive by Assyrians in 721 BC; one of the "Lost 10 tribes" (2 Kgs. 17 ) Famous people include Anna the prophetess (Luke 2:36–38 ) "Ashur is Creator of the Heir" King of Neo-Assyrian Empire ≈ 669 – 631 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Assyrian Son of Esarhaddon & Esharra-hammat Constructed the Library of Ashurbanipal Collected tribute from Manasseh II of Judah who assisted his campaign against Egypt Considered the last great king of Assyria but also one of the most brutal Au-Az Assyrians + Athaliah ♦ Augustus Caesar (Octavian) ♦ "People of Assur" Tribe/group from Mesopotamia ≈ 2200 – 609 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS Assyrian Ancient empire that was often at war with neighboring Babylon ; known for its brutality Ruled much of the Levant through Old Testament times Jonah preached repentance and was angered when the people actually changed (Jonah ) Isaiah warned Israelites that the Assyrians were the "rod of God's anger" Conquered the Northern Kingdom in 721 BC; attacked the Southern Kingdom soon after; forced resettlement in Samaria , creating the Samaritan tribe The Fall of Nineveh in 612 BC and the defeat of Ashur-ubalit II in 609 BC marked the end of the empire עתליה – "God is Exalted" Queen of Judah ≈ 841 – 835 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE Israelite : Ephraimite Daughter of Ahab of Israel & Jezebel of Tyre (2 Kgs. 8:18, 26) Wife of Jehoram II of Judah Mother of Ahaziah II of Judah Wicked queen who introduced Baal worship to Judah and the Temple (2 Chr. 24:7 ) Killed the royal heirs to solidify her position as queen; Jehoash of Judah was saved and hidden in the Temple by Jehosheba and her husband, the High Priest Jehoiada (2 Kgs. 11:1–3 ) Killed by the people (2 Kgs. 11:13–16 ) Αυγουστος – "Majestic" Emperor of Rome ≈ b. 63 BC – d. 14 AD Wikipedia | BD-1 | JE Roman Son of Gaius Octavius & adopted son of Julius Caesar Adopted father of Tiberius First Roman Emperor, served from ≈ 27 BC – 14 AD Defeated Marc Antony at which point Herod the Great pledged allegiance to him; confirmed Herod as King of Judea Herod built Caesarea in honor of him At Herod's death, divided up his kingdom and made Herod Archelaus ethnarch of Judea , Samaria , and Idumea (Edom) ; Herod Antipas tetrarch of Galilee and Perea ; Philip I tetrarch of the territories east of the Jordan River; and Salome toparch of Iamnia , Azotus (Ashdod ), and Phasaelis Sent out a decree that all the world should be taxed (Luke 2:1 ) Deposed Herod Archelaus in 6 AD and added Judea to the province of Syria Azariah ■ עזריה – "Helped by God" High Priest ≈ 960 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE-1 Israelite : Levite Son of Zadok or Ahimaaz Served in Solomon's Temple (1 Kgs. 4:2) Azariah II Ω עזריה – "Helped by God" Prophet ≈ 910 BC Wikipedia | BD | JE-21 Israelite Son of Oded Prophesied that Judah would prosper if the people were righteous Helped with Asa of Judah's reforms (2 Chr. 15:1) Azariah III see Abed-nego or Uzziah Azariah IV ■ עזריה – "Helped by God" High Priest ≈ 790 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE-3 Israelite : Levite Descendant of Johanan Opposed Uzziah of Judah who tried to burn incense in the Temple ; Uzziah was struck with leprosy (2 Chr. 26:17) Azariah VI ■ עזריה – "Helped by God" High Priest ≈ 620 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | JE-7 Israelite : Levite Son of Hilkiah Father of Seraiah Helped with Josiah of Judah's reformation (1 Chr. 6:13) Ancestor of Ezra « Previous / Next »
- Index: Harmony of the Gospels - The Scriptures in Chronological Order
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Navigate using the menu bar above , the chronological reading chart below, or choose from any exploring boxes below. INDEX | OLD TESTAMENT | NEW TESTAMENT | BOOK OF MORMON | D&C | PoGP Start Exploring START READING Creation & Fall / Moses / David / Lehi & Nephi / Esther / Life of Christ / Apostles / The Restoration LIST BY SCRIPTURE Old Testament / New Testament / Book of Mormon / Doctrine & Covenants / Pearl of Great Price LIST BY PEOPLE A / B / C / D / E / F / G / H / I / J / K / L / M / N / O / P / Q / R / S / T / U– Y / Z FAMILY TREES Adam & Eve / Abraham / 12 Tribes / Moses / David / Kings of Judah / Lehi / Alma / Herod / Jesus LIST BY PLACES Israel : Coastal / Galilee / Judea / Samaria / Egypt / Asia Minor / Mesopotamia / America GENERAL TIMELINE 4000 BC / 1500 BC / 1050 BC / 721 BC / 586 BC / 330 BC / 1 BC / 33 AD / 420 AD / 1820 AD . . Chronological Scripture Reading Chart Chronological Scripture Reading Chart Download a FREE PDF reading chart here Download IN THE BEGINNING ≈ 4000 BC – 1600 BC PRE-MORTAL LIFE John 1:1–5; 1 Pet. 1:19–20 Abr. 3:22–28 Isa. 14:12–15; Rev. 12:4–11; 2 Ne. 2:17–18; 76:25–28; Moses 4:1–4 Job 38:4–7; Jer. 1:5; Eph. 1:4; D&C 138:56 THE CREATION & GARDEN OF EDEN Gen. 1; Moses 2; Abr. 4 Col. 1:16; 3 Ne. 9:15; Moses 7:30 Gen. 2; Moses 3; Abr. 5 THE FALL OF ADAM & EVE Gen. 3; Moses 4:5–32 2 Ne. 2:18b–26; Alma 42:2–15; D&C 29:34–44 FAMILY OF ADAM & EVE Moses 5:1–15 Gen. 4:1–15; Moses 5:16–40; Heb. 11:4 Gen. 4:16–24; Moses 5:41–6:1 Gen. 4:25–5:17; Moses 6:2–20 ENOCH & ZION Gen. 5:18–21; Moses 6:21–25 Moses 6:26—7:67 Gen. 5:22–24; Moses 7:68–8:1; Heb. 11:5–6 Gen. 5:25–27; Moses 8:2–7 D&C 107:40–57 NOAH & THE ARK Gen. 5:28–29; Moses 8:8–9; D&C 107:50–52 Gen. 5:30–6:12; Moses 8:10–30 Gen. 6:13–9:29 Heb. 11:7; Luke 17:26; 1 Pet. 3:20–21 Gen. 10 TOWER OF BABEL & BROTHER OF JARED Gen. 11:1–9 Ether 1:1–4:1; 6 Gen. 11:10–26 Ether 7–9 ABRAHAM & SARAH Abr. 1 Gen. 11:27–32; Abr. 2:1–11 Gen. 12:1–20; Abr. 2:12–25 Abr. 3:1–21 Gen. 13:1–14:17 MELCHIZEDEK Gen. 14:18–20; JST Gen. 14 Heb. 7:1–3; Alma 13:14–19; D&C 84:14–15 ABRAHAMIC COVENANT / SODOM & GOMORRAH Gen. 14:21–19:38 Deu. 29:23–24; Luke 17:27–29, 32; 2 Pet. 2:6–10 Gen. 20 ISAAC & REBEKAH Gen. 21–23; Heb. 11:8–19 Gen. 24:1–25:20 JACOB & ESAU / 12 TRIBES / JOB'S SUFFERING Gen. 25:21–36:43 Job JOSEPH IN EGYPT Gen. 37:1–50:21 2 Ne. 3:4–22; 4:1–2 Gen. 50:22–26 Ex. 1:1–7 MOSES TO JUDGES ≈ 1600 BC – 1050 BC MOSES & PHARAOH Ex. 1:8–2:25 Ex. 3:1–4:17; Moses 1 Ex. 4:18–31 Ex. 5:1–6:27 THE TEN PLAGUES & PASSOVER Ex. 6:28–12:36 THE EXODUS & CROSSING RED SEA Ex. 12:37–14:4; Num. 33:1–8 Ex. 14:1–17:16; Num. 33:9–15 Ex. 18; Deu. 1:9–18 10 COMMANDMENTS & LAW OF MOSES Ex. 19; Deu. 4:10–13; 5:1–3 Ex. 20; Deu. 5:4–33 Ex. 21–23; Lev. 19; Deu. 22–25 Ex. 24–40 Lev. 1–27 Num. 1:1–10:10 JOURNEY TO THE PROMISED LAND Deu. 1:6–8 Num. 10:11–12:16; Deu. 18:15–22; Num. 33:16–36 Num. 13–14; Deu. 1:19–46 Num. 15:1–20:13 BALAK, BALAAM, & DEATH OF MOSES Num. 20:14–22:1; Deu. 2:1–3:11; 8:2–5; Num. 33:37–55 Num. 22:2–36:13 Deu. 1, 3–4, 6–21, 26:1–32:47 Ps. 90, 105–106 Deut. 32:48–34:12 JOSHUA & THE CONQUEST Josh. 1–12 Josh. 13–24 JUDGES, DEBORAH, & GIDEON Judg. 1:1–3:11 Judg. 17–21 Judg. 3:12–9:57 Ps. 83 RUTH & NAOMI Ruth 1–4 Judg. 10–12 SAMUEL, ELI, & SAMSON 1 Sam. 1–3 Judg. 13–16 1 Sam. 4–7 Ether 10:1-11:10 THE UNITED MONARCHY ≈ 1050 BC – 930 BC KING SAUL 1 Sam. 8–15 YOUNG DAVID & GOLIATH 1 Sam. 16–20 Ps. 9, 11, 59 DAVID FLEES SAUL & MARRIES ABIGAIL 1 Sam. 21–22 Ps. 17, 34–35, 52, 56, 64, 109, 140, 142 1 Sam. 23–24 Ps. 31, 54, 57–58, 63 1 Sam. 25–30 Ps. 141 GENEALOGIES LISTED & SAUL KILLED 1 Chr. 1–9 1 Sam. 31; 1 Chr. 10 2 Sam. 1–4 DAVID ANOINTED KING OVER ALL ISRAEL 2 Sam. 5:1–10; 1 Chr. 11–12 2 Sam. 5:11–25; 1 Chr. 14 ARK OF THE COVENANT & DESIRE FOR TEMPLE 2 Sam. 6–7; 1 Chr. 13, 15–17 Ps. 2, 16, 22, 45, 68, 96, 110, 118, 132, 139 2 Sam. 8–10; 1 Chr. 18–19 Ps 20–21, 60, 108 DAVID & BATHSHEBA 2 Sam. 11–12; 1 Chr. 20 Ps. 32–33, 51, 103 2 Sam. 13:1–15:6 ABSALOM'S REBELLION 2 Sam. 15:7–19:43 Ps. 3–5, 7, 42–43, 55, 62, 70–71, 143–144 2 Sam. 20–21 2 Sam. 22; Ps. 18 2 Sam. 23 2 Sam. 24; 1 Chr. 21 Ps. 30 TEMPLE PREPARATIONS & DEATH OF DAVID 1 Chr. 22:1–29:22 1 Kgs. 1 1 Kgs. 2:1–11; 1 Chr. 29:26–30 Ps. 6, 8, 12, 19, 23–24, 28–29, 38–41, 61, 65, 69, 72, 78, 86, 91, 95, 101, 104, 120–122, 124, 131, 133, 145 KING SOLOMON 1 Kgs. 2:12–46; 1 Chr. 29:23–25 1 Kgs. 3–4; 2 Chr. 1 THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON 1 Kgs. 5:1–9:9; 2 Chr. 2–7 Ps. 47, 97–100, 135–136 SOLOMON'S PROVERBS, IDOLATRY, & DEATH Prov. 1–31; Song 1–8 1 Kgs. 9:10–10:29; 2 Chr. 8:1–9:28 Eccl. 1–12 1 Kgs. 11:1–40 1 Kgs. 11:41–43; 2 Chr. 9:29–31 THE DIVIDED KINGDOMS ≈ 930 BC – 720 BC REHOBOAM & JEROBOAM 1 Kgs. 12:1–24; 14:21–31; 2 Chr. 10–12 1 Kgs. 12:25–14:18 1 Kgs. 15:1–8; 14:19–20; 2 Chr. 13 ASA PURGES IDOLATRY 1 Kgs. 15:9–15; 2 Chr. 14–15 1 Kgs. 15:25–31 1 Kgs. 15:32–34, 16–22; 16:1–7; 2 Chr. 16:1–10 1 Kgs. 16:8–28 AHAB & JEZEBEL 1 Kgs. 16:29–34 1 Kgs. 15:23–24; 2 Chr. 16:11–14 2 Chr. 17 ELIJAH & PRIESTS OF BAAL 1 Kgs. 17–21 Ps 46, 82–83, 115 1 Kgs. 22:1–50; 2 Chr. 18:1–20:34 1 Kgs. 22:51; 2 Chr. 20:35–37 2 Kgs. 1 ELISHA, THE WIDOW'S OIL, & NAAMAN 2 Kgs. 2:1–8:15 2 Kgs. 8:16–24; 2 Chr. 21 QUEEN ATHALIAH, JEHOSHEBA, & JEHOASH 2 Kgs. 8:25–29; 2 Chr. 22:1–6 Obad. 1 2 Kgs. 9–10; 2 Chr. 22:7–9 2 Kgs. 11-12; 2 Chr. 22:10–24:27 2 Kgs. 13 PROPHETS WARN ISRAEL & JUDAH Joel 1–3 2 Kgs. 14:1–20; 2 Chr. 25 2 Kgs. 14:21–22; 15:1–7; 2 Chr. 26 2 Kgs. 14:23–29 JONAH & THE WHALE / ISRAEL REBELS Jonah 1–4 Amos 1–9 2 Kgs. 15:8–22 Hosea 1–14 2 Kgs. 15:23–26 ISAIAH PROPHESIES Isa. 1 Isa. 2–5; 2 Ne. 12–15 2 Kgs. 15:27–31 Isa. 6; 2 Ne. 16 JOTHAM & AHAZ REIGN IN JUDAH 2 Kgs. 15:32–38; 2 Chr. 27 Micah 1–7 2 Kgs. 16:1–4; 2 Chr. 28:1–15 ASSYRIA ADVANCES 2 Kgs. 16:5–20; 2 Chr. 28:16–27; Isa. 7; 2 Ne. 17 Isa. 8–12; 2 Ne. 18–22; 30:9–15 2 Kgs. 17:1–4 HEZEKIAH REIGNS IN RIGHTEOUSNESS 2 Kgs. 18:1–8; 2 Chr 29–31 Isa. 13:1–14:27; 2 Ne. 23:1–24:27 END OF THE NORTHERN KINGDOM 2 Kgs. 17:5–41; 18:9–12 Isa. 14:28–32; 2 Ne. 24:28–32 Isa. 15–28 Isa. 29; 2 Ne. 27 Isa. 30–35 JUDAH & THE SCATTERING OF ISRAEL ≈ 720 BC – 586 BC HEZEKIAH & ASSYRIA 2 Kgs. 20:1–19; 2 Chr. 32:24–27; Isa. 38–39 2 Kgs. 18:13–19:37; Isa. 36–37; 2 Chr. 32:1–23 Ps. 44; 73; 75–76 2 Kgs. 20:20–21; 2 Chr. 32:27–33 ISAIAH'S PROPHECIES OF CAPTIVITY OF RESTORATION Isa. 40–47 Isa. 48; 1 Ne. 20 Isa. 49; 1 Ne. 21; 2 Ne. 6:6–7,16–18 Isa. 50–51; 2 Ne. 7–8 Isa. 52; 3 Ne. 20:32,34–45 Isa. 53; Mosiah 14 Isa. 54; 3 Ne. 22 Isa. 55–6 WICKED & RIGHTEOUS KINGS OF JUDAH 2 Kgs. 21:1–18; 2 Chr. 33:1–20 2 Kgs. 21:19–26; 2 Chr. 33:21–25 2 Kgs. 22:1–2; 2 Chr. 34:1–7 JEREMIAH & PROPHETS CRY REPENTANCE Jer. 1:1–3:5 Zeph. 1–3 Nahum 1–3 Jer. 3:6–6:30 JOSIAH READS THE BOOK OF THE LAW 2 Kgs. 22:3–23:20; 2 Chr. 34:8–33 2 Kgs. 23:21–28; 2 Chr. 35:1–19 Hab. 1–3 Jer. 7–10 BATTLE OF MEGIDDO & JUDAH LOSES INDEPENDENCE 2 Kgs. 23:29–30; 2 Chr. 35:20–36:4 2 Kgs. 23:30b–34; 2 Chr. 36:1–4 2 Kgs 23:35–37; 2 Chr. 36:5 Jer. 11–15, 26 SCATTERING OF ISRAEL / LEHI & NEPHI Jer. 16–20 1 Ne. 1:1–16:8 Jer. 25, 35:1–36:8; 45 FIRST CAPTIVES TAKEN / DANIEL & NEBUCHADNEZZAR 2 Chr. 36:6–8; Dan. 1:1–17 Dan. 1:18–2:49 Jer. 36:9–32; 46:1–49:33 1 Ne. 16:9–39 JUDAH FALLS TO BABYLON 2 Kgs. 24:1–7 2 Kgs. 24:8–11; 2 Chr. 36:9–10 Jer. 22–23 2 Kgs. 24:12–17; 2 Chr. 36:10 2 Kgs. 24:17–20; 2 Chr. 36:11–14; Jer. 52:1–3 Jer. 24; 49:34–3 EZEKIEL'S VISIONS & NEPHITE TRAVELS Ezek. 1–7 1 Ne. 17–18 Jer. 27–31; 50–5 Ether 11:11–16 Ezek. 8–23 JERUSALEM IS DESTROYED 2 Kgs. 25:1–2; Jer. 39:1; 52:4; Ezek. 24 Jer. 21; 37–38; 32–34 Ezek. 29:1–16; 25–28; 30–31 2 Kgs. 25:3–7; Jer. 39:2–7; 52:5–1 Omni 1:15–18; Hel. 8:20–22 2 Kgs. 25:8–21; 2 Chr. 36:15–21; Jer. 52:12–28; 39:8–18 Ps. 74, 79, 83, 9 2 Kgs. 25:22–26; Jer. 40–41 THE EXILE & RETURN ≈ 586 BC – 400 BC LAMENTATIONS & VISIONS Lam. 1–5 Ezek. 32–39 Jer. 42–44, 52:30 Ps. 10; 13–15; 25–27; 36–37; 49–50; 53; 67; 77; 80; 89; 92–93; 123; 130 NEBUCHADNEZZAR & DANIEL / SHADRACH, MESCHACH, & ABEDNEGO Dan. 3–4 Ezek. 40–48 Ezek. 29:17–21 2 Kgs. 25:27–30; Jer. 52:31–34 NEPHI & JACOB / END OF THE JAREDITES 1 Ne. 19–22 2 Ne. 1–6, 9–11; 24–33 Ether 11:17–12:5; 13-15 Omni 1:20–21 Jacob 1–6 DANIEL'S VISIONS & THE LION'S DEN Dan. 7–8, 5 Dan. 6; 9; 11–12 Ps. 137 DECREE OF CYRUS & RETURN OF THE JEWS 2 Chr. 36:22–23; Ezra 1:1–4 Ps. 85 & 126 Ezra 1:5–3:13 Ps. 66; 84; 87–88; 107; 111–114; 116–117; 125; 127–128; 134 Dan. 10 Ezra 4:1–5:1 Ps. 129 TEMPLE OF ZERUBBABEL / JACOB & SHEREM Hag. 1–2 Zech. 1–8 Ezra 5:2–6:22 Ps. 48; 81; 138; 146–150 Jacob 7 QUEEN ESTHER / EZRA'S RETURN TO JERUSALEM Esther 1–10 Zech. 9–14 Ezra 7–10 Neh. 1:1–13:5 Ps. 1 & 119 MALACHI / NEHEMIAH RESTORES LAW Mal. 1–2 Mal. 3–4; 3 Ne. 24–25; D&C 2 Neh. 13:6–31 IN THE AMERICAS ≈ 400 BC – 5 BC ENOS PRAYS & GENERATIONS PASS Enos 1 Jarom 1 Omni 1:1–11 FROM THE APOCRYPHA - MACCABEAN REVOLT 1 Macc. 1–16; 2 Macc. 1–15 ZENIFF, NOAH, & LIMHI RULE / ABINADI & ALMA Omni 1:12–22; 27–30 Mosiah 9–17 Mosiah 18; 23:1–15; 19 KING BENJAMIN & MOSIAH Omni 1:23–26 W of M 1 Mosiah 1–6 Mosiah 20:1–21:1 Mosiah 7–8; 21:2–22:16 Mosiah 23:16–27:7 ALMA THE YOUNGER & SONS OF MOSIAH Mosiah 27:8–31; Alma 36:5–24 Mosiah 27:32–Alma 1:33 Alma 17:2–23:18 Alma 2–16 Alma 24–27; 17:1 Alma 28–42 CAPTAIN MORONI, WARS, & SAMUEL THE LAMANITE Alma 43–63 Hel. 1–16 LIFE OF CHRIST ≈ 2 BC – 33 AD PREFACE OF CHRIST'S LIFE / JOHN THE BAPTIST Luke 1:1–4; John 1:1–14 Luke 1:5–80 Matt. 1:1–17; Luke 3:23–38 Matt. 1:18–25 3 Ne. 1:1–21 BIRTH OF JESUS Luke 2:1–38 Matt. 2:1–23 Luke 2:39–52 3 Ne. 1:22–7:26 JOHN'S MINISTRY / BAPTISM OF CHRIST / TEMPTATIONS Matt. 3:1-12; Mark 1:1–8; Luke 3:1–18; John 1:15–31 Matt. 3:13–17; Mark 1:9–11; Luke 3:21–22; John 1:32–34 Matt. 4:1–11; Mark 1:12–13; Luke 4:1–13 John 1:35–51 MIRACLES / FIRST PASSOVER / SAMARITAN WOMAN / FISHERS OF MEN John 2–4 Matt. 4:12–17; Mark 6:17–20; 1:14-15; Luke 3:19–20; 4:14–15 John 4:45–54 Luke 4:16–30 Matt. 4:18–22; Mark 1:16–20; Luke 5:1–11 TEACHING & HEALING Mark 1:21–28; Luke 4:31–37 Matt. 8:14–17; 4:23–25; Mark 1:29–39; Luke 4:38–44 SERMON ON THE MOUNT Matt. 5:1–12; Luke 6:17–26; 3 Ne. 12:1–12 Matt. 5:13–20; Luke 14:34–35; 11:33; 16:17; 3 Ne. 12:13–20 Matt. 5:21–48; Luke 12:58–59; 16:18; 6:27-36; 3 Ne. 12:21–48 Matt. 6:1–15; Luke 11:1–8; 3 Ne. 13:1–15 Matt. 6:16–34; Luke 11:34–36; 12:22–34; 3 Ne. 13:16–34 Matt. 7:1–12; Luke 6:37–42; 11:9–13; 3 Ne. 14:1–12 Matt. 7:13–29; Luke 13:23–30; 6:43–49; 3 Ne. 14:13–27 TEACHING & HEALING / 12 APOSTLES CALLED Matt. 8:1–4; 9:1–17; Mark 1:40–2:22; Luke 5:12–39 John 5 Matt. 12:1–21; Mark 2:23–3:12; Luke 6:1–11 Matt. 10:1–4; Mark 3:13–19; Luke 6:12–16 Matt. 8:5–13; Luke 7:1–17 JOHN THE BAPTIST / SIGN OF JONAH / PARABLES Matt. 11:2–19; Luke 7:18–35 Luke 7:36–8:3 Matt. 12:22–50; Mark 3:20–35; Luke 11:14–32; 8:19–21 Matt. 13:1–52; Mark 4:1–34; Luke 8:4–18; 13:18–21 MIRACLES: STORM / LEGION / RAISES DAUGHTER FROM THE DEAD Matt. 8:23–34; Mark 4:35–5:20; Luke 8:22–40 Matt. 9:18–34; Mark 5:21–43; Luke 8:41–56 Matt. 13:53–58; Mark 6:1–6a Matt. 9:35–38; 10:5–11:1; Mark 6:6b–13; Luke 9:1–6, 12:1–12 HEROD & JOHN / 5,000 FED / WALKS ON WATER Matt. 14:1–12; Mark 6:14–16, 21–29; Luke 9:7–9 Matt. 14:13–21; Mark 6:30–44; Luke 9:10–17; John 6:1–14 Matt. 14:22–36; Mark 6:45–56; John 6:15–21 DISCOURSES & HEALINGS John 6:22–71 Matt. 15:1–31; Mark 7:1–37 Matt. 15:32–16:12; Mark 8:1–26; Luke 12:54–57 PETER SEALING KEYS / HEALING / DISCOURSES Matt. 16:13–17:13; Mark 8:27–9:13; Luke 9:18–36 Matt. 17:14–27; Mark 9:14–32; Luke 9:37–45, 17:5–6 Matt. 18:1–35; Mark 9:33–50; Luke 9:46–50, 17:1–4 Matt. 8:18–22; Luke 9:51–10:12 Matt. 11:20–30; Luke 10:13–16 FEAST OF TABERNACLES / ADULTEROUS WOMAN / LIGHT OF THE WORLD / PARABLES John 7:1–10:21 Luke 10:17–42 Luke 12:13–21, 35–53 Luke 13:1–9 FEAST OF DEDICATION / HEALINGS / PARABLES John 10:22–42 Matthew 19:1–12; Mark 10:1–12 Luke 13:10–17, 22, 31–33; 14:1–14 Matt. 22:1–14; Luke 14:15–24 Luke 15:1–16:16. 19–31 Luke 17:7–18:14 TEACHING / ZACCHAEUS / RAISING LAZARUS Matt. 19:13–30; Mark 10:13–31; Luke 18:15–30 Matt. 20:1– 34; Mark 10:32–52; Luke 18:31–43 Luke 19:1–10 John 11:1–54 LAST WEEK OF CHRIST'S LIFE / TRIUMPHAL ENTRY / TEMPLE / SCRIBES & PHARISEES Matt. 26:6–13; Mark 14:3–9; John 11:55–12:11 Matt. 21:1–11; Mark 11:1–11; Luke 19:28–40; John 12:12–19 John 12:20–50 Matt. 21:12–46; Mark 11:12-12:12; Luke 19:45–20:20 Matt. 22:15–33; Mark 12:13–27; Luke 20:21–40 Matt. 22:34–46; Mark 12:28–37; Luke 20:41–44 Matt. 23:1–36; Mark 12:38–40; Luke 20:45–47, 11:37–54 LAMENT OVER JERUSALEM / SECOND COMING Matt. 23:37–39; Luke 13:34–35, 19:41–44 Mark 12:41–44; Luke 21:1–4 Matt. 24; JSM 1; Mark 13; Luke 21:5–38 Matt: 25:1–46; Luke 19:11–27 LAST 24 HOURS / LAST SUPPER / GETHSEMANE Matt. 26:1–5, 14–19; Mark 14:1–2, 10–16; Luke 22:1–13; John 13:1–2 Matt. 26:20–35; Mark 14:17–31; Luke 22:14–39; John 13:3–38 John 14–17 Matt. 26:36–46; Mark 14:32–42; Luke 22:40–46; John 18:1 ARREST & TRIAL Matt. 26:47–27:14; Mark 14:43–15:5; Luke 22:47–23:12; John 18:2–38 Matt. 27:15–31; Mark 15:6–20; Luke 23:13–25; John 18:38–19:16 CRUCIFIXION / DEATH / BURIAL Matt. 27:32–50; Mark 15:21–37; Luke 23:26–44, 46; John 19:17–30 Matt. 27:51–56; Mark 15:38–41; Luke 23:45, 47–49; John 19:31–37 Matt. 27:57–66; Mark 15:42–47; Luke 23:50–56; John 19:38–42 3 Ne. 8–10 1 Pet. 3:18–20; 4:6; D&C 138 RESURRECTION / HE IS RISEN / ASCENSION Matt. 28:1–15; Mark 16:1–11; Luke 24:1–12; John 20:1–18 Mark 16:12–13; Luke 24:13–35 Mark 16:14; Luke 24:36–49; John 20:19–31 John 21:1–23; D&C 7 Matt. 28:16–20; Mark 16:15–20; Luke 24:50–53; John 21:24–25 Acts 1:1–11 THE APOSTOLIC AGE ≈ 33 AD – 421 AD NEW APOSTLE CALLED / DAY OF PENTECOST Acts 1:12–2:47 CHRIST VISITS THE AMERICAS 3 Ne. 11–30 4 Ne. 1:1–5 APOSTLES TEACH & HEAL / MARTYRDOM OF STEPHEN Acts 3–5 Acts 6–8 PAUL'S CONVERSION / GOSPEL TO GENTILES Acts 9:1–31; Acts 22:1–21; Acts 26:9–23 Acts 9:32–11:18 MARTYRDOM OF JAMES/PETER IN PRIESON Acts 11:19–12:25 James 1–5 PAUL'S FIRST MISSION/JERUSALEM CONFERENCE Acts 13–14 Acts 15:1–35 Galatians 1–6 PAUL'S SECOND MISSION Acts 15:36–17:34 1 Thes. 1–2 Thes. 3 Acts 18:1–22 1 Cor. 1–16 PAUL'S THIRD MISSION Acts 18:23–20:1 2 Cor. 1–13 Rom. 1–16 Acts 20:2–21:25 PAUL'S ARREST & TRIALS Acts 21:26–23:35 Acts 24–28 PAUL'S LETTERS Philem. 1 Col. 1–4 Eph. 1–6 Philip. 1–4 Heb. 1–13 LETTERS TO THE SAINTS 1 Pet. 1–2 Pet. 3 1 Tim. 1–2 Tim. 4 Titus 1–3 Jude 1 WRITINGS OF JOHN 1 John 1–3 John 1 Rev. 1–22 1 Ne. 14:14–28 D&C 77 MORMON & END OF THE NEPHITES 4 Ne. 1:6–49 Morm. 1–6 W. of M. 1:1–9 3 Ne. 5:10–26 Moro. 7–9 Morm. 7 MORONI: THE LAST NEPHITE PROPHET Morm. 8–9 Ether 1:1–5; 5; 12:6–41 Moro. 1–6, 10 THE RESTORATION = 1820 AD – PRESENT THE FIRST VISION JS-H 1:1–26 THE BOOK OF MORMON JS-H 1:27–54 Mal. 4:1–6; Isa. 11:11–12; Acts 3:21–23; Joel 2:28–32 JS-H 1:55–65 D&C 2–13 JS-H 1:66–75 D&C 14–19 CHRIST'S CHURCH IS RESTORED D&C 20–23, 74 D&C 24–40 KIRTLAND, OHIO & MISSIOURI D&C 41–66 D&C 1 D&C 67–70 D&C 133 D&C 71–83 D&C 99 D&C 84–87 THE KIRTLAND TEMPLE D&C 88–107 D&C 134 D&C 108 D&C 137 D&C 109–123 NAUVOO, ILLINOIS D&C 124–128 Articles of Faith D&C 129–132 MARTYRDOM OF JOSEPH SMITH / GOING WEST D&C 135–136 OD 1 D&C 138 OD 2 « Previous / Next »
- People: Harmony of the Gospels
List of people in the bible. Study the people in the scriptures and read the history behind them. B Baa-Bap Bar-Baz Bea-Benh Benj-Bez Bi-Bz C Ca-Ce Ch-Cz D Daa-Dau David-Dz E Ea-Ek Ela-Elie Elijah-Em En-Ep Es Et-Ez « LIST OF PEOPLE:B–E » Aa-Ae, Ah-Am, An-Az / B / C / D / Ea-Em , En-Ez / F / G / Ha-He , Hi-Hz / I / Ja-Je , Ji-Jz / K / L / Ma , Me-Mz / N / O / P / Q-R / Sa-Se , Sh-Sz / T / U-Y / Z Key: † Ancestor of Christ / Ω Prophet / ■ High Priest / ♦ King-Queen / ○ Judge or Ruler / + Female / BD = Bible Dictionary / GS = Guide to the Scriptures / JE = Jewish Encyclopedia B Israelite Reuben Simeon Levi Judah Dan Naphtali Gad Asher Issachar Zebulun Joseph Manasseh Ephraim Benjamin Canaan Midian Moab Edom Egypt Syria Greek Assyria Babylon Persia Rome Unknown B Baa–Bap / Bar–Baz / Bea–Benh / Benj–Bez / Bi–Bz Baa-Bap Baal (Bel, Hadad, Jupiter, Set, Zeus) Baasha ♦ Babylonians בעל – "Lord" Sun or Storm God ≈ 2000 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE Storm/sun god worshipped in many religions by many different names; often worshipped with Ashtoreth the goddess Israelites were constantly warned away from his worship (1 Kgs. 16:31) Phoenicia = Baal Moab = Baal-peor Shechem = Baal-berith Ekron = Baal-zebub Babylon = Bel Greece = Zeus Rome = Jupiter Egypt = Horus Sumer = Hadad בעשא – "Revolting" King of Israel ≈ 909 – 886 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE | BLB Israelite : Issacharite Son of Ahijah II Father of Elah of Israel Probably a military leader Conspired against and killed Nadab of Israel , taking the throne (1 Kgs. 15:27 ) Killed all the house of Jeroboam (1 Kgs. 15:29 ) Constantly warred against Asa of Judah (1 Kgs. 15:32 ); Benhadad assisted the Southern Kingdom against him (1Kgs. 15:20 ) Jehu prophesied against him and his posterity (1 Kgs 16:1–7 ) "Gate of the Gods" Tribe/group from Mesopotamia ≈ 2000 – 539 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE Babylonian Ancient kingdom from present-day Iraq and parts of Syria and Iran Nimrod was an early founder (Gen. 10:10–12 ) Often at war with neighboring Assyrians Prided themselves on education in Astronomy, Mathematics, and Philosophy Became a symbol for the Israelites of wickedness After conquering the Jews , Nebuchadnezzar carried them away captive to Babylon The empire was absorbed into the Persian/Achaemenid Empire in 539 BC by Cyrus the Great Bar-Baz Balaam Ω Balak ♦ Barak ○ בלעם – "Destroyer of People" Prophet ≈ 1400 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB From Pethor , Mesopotamia Son of Beor Bribed by Balak of Moab to curse the Israelites (Num. 22–23) His donkey saw an angel and tried to avoid it on the road; when he struck the beast, it spoke to him (Num. 22:22–35 ) The Lord commanded him to bless Israel instead; he saw a vision of the destiny of Israel and the Messiah , the Star out of Jacob and Scepter (Num 23–24 ) Prophesied against the Amalekites and Kenites (Num. 24:20–24 ) Slain with Midianites (Num. 31:8 ) Story mentioned often in scripture (Josh. 13:22 ; Micah 6:5 ; 2 Pet. 2:15 ; Jude 1:11 ; Rev. 2:14 ) בלק – "Spoiler" King of Moab ≈ 1400 BC Wikipedia | BLB Moabite Son of Zippor King of Moabites during Israel' s wanderings in the desert; summoned Balaam to curse them but he blessed them instead (Num. 22–24 ) ברק – "Lightning" Judge of Israel? ≈ 1200 – 1160 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE | BLB Israelite : Naphtalite? From Kedesh-naphtali (Judg. 4:6 ) Son of Abinoam Agreed to fight Sisera , captain of Jabin of Hazor , only if Deborah went (Judg. 4:8) Defeated them with 10,000 men from Mount Tabor ; pursued Sisera when he fled, but he was killed by Jael , Heber's wife (Judg. 4) Sang a song with Deborah of praise (Judg. 5) Possibly served as Judge of Israel with Deborah Barnabas (Joseph, Joses) Ω Bartholomew (Nathanael) Ω Baruch Βαρναβας –"Son of Consolation" Apostle & Companion of Paul ≈ 34 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Levite From Cyprus (Acts 4:36–37 ) Cousin or nephew of Mark (Col. 4:10 ) Sold his land and gave the money to the apostles (Acts 4:36–37 ) Witnessed to the apostles that Paul had been converted (Acts 9:27 ) Made an apostle (Acts 14:14 ) Served several missionary journeys (Acts 11; 12; 1 Cor. 9:6; Gal. 2:1, 9; Col. 4:10) Tradition states he was martyred in Cyprus Βαρθολομαιος – "Son of Talmai" Apostle ≈ 31 – 69 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite: Jewish From Cana When his friend Philip II spoke of finding the Messiah , he questioned "Can any good thing come out of Nazareth ?" (John 1:45–46) Jesus called him "An Israelite...in whom is no guile!" and he asked how He knew him; Jesus said He saw him under a fig tree and he immediately believed (John 1:45–46) Ordained an apostle (Matt. 10:2–4 ) Considered same person as Nathanael since they are never mentioned in the same list of apostles ברוך –"Blessed" Scribe of Jeremiah ≈ 600 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Israelite : Jewish Son of Neriah Scribe who wrote the prophesies of Jeremiah ; read them in the Temple and later to the Jewish leaders who burned them; had to rewrite (Jer. 36) Taken to Egypt with the remnant of Judah Bea-Benh + Bathsheba † ♦ Beelzebub Belshazzar ○ בת־שבע – "Daughter of an oath" Queen of Israel ≈ 980 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Jewish Daughter of Eliam Wife of Uriah the Hittite & David Mother of Solomon , Nathan II , & Others David lusted after; when she became pregnant by him, he arranged for her husband Uriah to be killed in battle (1 Sam. 11 ); they were married after Uriah's death Her first son died (2 Sam. 12:20 ); she gave birth to other sons, including Solomon (2 Sam. 12:24 ) With the prophet Nathan, she convinced David to make Solomon king over Adonijah (1 Kgs. 1 ) Ancestor of Jesus through Solomon and Nathan II (Matt. 1:6; Luke 3:31 ) Βεελζεβουλ – "Lord of the Fly" see Baal "Bel Protects the King" Prince of Babylon ≈ 545 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Babylonian Son of Nabonidus Last ruler before Cyrus the Great conquered Babylon Made a great feast using the vessels stolen from the Temple in Jerusalem ; saw mid-feast a finger writing a message on the wall; none of his wise men could read the message, but the queen suggested Daniel could; Daniel prophesied the kingdom's downfall; king was killed that evening (Dan. 5) Belteshazzar Ω Ben-Ammi (Ammon) Benhadad ♦ see Daniel בן־עמי – "Son of My People" Father of Ammonites ≈ 1890 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Ammonite Son of Lot and Lot's daughter ; brother of Moab (Gen. 19:30–38 ) בן־הדד – "Son of Thunder" King of Syria/Aram Damascus ≈ 885 – 865 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-1 Syrian Son of Tabrimmon Allied with Asa of Judah against Baasha of Israel (1 Kgs. 15:18–20 ) Benj-Bez Benhadad II ♦ Benhadad III ♦ Benjamin (Ben-oni) see Hadadezer בן־הדד – "Son of Thunder" King of Syria/Aram Damascus ≈ 796 – 792 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-3 | BLB Syrian Son of Hazael Prevailed over Jehoahaz II of Israel (2 Kgs. 13:3) Jehoash II of Israel defeated him and took back cities (2 Kgs. 13:25) Amos prophesied the Lord's judgements (Amos 1:4 ) בנימן – "Son of the Right Hand" Patriarch ≈ 1733 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Benjamite Youngest son of Jacob & Rachel Father of 10 sons, 1 daughter and Benjamites Rachel died giving birth to him in Bethlehem ; named him "Ben-oni" (Gen. 35:16-20) Stayed with Jacob when brothers went to Egypt ; Joseph demanded they bring him too; Joseph gave him special gifts (Gen. 42–45 ) Benjamin II Ω ♦ Benjamites (Tribe of Benjamin) + Berenice II (Bernice) ♦ בנימן – "Son of the Right Hand" Prophet ≈ 140 – 121 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Israelite : Nephite Son of Mosiah I Father of Mosiah II, Helorum , and Helaman Righteous king of Nephites Drove Lamanites out of the land with the sword of Laban II (Omni 1:24; WoM 1:13) Amaleki gave the small plates of Nephi which he put with other plates (Omni 1:25; WoM 1:10) Gathered his people for final address; recorded names of those who entered covenant; appointed priests (Mosiah 2–6 ) בנימן – "Sons of the Right Hand" One of the Twelve Tribes ≈ 1600 BC – Present Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Benjamite Descended from Benjamin Blessed by Jacob that they "shall ravin as a wolf: in the morning he shall devour the prey, and at night he shall divide the spoil" (Gen. 49:27) ; and by Moses that "The beloved of the Lord shall dwell in safety by him; and the Lord shall cover him all the day long, and he shall dwell between his shoulders" (Deut. 33:12 ) Territory was west of the Jordan River and parts of Judea around Jerusalem, including Jericho (see map ) Tribe was nearly destroyed after the men of Gibeah abused and killed a Levite's concubine (Judg. 19-21 ) Majority ended up in the Southern Kingdom of Judah; after the Babylonian captivity, many lost their distinction from the tribe of Judah Famous people include King Saul , Queen Esther , and the apostle Paul Βερνικη – "Bringer of Victory" Princess/Queen? of Judea ≈ 39 – 92 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | JE Herodian Daughter of Herod Agrippa & Cypros III Wife of Marcus Julius Alexander , Herod V of Chalcis , Polemon II of Pontus , and mistress of Roman Emperor Titus ; Josephus and others also implied she had an incestuous relationship with her brother Herod Agrippa II Mother of Berenicianus and Hyrcanus Seemed to have been co-ruler with her brother Agrippa II Paul stood trial before her and Agrippa II in Caesarea (Acts 25:13 ) Begged governor Florus to spare Jerusalem and the Jews in 66 AD, but she was nearly killed and the Jews burned down her palace After the Jewish-Roman war and destruction of Jerusalem, she moved to Rome to be with Emperor Titus, conqueror of Jerusalem; he eventually dismissed her Bi-Bz Berodach-Baladan see Marduk-apla-iddina II Bethuel † בתואל – "House of God" Patriarch ≈ 1900 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE Aramean From Haran Son of Nahor & Milcah ; nephew of Abraham (Gen. 22:22) Father of Rebekah & Laban (Gen. 22:23; 24 ) Took part of negotiations for Isaac and Rebekah to marry (Gen. 22:50 ) Ancestor of Jesus + Bilhah בלהה – "Calamity" Matriarch ≈ 1768 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Handmaid of Rachel ( Gen. 29:29) Wife/concubine of Jacob after Rachel was unable to have children (Gen. 30:3–4 ) Mother of Dan & Naphtali (Gen. 30:5–8 ) After Rachel's death, Reuben slept with her and lost his birthright (1 Chr. 5:1 ) Bishop "Overseer" Religious Leader ≈ 40 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS Israelite Qualifications for (1 Tim. 3:1–7) Jesus is the "Bishop of our souls" (1 Pet. 2:25 ) Must be ordained (D&C 20:67 ) and a high priest (D&C 68:19) Should care for the poor (D&C 84:112 ) A judge in Israel (D&C 107:74 ) Presides over the Aaronic Priesthood (D&C 107:87–88 ) Boaz (Booz) † בעז – "Strength" Patriarch ≈ 1200 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Judahite: Ephrathite Son/descendant of Salmon & Rahab ; wealthy relative of Elimelech & Naomi (Ruth 2:1 ) Husband of Ruth (Ruth 4:13 ) Father of Obed (Ruth 4:17) Great-grandfather of David (Ruth 4:22 ) Showed charity to Ruth by deliberately leaving grain for her and allowing her to eat with him and workers (Ruth 2 ) Accepted Ruth's offer of marriage after confirming his right as kinsman-redeemer (Ruth 3–4 ) Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:5 ) Brigham Young Ω "Bridge Homestead" Prophet & Governor of Utah = b.1801 – d. 1877 AD Wikipedia | GS Israelite : Ephraimite? From Whitingham, Vermont Son of John & Abigail Howe Young Husband of many Father of many Carpenter, glazier, and painter by trade Converted to the restored gospel in 1832 Marched with members of Zion's Camp to the aid of the Missouri Saints Called to be an apostle in 1835 by the Three Witnesses; appointed president of the twelve in 1841 (D&C 124:127) Worked on the Kirtland Temple and spoke in tongues at its dedication in 1836 Served missions to spread the gospel in the eastern states and the United Kingdom After expulsion from Missouri and then Illinois, he led groups of saints to safety (D&C 136) Became prophet after the death of Joseph Smith and succession crisis in 1847–1877 Governor of Utah from 1850–1857 Among the choice ones in the spirit world (D&C 138:53 ) Brother of Jared (Mahonri Moriancumer) Ω Bukki ■ "Gift of God" Prophet ≈ 2100 BC Wikipedia | GS Jaredite Brother of Jared II Asked Lord to not confound the language of his family and friends at the Tower of Babel (Ether 1:33) Saw the Lord in vision (Ether 2–3 ) Built eight barges (Ether 2–3 ) Shown the history of the world (Ether 3:25 ) Sailed with family to Promised Land/Americas (Ether 6 ) Moved a mountain (Ether 12:30 ) Founder of the Jaredites בקי – "Emptied" High Priest ≈ 1280 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Israelite : Levite Son of Abishua Father of Uzzi 1 Chr. 6:5 C C Ca–Ce / Ch–Cz Ca-Ce Caiaphas (Joseph ben Caiaphas) ■ Cain Caleb II ○ Καιαφας – "Basket Man" High Priest ≈ 18 – 36 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Israelite : Levite: Sadducee Son-in-law of Annas Possibly served as joint High Priest with Annas (Luke 3:2 , see also John 18) After the resurrection of Lazarus , conspired to kill Jesus (John 11 ) Jesus' trial was held at the Palace of Caiaphas (Matt. 26:3 ) Questioned Peter & John after their arrest (Acts 4 ) קין – " Spear " Patriarch ≈ 3900 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Son of Adam & Eve (Gen 4:1) Father of Enoch II Tiller of the ground; offering was rejected by the Lord (Gen. 4:3–7 ) Killed younger brother Abel (Gen. 4:8–14 ) Made a covenant with Satan (Moses 5:29–31 ) Had wicked descendants who lived separately from other descendants of Adam (Gen. 4 ) כלב – "Devoted" Prince/Head of Judah ≈ 1400 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Israelite : Judahite Son of Jephunneh Father of Achsah ; father-in-law of Othniel Sent by Moses when 40yo to search the land of Canaan;he and Joshua gave a true report and were only ones of the older generation permitted to survive to the conquest (Num. 13:6, 30; 26:65) Given Hebron for an inheritance (Josh. 14:13–14 ) Gave daughter Achsah to nephew Othniel to wife; gave her land and springs (Josh. 15 ) Ch-Cz Canaan Canaanites Chief Priests כנען – "Purple" Patriarch ≈ 2300 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE Canaanite Fourth son of Ham Brother of Cush , Mizraim , and Phut ( Gen. 9:18) Grandson of Noah who cursed him and his descendants to be the servants of Israelites (Gen. 9:24–27 ) Father of Sidon , Heth , and the Canaanites כנען – "Purple" Tribes in the Levant ≈ 2000 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE Canaanite: included Sidonians/Phoenicians , Hittites , Jebusites , Amorites , Girgashites , Hivites, Arkites , Sinites , Arvadites , Zemarites , and Hamathites Descended from Canaan (Gen. 10:18) Joshua commanded to drive them out of the land Often at war with Israelites ἀρχιερεῖς Priests ≈ 1600 BC – 70 AD Wikipedia Israelite: Levite Group of priests who oversaw in the Temple; included the High Priest During the Second Temple period, many served on the Great Sanhedrin Often argued with Jesus; tried to arrest Him (John 7 ); ultimately participated in His arrest and trial (Matt. 27:1 ); Jesus prophesied of their part (Matt. 16:21 ) Continued to oppose early Christians including Peter and John (Acts 4 ); Paul had authority from them to arrest Christians (Acts 9:14 ) Christ Claudius ♦ Cornelius Χριστος – "Anointed One" see Jesus Christ Κλαυδιος – "Shut in" Emperor of Rome ≈ 41 –54 AD Wikipedia | BD | BLB Roman Son of Nero Claudius Drusus Agabus prophesied of a famine during his reign (Acts 11:28) Κορνηλιος – "Little Horn" Roman Centurion ≈ 39 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Roman God-fearing Roman Centurion stationed in Caesarea After an angelic vision and visit from Peter, became first Gentile convert to Christianity without first joining Judaism (Acts 10 ); many of his householdd also converted H is baptism marked a new beginning in preaching the gospel Cush Cyrenius ○ Cyrus the Great ♦ כוש – 𓎡𓄿𓈙𓈉 Patriarch ≈ 2200 BC Wikipedia | BD | JE Cushite Son of Ham (Gen. 10:6–7) Grandson of Noah Father of Nimrod and Cushites/Kushites From ancient Nubia /Sudan see Quirinius 𐎤𐎢𐎽𐎢𐏁 – "The Sun" King of Achaemenid Empire ≈ b. 600 – d. 530 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Persian Son of Cambyses Father of Cambyses II , Bardiya , and father-in-law of Darius the Great King of Achaemenid Empire from ≈ 550 – 530 BC Conquered Babylon and all of Mesopotamia to create the largest empire in history to that point Fulfilled Isaiah's prophesy (Isa. 44:28 ) and allowed the Jews to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the Temple (2 Chr. 36:22) Returned the vessels of the Temple (Ezra 1:7–11 ) Daniel lived through part of his reign (Dan. 1, 6, 10 ) D D Daa–Dau / Dav–Dz Daa-Dau Dan Danites (Tribe of Dan) Daniel (Belteshazzar) Ω דן – "Judge" Patriarch ≈ 1745 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Danite Son of Jacob & Bilhah ( Gen. 30:5-6) Father of Hushim and Danites דן – "Judge" One of the Twelve Tribes ≈ 1600 BC – Present Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Israelite : Danite Descended from Dan Blessed by Jacob that he would judge his people and " be a serpent by the way, an adder in the path, that biteth the horse heels, so that his rider shall fall backward. I have waited for thy salvation, O Lord " ( Gen. 49:16–18 ); and by Moses that he is a "lion's whelp: he shall leap from Bashan " ( Deut. 33:24–25 ) Received territory last from Joshua ; included small area along coastline which included Joppa (see map ) Joined the Northern Kingdom of Israel Majority carried away captive by Assyrians in 721 BC; one of the "Lost 10 tribes" (2 Kgs. 17 ) Tribe was excluded from the 144,000 sealed Israelites mentioned by John (Rev. 7:4–8) Famous people include Samson דנאל – "God is My Judge" Prince of Judah & Prophet ≈ 605 – 530 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Israelite : Judahite Friend of Shadrach , Meshach , and Abed-nego One of the young royals carried away to Babylon by Nebuchadnezzar (Dan. 1:3–4 ) Refused the king's meat and wine (Dan. 1:5–17 ) Interpreted Nebuchadnezzar's dreams (Dan. 2, 4, 6) and the handwriting on the wall (Dan. 5) Thrown in lion's den for praying (Dan. 6) Prophesied much, including signs preceding the Second Coming (Dan. 7–12) Darius the Mede ♦ Darius the Great ♦ Darius III Codomannus ♦ 𐎭𐎠𐎼𐎹𐎺𐎢𐏁 – "He Who Possesses Good" King of Babylon ≈ 540 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-1 | GS | BLB Babylonian Dan. 5:31 𐎭𐎠𐎼𐎹𐎺𐎢𐏁 – "He Who Possesses Good" King of Achaemenid Empire ≈ 522 – 486 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-2 | BLB Persian Ezra 4:5, 24 Son of Hystaspes; son-in-law of Cyrus the Great Father of Xerxes I 𐎭𐎠𐎼𐎹𐎺𐎢𐏁 – "He Who Possesses Good" Last King of Achaemenid Empire ≈ 336 – 330 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-3 | BLB Persian Neh. 12:22 Son of Arsames David-Dz David †♦ דוד – "Beloved" King of Israel ≈ 1010 – 970 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BM Israelite : Judahite Son of Jesse Husband of Michal , Ahinoam , Abigail , Maacah II , Haggith , Abital , Eglah , Bathsheba , & others Father of Amnon , Absalom , Tamar II , Adonijah , Solomon , Nathan II , & others 1 Samuel 16:12 Ancestor of Jesus ( Matt. 1:6 ); Jesus often called "Son of David" (Matt. 22:41–46 ) +Delilah דלילה – "One Who Hangs" Temptress of Samson ≈ 1060 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Philistine Judg. 16 David Whitmer Ω דוד – "Beloved" One of Three Witnesses & Apostle = 1806 – 1850 AD Wikipedia | GS JS–H One of the Three Witnesses & Apostle from = 1829 – 1838 AD +Dinah דינה – "Judgment" Daughter of Jacob & Leah ≈ 1670 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD Israelite Daughter of Jacob & Leah Gen. 30:21 Shechem the Canaanite desired to marry her; her brothers Levi and Simeon slew all the men of Shechem and retrieved her (Gen. 34 ) +Deborah II Ω○ דברה – "Bee" Judge of Israel & Prophetess ≈ 1200 – 1160 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Ephraimite Wife of Lapidoth Prophetess and Judge of Israel (Judg. 4:4 ) Summoned Barak to fight Sisera , captain of Jabin of Hazor's army; he agreed only if she went (Judg. 4:8) They defeated them with 10,000 men from Mount Tabor ; pursued Sisera when he fled, but he was killed by Jael , Heber's wife (Judg. 4) Sang a song with Barak of praise (Judg. 5) Served as Judge of Israel Disciples μαθητής – "Follower" Used interchangeably with Apostle ≈ 30 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS Matt. 10:1 +Drusilla Δρουσιλλα – "Freshness" Princess of Judea ≈ 38 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Israelite : Herodian Acts 24:24 Daughter of Herod Agrippa & Cypros III Wife of Felix and Aziz of Emesa E E Ea–Ek / Ela–Elie / Elij–Em / En–Ep / Es / Et–Ez Ea-Ek Edomites (Idumeans) + Egyptus Ehud ○ אדום – Red Tribe/group from south of Dead Sea ≈ 1800 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Edomite Gen. 25:30 Descended from Esau Matriarch ≈ 2300 BC Egyptian Wikipedia | GS Abr. 1:23-25 Wife of Ham Also name of her daughter Ela-Elie אהוד – "I Shall Praise" Judge of Israel ≈ 1300 BC Israelite : Benjaminite Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Judg. 3:15–4:1 Son of Gera Elah ♦ Eleazar ■ Eli ■ ○ אלה – Oak Tree King of Israel ≈ 886 – 885 BC Israelite : Issacharite Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Son of Baasha His captain of chariots Zimri conspired against him ; killed him and posterity, fulfilling Jehu's prophecy (1 Kgs. 16:6–14 ) אלעזר – "God Has Helped" High Priest ≈ 1400 BC Israelite : Levite Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Ex. 6:23 Son of Aaron Brother of Nadab, Abihu , and Ithamar Father of Phinehas עלי – My God Judge & High Priest ≈ 1080 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Levite 1 Sam. 1:3 Father of Hophni & Phinehas II Eliakim † ♦ Elias Eliashib ■ אליקים – "God Sets Up" see Jehoiakim אליה – "My God is Yahweh" Forerunner: see also Elijah or John the Baptist BD | GS | BLB Matt. 17:12 אלישיב – God Causes to Run" High Priest ≈ 470 – 433 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Israelite : Levite Neh. 3:1 Son of Joiakim Elijah-Em Eliezer II Ω Elijah (Elias) Ω + Elisabeth אלעזר – "God Has Helped" Prophet ≈ 852 BC Wikipedia | BD-3 Israelite : Judahite From Mareshah Son of Dodavah (2 Chr. 20:37) אליה – "My God is Yahweh" Prophet ≈ 870 – 842 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Gadite ? or Benjamite ? 1 Kgs. 17:1 the Tishbite Ελισαβετ – "God is an Oath" Matriarch ≈ 2 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Luke 1:5–60 Wife of Zacharias Levite Mother of John the Baptist Elisha (Eliseus) Ω Elohim † Ω ■ ♦ Elon II ○ אלישע – "God is Salvation" Prophet ≈ 865 – 780 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 1 Kgs. 19:16–21 Son of Shaphat Issacharite אלהים - "Gods" or "Godhood" see God the Father En-Ep אילן – "Oak" Judge of Israel ≈ 1150 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Judg. 12:11–12 Judged Israel for 10 years Zebulunite + Emma Hale Smith Enoch † Ω Enos II Ω "Whole" Wife of Joseph Smith ≈ 1804 – 1879 AD Wikipedia | GS JSH 1:55 חנוך – "Follower" Prophet & Patriarch ≈ 3378 – 2948 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS Son of Jared Father of Methuselah Walked in righteousness (Gen. 5:18–24) Was ordained to the priesthood (D&C 84:15-16; 107:48 ) Preached repentance (Moses 6:37 ) The Lord called his people Zion (Moses 7:18 ) Prophesied of the Lord coming (Jude 1:14 ) He and his city were translated (Heb. 11:5; Moses 7:69 ) Ancestor of Jesus ( Luke 3:37 ) אנוש – "Mortal Man" Prophet ≈ 420 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Enos 1:1 Nephite Son of Jacob II Father of Jarom Es Ephraim Ephraimites (Tribe of Ephraim) Esarhaddon ♦ אפרים – "Fruitful" Patriarch ≈ 1707 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Israelite : Ephraimite Son of Joseph & Asenath , born in Egypt ( Gen. 41:52) Brother of Manasseh Father of Shuthelah , Tahan , Beriah-Becher (Num. 26:35 ) and Ephraimites Grandson of Jacob , but he made them equal to his sons (Gen. 48:5 ) Given the birthright of Abraham , Isaac , and Jacb over his older brother Manasseh (Gen. 48:13–20 ) אפרים – "Fruitful" One of the Twelve Tribes ≈ 1600 BC – Present Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Israelite : Ephraimite Descended from Ephraim Blessed by Jacob that they would grow into a "multitude in the midst of the earth" and greater than Manasseh in that "his seed shall become a multitude of nations" (Gen. 48 ); and by Moses that they would be fruitful and " His glory is like the firstling of his bullock, and his horns are like the horns of unicorns: with them he shall push the people together to the ends of the earth: and they are the ten thousands of Ephraim, and they are the thousands of Manasseh" (Deu. 33:13–17 ) Territory included some of the richest land in the country and had several important highways and cities, including Shechem , Ebal , and Gerizim (modern-day West Bank and Samaria ) (see map ) Part of (and often led) the Northern Kingdom of Israel Majority carried away captive by Assyrians in 721 BC ; one of the "Lost 10 tribes (2 Kgs. 17 ) Samaritans claim descent partially from their tribe Promised to bear the message of the Restored gospel to the world and help gather Israel (D&C 133:26–34 ; Isa. 11:12–13) Famous people include Joshua , Deborah II , Jeroboam , Ahab , Ishmael II , and Joseph Smith 𒀭𒊹𒉽𒀸 – "Ashur has Given a Brother" King of Neo-Assyrian Empire ≈ 681 – 669 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD Assyrian 2 Kgs. 19:37 Son of Sennacherib Father of Ashurbanipal Esau Eshbaal ♦ + Esther (Hadassah) ♦ עשו – "Worker" Patriarch ≈ 1832 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Gen. 25:33 Son of Isaac & Rebekah Twin of Jacob Father of Edomites/Idumaeans Et-Ez אשבעל – "Man of the Lord" see Ish-bosheth אסתר – "Star" Queen of Persia ≈ 479 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Esth. 2:7 Benjaminite Niece of Mordecai Wife of Ahasuerus (Xerxes I or Artaxerxes II?) Ethbaal ♦ אתבעל – "With the Lord" see Ithobaal + Eve † חוה – "Living Source" Matriarch ≈ 4000 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Created by God (Gen. 1:26-27 ) Wife of Adam in the Garden of Eden before the Fall; then lived in fallen world (Gen. 2-3 ) Mother of Cain , Abel , & Seth (Gen. 4 ) Ancestor of Jesus Ether Ω Prophet ≈ 550 BC Wikipedia | GS Ether 11:23 Son of Coriantor Jaredite Ezekiel Ω יחזקאל – "God Strengthens" Prophet ≈ 593 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Ezek. 1:3 Son of Buzi Levite Evangelist Title of one who preaches gospel | Missionary | Patriarch ≈ 33 AD – Present Wikipedia | BD | GS Eph 4:11 Ezra Ω ■ עזרא – "Help" High Priest & Prophet ≈ 458 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Ezra 7:1 Descendant of Seraiah Levite « Previous / Next »
- People: Harmony of the Gospels
List of people in the bible. Study the people in the scriptures and read the history behind them. F G Ga Ge-Gh Gi Go-Gz H Haa-Hal Ham-Haz Hea-Hep Herod Hi Ho-Hz I Ia-Isa Ish Israelites-Iz « LIST OF PEOPLE:F–I » Aa-Ae, Ah-Am, An-Az / B / C / D / Ea-Em , En-Ez / F / G / Ha-He , Hi-Hz / I / Ja-Je , Ji-Jz / K / L / Ma , Me-Mz / N / O / P / Q-R / Sa-Se , Sh-Sz / T / U-Y / Z Key: † Ancestor of Christ / Ω Prophet / ■ High Priest / ♦ King-Queen / ○ Judge or Ruler / + Female / BD = Bible Dictionary / GS = Guide to the Scriptures / JE = Jewish Encyclopedia F Israelite Reuben Simeon Levi Judah Dan Naphtali Gad Asher Issachar Zebulun Joseph Manasseh Ephraim Benjamin Canaan Midian Moab Edom Egypt Syria Greek Assyria Babylon Persia Rome Unknown F Felix Antonius ○ Festus Porcius ○ Φηλιξ – "Fruitful" Procurator of Judea ≈ b.5 – d. 70 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Roman Acts 23:24 Procurator of Judea from ≈ 52 – 60 AD Husband of Herodian princess Drusilla Φηστος – "Festive" Procurator of Judea ≈ 20 – 70 AD Wikipedia | BD | BLB Roman Acts 24:27 Procurator of Judea from ≈ 59 – 62 AD G G Ga / Ge–Gh / Gi / Go–Gz Ga Gabriel Gad Gad II Ω גבריאל – "Man of God" Angel of God | see also Noah Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Dan. 8:16 Appeared to Daniel (Dan. 8:15–17; 9:20–22 ) Announced John the Baptist's birth to Zacharias (Luke 1:18–20 ) Announced Jesus' birth to Mary (Luke 1:26–27 ) גד – "Good Fortune" Patriarch ≈ 1744 – 1620 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Gadite Son of Jacob & Zilpah (Gen. 30:11 ) Father of 7 sons and Gadites גד – "Good Fortune" Prophet ≈ 1012 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 1 Sam. 22:5 Friend of David Gadianton Robbers Gadites (Tribe of Gad) Gamaliel Secret society of Nephite robbers ≈ 50 BC – 420 AD Wikipedia | GS Hel. 2:12-13 Nephites גד – "Good Fortune" One of the Twelve Tribes ≈ 1600 BC – Present Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Gadite Descended from Gad Blessed by Jacob that "a troop shall overcome him: but he shall overcome at the last" (Gen. 49:19 ); and by Moses that " he dwelleth as a lion, and teareth the arm with the crown of the head, and he provided the first part for himself, because there, in a portion of the lawgiver, was he seated; and he came with the heads of the people, he executed the justice of the Lord, and his judgments with Israel (Deu. 33:20–21 ) Territory was east of the Jordan River near Moabite territory (see map ) Joined the Northern Kingdom of Israel after split Majority carried away captive by Assyrians in 721 BC ; one of the "Lost 10 tribes" (2 Kgs. 17 ) Famous people included Elijah גד – "Good Fortune" One of the Twelve Tribes ≈ 1600 BC – Present Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Gadite Descended from Gad Blessed by Jacob that "a troop shall overcome him: but he shall overcome at the last" (Gen. 49:19 ); and by Moses that " he dwelleth as a lion, and teareth the arm with the crown of the head, and he provided the first part for himself, because there, in a portion of the lawgiver, was he seated; and he came with the heads of the people, he executed the justice of the Lord, and his judgments with Israel (Deu. 33:20–21 ) Territory was east of the Jordan River near Moabite territory (see map ) Joined the Northern Kingdom of Israel after split Majority carried away captive by Assyrians in 721 BC ; one of the "Lost 10 tribes" (2 Kgs. 17 ) Famous people included Elijah Ge-Gh Gedaliah II ○ Gentiles Gershon Gi גדליה – "The Lord Has Made Great" Governor of Judea/Yehud Province ≈ 585 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 2 Kgs. 25:22 Jewish Son of Ahikam Governor of Judea/Yehud Province from ≈ 585 – 582 BC גרשון – "To Drive Out" Patriarch ≈ 1716 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Gen. 46:11 Levite Son of Levi Father of Libni & Shimi (Ex. 6:17) and Gershonites גוים – "Nation" Non-Israelites ≈ 1600 BC – Present Wikipedia | BD | GS 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 ) Gershonites Gideon (Jerubbaal, Jerubbesheth) ○ Gideon II גרשון – "To Drive Out" Priestly tribe ≈ 1500 BC – 70 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Num. 3:25-26 Descended from Gershon Responsible for caring for the Tabernacle's outer coverings גדעון – "Hewer" Judge of Israel ≈ 1200 – 1144 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE Judg. 6:11 Manassite /Abi-ezrites Son of Joash Father of Jether , Abimelech II , Jotham , and 67 others Judge of Israel from ≈ 1184 – 1144 BC גדעון – "Hewer" Nephite Leader ≈ 145 BC Wikipedia | GS Mosiah 19:4 Nephite Go-Gz Gilead God the Father (Heavenly Father) † Ω ■ ♦ Gog ♦ גלעד – "Heap of Testimony" Patriarch ≈ 1400 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BH Son of Machir (Num. 26:29 ); grandson of Manasseh, 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 Goliath Heavenly Father | Elohim Wikipedia | BD | GS Gen 1:1 King of Magog ≈ Future AD Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Ezek. 38-39 Grecians (Hellenists) Greeks Giant Warrior ≈ 1020 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 1 Sam. 17:4 From Gath Philistine Jews who spoke Greek ≈ 300 BC – 70 AD Wikipedia | BD | BLB Complained to the disciples that their widows were being neglected ( Acts 6:1 ) People from Greece ≈ 2200 BC – Present Wikipedia Gen. 10:2 Descended from Javan A group wished to see Jesus (John 12:20 ) H H Haa–Hal / Ham–Haz / Hea–Hep / Her / Hi / Ho–Hz Haa-Hal Habakkuk Ω Hadad Hadadezer (Benhadad II) ♦ Prophet ≈ 611 – 605 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Hab. 1:1 Son of Joshua Prophesied of Judah's captivity to the Babylonians (Hab. 1) Levite see Baal King of Aram Damascus ≈ 865 – 842 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-2 | BLB 1 Kgs. 20:1–34 Syrian Warred against Ahab + Hadassah ♦ + Hagar Haggai Ω see Esther Matriarch ≈ 1820 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 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 Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Hag. 1 Levite Ham-Haz Ham Hanani Ω + Hannah Patriarch ≈ 2444 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Son of Noah ( 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 Wikipedia | BLB 2 Chr. 16:7 Father of Jehu Matriarch ≈ 1100 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 1 Sam. 1:2 Ephraimite Wife of Elkanah Mother of Samuel Haran Hasmoneans Hazael ♦ Hea-Hep Patriarch ≈ 1980 – 1940 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 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 Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 1 Kgs. 19:15, 17 Syrian Helaman II Ω Helaman III Ω Hellenists Prophet & Military Leader ≈ 74 – 57 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Alma 31:7 Nephite Son of Alma II Father of Helaman III Prophet & Chief Judge ≈ 53 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Hel. 2:2 Nephite S on of Helaman II Father of Nephi II & Lehi III Herod see Grecians Herod the Great ♦ Herod II (Herod Philip) Herod Agrippa ♦ King of Judea ≈ 75 – 4/1BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Idumaean/ Herodian Son of Antipater & Cypros I Husband of Mariamne I (a Hasmonean princess ) & several others; f ather 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 Appointed king of Judea by the Roman senate and Augustus ; served from ≈ 37 - 4/1 BC; conquered Jerusalem in 37 BC and ordered execution of King Antigonus 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 and baby Jesus ; stayed in Egypt until after his death (Matt. 1:13–20 ) At his death, Caesar Augustus divided up the kingdom and made Herod Archelaus ethnarch of Judea , Samaria , and Idumea (Edom) ; Herod Antipas tetrarch of Galilee and Perea ; Philip I tetrarch of the territories east of the Jordan River , and Salome toparch of Iamnia , Azotus ( Ashdod ) , and Phasaelis . Herod Agrippa II ♦ Prince of Judea ≈ 27 BC – 33 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 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 ≈ 10 – 44 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Herodian Grandson of Herod the Great Son of Aristobulus IV & Berenice I Father of Herod Agrippa II , Berenice II , & Drusilla King of Judea from 37/38 – 44 AD Executed James and i mprisoned Peter (Acts. 12:2–3 ) Killed and eaten by worms for not giving God the glory (Acts. 12:20–23 ) Herod Antipas (Herod the Tetrarch) ○ Herod Archelaus ○ King of part of Judea ≈ 27 – 92 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Herodian Son of Herod Agrippa I & Cypros III; brother of Berenice II & Drusilla King of parts of Galilee , Perea , Syria , and Chalcis from 47–92/100 AD Heard Paul's defense and testimony after arrest; "Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian" ( Acts. 25–26 ) Tetrarch of Galilee & Perea ≈ 25 BC – 40 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Matt. 14:1 Herodian Son of Herod the Great & Malthace Tetrarch of Galilee & Perea from 6/1 BC – 39 AD 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 ) Ethnarch of Judea, Samaria, & Idumaea ≈ 23 BC – 18 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Herodian Son of Herod the Great & Malthace Ethnarch of Samaria, Judea, and Idumea from 4 BC – 6 AD ; succeeded his father after his death, but not as king; Rome divided up father's the kingdom Joseph III warned by angel not to return to Judea because of his reign; instead took to Mary 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 Herodians + Herodias Hezekiah (Ezekias) † ♦ Hi Descendants of Herod or political party who wanted to restore a Herod to the throne ≈ 1BC – 100 AD Wikipedia | BD | BLB Mark 3:6 Princess of Judea ≈ 15 BC – 40 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Matt. 14:6 Daughter of Aristobulus IV & Berenice I Granddaughter of Herod the Great Wife of two of her uncles, Herod II & Herod Antipas Mother of Salome III 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 ) King of Judah ≈ 739/741 – 687 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 2 Kgs. 18:1 Judahite Son of Ahaz King of Judah from ≈ 729 – 687 BC Father of Manasseh II Ancestor of Jesus ( Matt. 1:9 ) High Priest (Kohen Gadol) ■ Hilkiah ■ Hiram ♦ Head of Israelite Priesthood ≈ 1500 BC – 70 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS | JE | BLB Ex. 28 Levite Kohanim First patriarchs were ordained from Adam down (D&C 107:40–57 ) Only one allowed in Holy of Holies of ancient Tabernacle & Temple High Priest ≈ 641 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 2 Kgs. 22 Levite Son of Shallum Father of Azariah VI & possibly Jeremiah King of Tyre ≈ 980 – 947 BC Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Sam. 5:11 Phoenician Son of Abibaal Ho-Hz Hittites Holy Ghost (Comforter, Spirit) Hophra ♦ Tribe/group from northern Levant ≈ 1650 – 1100 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 1 Kgs. 10:29 Descended from Heth & Canaan Member of the Godhead/Trinity Wikipedia | BD Personage of Spirit Bears witness of God the Father and Jesus Christ see Apries Hosea (Hoshea I) Ω Hoshea II ♦ + Huldah Ω Prophet ≈ 750 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Hosea 1 Issacharite Son of Beeri Last King of Israel (Northern Kingdom) ≈ 732 – 722 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 2 Kgs. 15:30 Issacharite Son of Elah Prophetess ≈ 622 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 2 Kgs. 22:14 Ephraimite Wife of Shallum I I Ia–Isa / Ish / Isr–Iz Ia-Isa Iddo Ω Idumaeans Isaac † Ω Prophet ≈ 930 BC Wikipedia | JE | BLB 2 Chr. 9:29 Possibly same as "man of God" in 1 Kings 13 with Jeroboam see Edomites Prophet ≈ 1892 – 1712 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB "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 and Esau (Gen. 25:20–26 ) Shepherd Covenanted with the Lord (Gen. 26:1–5 ) Said Rebekah was his sister so Abimelech 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 ) Ish Isaiah (Esaias) Ω Ish-bosheth (Eshbaal) ♦ Ishmael Prophet ≈ 740 – 680 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 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 Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 2 Sam. 2:8 Son of Saul & Ahinoam Patriarch ≈ 1906 – 1769 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB "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 ) Ishmael II Ishmaelites Israel † Ω Patriarch ≈ 650 – 592 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS 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 Laman , Lemuel , and Nephi Tribe/group living in Arabia ≈ 1700 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Gen. 21:18 D escended from Ishmael (who was part Egyptian ) Group of traders bought Joseph 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 or the place Israelites-Iz Israelites Issachar Issacharites (Tribe of Issachar) See Twelve Tribes of Israel ≈ 1600 BC – Present Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 2 Sam. 17:25 Descendants of Jacob/Israel & Twelve sons Man of Reward Patriarch ≈ 1743 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Issacharite Son of Jacob & Leah (Gen. 30:18 ) Father of Tola , Phuvah , Jashub , Shimron , and Issacharites One of the Twelve Tribes ≈ 1600 BC – Present Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Issacharite Descended from Issachar Blessed by Jacob that they are "a strong ass couching down between two burdens: and he saw that rest was good, and the land that it was pleasant; and bowed his shoulder to bear, and became a servant unto tribute" (Gen. 49:14–15 ); and by Moses that "They shall call the people unto the mountain; there they shall offer sacrifices of righteousness: for they shall suck of the abundance of the seas, and of treasures hid in the sand" (Deu. 33:18–19 ) Territory included parts of the Galilee area including Jezreel and Mt. Tabor (see map ) Joined the Northern Kingdom of Israel after split Majority carried away captive by Assyrians in 721 BC ; one of the "Lost 10 tribes" (2 Kgs. 17 ) Famous people include the judge Tola , kings Baasha , Elah , and Hoshea II , and the prophet Elisha Ithobaal ♦ King of Tyre ≈ 896 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 1 Kgs. 16:31 Phoenician Father of Jezebel « Previous / Next »
- Family Trees IV: Harmony of the Gospels
Family tree of Jesus Christ, Book of Mormon prophets, the Hasmoneans/Maccabees, and the Herodians. Study the people in the scriptures and read the history behind them. Maccabees/Hasmoneans Alma I & II King Benjamin Captain Moroni & Helaman Herod the Great Jesus Christ John the Baptist Apostles & Herodians Mormon & Moroni « FAMILY TREES V » King Benjamin / Hasmoneans-Maccabees / Alma I & II / Captain Moroni / Herod the Great / Jesus / John the Baptist / Apostles / Herod Agrippa I & II / Mormon & Moroni Key: † Ancestor of Christ / Ω Prophet / ■ High Priest / ♦ King-Queen / ○ Judge or Ruler / ~ Not Married / ( ) Non-biblical / + Daughter / ╪ Killed or # Disinherited by Herod Israelite Reuben Simeon Levi Judah Dan Naphtali Gad Asher Issachar Zebulun Joseph Manasseh Ephraim Benjamin Canaan Midian Moab Edom Egypt Syria Greek Assyria Babylon Persia Rome Unknown Jesus Christ & Ancestors Download or view FREE PDF Names in ( ) are from non-biblical sources and are included as a possibility King Benjamin Maccabees/Hasmoneans Abinadi Ω Mosiah II ♦ Helorum Helaman unknown Captain Moroni & Helaman Mattathias † unk. † +(daughter) (Matthias Ephilias) +daughter Ptolemy b. Abubus ○ (Aristobulus) ■♦ (Salome Alexandra) ♦ (Antigonus) (Alexander Jannaeus) ■♦ (Salome Alexandra) ♦ (Absalom II) unknown (son) Simeon (Joaribite) unknown John-Johanan unknown Mattathias (Maccabee) unknown (continued) Nagge † unk. † Esli † unk. † Naum † unk. † Amos † unk. † (continued) Achim † unk. † (continued) Zarahemla ♦ unknown Ammon II Ammon III Aaron II Omner Himni Alma Ω○ unknown Alma II Ω○ unknown (continued) Mosiah I ♦ unknown Benjamin II ♦ unknown Father ♦ unknown Lamoni ♦ Anti-Nephi-Lehi ♦ unknown Anti-Nephi-Lehies John Hyrancus ■○ unknown Mattathias II Judas (continued) (Simon II) ■ unknown Onias III ■ Jason ■ unknown Menelaus ■ Onias IV ■ Alcimus ■ unknown 4. Eleazar Avaran 5. Jonathan Apphus ■ unknown 3. Judas Maccabeus ○ 1. John Gaddi 2. Simon Thassi ■○ (continued) Zeniff ♦ unknown Noah II ♦ many Limhi ♦ Moroni unknown Eliud † unk. † Joseph VIII † unk. † Herod the Great (Alexander) (Alexandra) ╪ (Antigonus II) ■♦╪ unknown +(Alexandra II) i. (Philippion) ii. (Ptolemy b.) ○ (Antipas) ○ unknown (Antipater) ○ (Cypros) (Joseph IV) ╪ (Salome) ○ (Hyrancus II) ■♦╪ unknown +(Alexandra) ╪ (Alexander) (Ananelus) ■ (Joshua b. Sie) ■ Idumaeans (unknown) (Joshua b. Fabus) ■ (Theudion) (Berenice) 1. (Joazar) ■ 2. (Eleazar) ■ 3. (Simon Cantheras) ■ unknown (Elioneus) ■ (Simon ben Boethus) ■# unknown +(daughter) Lysanias ○ (Antipater II) ╪ (Joseph V) unknown (Joseph VI) (Olympias) +(Salome) ○ i. (Joseph IV) ╪ ii. (Costabarus) ╪ iii. (Alexas I) +(Mariamne IV) (Herod V) ♦ (Pheroras) i. (dau. of Alex. II) ii. (Slave) +(daughter) (Tigranes V) ♦ Herod the Great ♦ i. (Doris) # ii. (Mariamne I) ╪ iii. (Mariamne II) # iv. (Malthace) v. (Cleopatra) vi. (others) (Phasael) ○ unknown (Phasael II) (Salampsio) (4 sons) +(Cypros III) Herod Agrippa ♦ (Aristobulus III) ■╪ +(dau.) (Pheroras) Jacob III † unk. † (Josephus) ○ (4 wives) Nephi II Ω○ Lehi III unknown Helaman III Ω○ unknown Matthat † unk. † (Joseph VII) unknown Eleazar III † unk. † (Matthias) unknown +(Martha II) i. unknown ii. (Joshua b. Gamla) ■ Samaritans +(Berenice) i. (Arist. IV) ╪ ii. (Theudion) (Antipater III) (Cypros II) +(daughter) Temple Treas. (3 children) Melchi † unk. † Matthan † unk. † (Aristobulus II) ■♦ (dau. of Absalom II) +(daughter) (Aristobulus II) ■♦ (Matthias Curtus) unknown Janna † unk. † Moronihah Levi † unk. † 1. Helaman II Ω 2. Shiblon 3. Corianton unknown (Seth) unk. i. +(Doris) # ii. +(Mariamne I) ╪ iii. +(Mariamne II) # iv. (Malthace) v. (Cleopatra) vi. (others) Heli † unk. † Jesus Christ Philip ○ (Herod?) (others) Salome III +(Olympias) (Joseph VI) Herod Antipas ○ i. (Phasaelis) Herod Archelaus ○ i. (Mariamne III?) Herod II # Herodias (Antipater II) ╪ i. (Mariamne III) +(Salampsio) (Phasael II) +(Cypros II) (Antip. III) (Aristobulus IV) ╪ (Berenice) (Alexander II) ╪ (Glaphyra) ii. (dau. of Ant. II) ii. (Glaphyra) ii. Herodias John the Baptist God the Father †Ω■♦ Zacharias II (Abia) Mary † Elisabeth John the Baptist Ω JESUS †Ω■♦ Samuel the Lamanite Ω Annas ■ unknown Joses James III Jude Simon +daughters Apostles & Herodians +Herodias i. Herod II # ii. Herod Antipas ○ Herod Agrippa ♦ (Cypros III) Aristobulus Minor (Iotapa of Emesa) +(Iotapa II) (Herod V) ♦ i. (Mariamne IV) ii. Berenice II Matthew Ω Thaddaeus Ω Alphaeus unknown Jonas unknown Peter Ω Andrew Ω unknown Zebedee Salome II James Ω John Ω Jonas II Ω Kumen Ω Kumenonhi Ω Mathoni Ω Mathonihah Ω Joseph III † Mary † +Salome III i. Philip ○ ii. (Arist. VI) ♦ Paul Ω Herod Agrippa II ♦ +Berenice II ♦ i. (Marcus Julius) ii. (Herod V) ♦ +(Mariamne V) i. (Julius Archelaus) ii. (Demetrius) +Drusilla (Drusus) i. (Aziz) ♦ ii. Felix ○ iii. (Polemon II) ♦ Zedekiah II Ω Jonas III Ω Isaiah II Ω Jeremiah II Ω Shemnon Ω Nephi IV Ω unknown ii. Berenice II i. (Mariamne IV) 1. (Aristobulus VI) ♦ Salome III 2. (Berenicianus) 3. (Hyrcanus III) (3 sons) +(Mariamne III) (Antipater II) ╪ 1. Eleazar ■ 3. Jonathan ■ 5. Matthias II ■ (Tigranes V) ♦ (dau. of Pheroras) (Alexander III) unknown (Tigranes VI) ♦ 2. +(dau.) Caiaphas ■ 4. Theophilus ■ 6. Ananus ■ unknown Matthias II ■ Alphaeus-Clopas? Mary III 1. James II Ω 2. Joses II Simon the Zealot Ω Simon Iscariot unknown Judas Iscariot Ω Thomas Ω Philip II Ω Bartholomew Ω Matthias Ω Nephi III Ω Timothy II Ω unknown ~iv. (Emp. Titus) ♦ Alma I & II Mormon & Moroni Amos II unknown (2 children) (2 children) Mormon I unknown Amos III unknown Ammaron unknown Mormon II Ω unknown Moroni II Ω « Previous / Next »
- Family Trees: Harmony of the Gospels
Family tree of Adam & Eve through the generations, down to Jesus Christ. Study the people in the scriptures and read the history behind them. Adam & Eve Enoch Noah Table of Nations Peleg « FAMILY TREES I » Adam & Eve / Cain & Abel / Enoch / Noah & Sons / Melchizedek / Peleg / Abraham / 12 Tribes / Moses / David / Isaiah / Lehi / King Benjamin / Herod / Jesus Christ Key: † Ancestor of Christ / Ω Prophet or Prophetess / ■ High Priest / ♦ King or Queen / ○ Judge or Other Ruler / ~ Not Married / ( ) Non-biblical Name / + Daughter Israelite Reuben Simeon Levi Judah Dan Naphtali Gad Asher Issachar Zebulun Joseph Manasseh Ephraim Benjamin Canaan Midian Moab Edom Egypt Syria Greek Assyria Babylon Persia Rome Unknown Adam & Eve's Descendants Download or view FREE PDF Names in ( ) are from non-biblical sources and are included as a possibility Adam & Eve Adam Ω† Eve † Cain unknown Abel Seth Ω† +Daughters Sons unknown † Enoch II unknown Enos † unknown † Irad unknown Cainan † unknown † Mehujael unknown Mahalaleel † (Enan) (Mered) (+Adah) (+Zillah) unknown † Enoch Jared † Methusael unknown unknown † Lamech II i. Adah ii. Zillah Enoch Ω† unknown † 1 . Jabal 2 . Jubal 3 . Tubal-cain 4. +Naamah (Elishaa) (Elimelech) (+Nahmah) Methuselah † (+Melca) unknown † unknown Lamech † (+Ashmua) Noah (Ashmua) † Noah Ω† (Nahmah or Emzara) † Japeth Shem Ω† Melchizedek Ω† Ham Table of Nations unknown unknown † unknown Gomer unk. Magog unk. Madai unk. Javan unk. Tubal unk. Meshech unk. Tiras unk. Elam unk. Asshur unk. Arphaxad † unknown † Lud unk. Aram unk. Cush unknown Mizraim unknown Phut unk. Canaan unknown Peleg 1. Ashkenaz 1. (Achon) 1. (Ariphi) 1. (Benib) 2. (Gera) 2. (Kesed) 2. (Zeelo) 2. Riphath 3. Togarmah 3. (Chazoni) 3. (Taari) 4. (Lot II) 3. (Lupirion) 4. (Gilak) 1. (Elichanaf) 2. (Lubal) 1. Elishah 2. Tarshish 3. Kittim 1. (Dedon) 2. (Zaron) 3. (Shebashni) 1. (Mirus) 1. (Pethor) 2. (Mokil) 2. (Bizayon) Salah † (Anar) 1. (Shushan) unk. † 2. (Machul) 3. (Harmon) (Ashcol) 1. Uz 2. Hul 3. Gether 2. Anamim 3. Lehabim unknown 6. Casluhim 1. Ludim 4. Naphtuhim 5. Pathrusim 7. Caphtorim 2. Havilah 3. Sabtah 5. Sabtecha unknown 1. Seba 4. Raamah 6. Nimrod ♦ 4. Dodanim Eber † 4. Mash unk. † Philistines 1. Sheba II 2. Dedan 1. (Gebul) 2. (Hadan) 3. (Benah) 4. (Adan) Canaanites Peleg † unknown † Reu † unknown † Serug † unknown † Nahor † unknown † Terah † (Amthelo) † Joktan unknown Sidon Heth (Jebu) (Amori) (Gergashi) (Hivi) (Arkee) (Seni) (Arodi) (Zimodi) (Chamothi) 1. Almodad 3. Hazarmaveth 4. Jerah 5. Hadoram 6. Uzal 7. Diklah 8. Obal 9. Abimael 10. Sheba 11. Ophir 12. Havilah 13. Jobab Jebusites Girgashites Arkites Arvadites Hittites Amorites Hivites Sinites Zemarites Hamathites Sidonians-Phoenicians 2. Sheleph Arabs (continued) « Previous / Next »
- Family Trees III: Harmony of the Gospels
Family tree of Saul, David, and kings of Israel and Judah. Study the people in the scriptures and read the history behind them. Hezekiah & Sennacherib Josiah & Sons Lehi's Family & Daniel Zerubbabel & Cyrus Esther, Ezra, & Nehemiah Alexander the Great Zeniff « FAMILY TREES IV » Hezekiah / Sargon / Josiah / Jeremiah / Lehi & Sariah / Nephi / Ezekiel / Daniel & Friends / Zerubbabel & Cyrus / Ezra & Nehemiah / Esther / Omni / Zeniff & Mosiah Key: † Ancestor of Christ / Ω Prophet or Prophetess / ■ High Priest / ♦ King or Queen / ○ Judge or Other Ruler / ~ Not Married / ( ) Non-biblical Name / * Daughter Israelite Reuben Simeon Levi Judah Dan Naphtali Gad Asher Issachar Zebulun Joseph Manasseh Ephraim Benjamin Canaan Midian Moab Edom Egypt Syria Greek Assyria Babylon Persia Rome Unknown Kings of Judah & Descendants Download or view FREE PDF Names in ( ) are from non-biblical sources and are included here as a possibility (continued) Ahitub III ■ Urijah II ■ unknown (continued) Ahaz †♦ Abijah III †♦ (continued) Eliezer II † unk. † (continued) Sargon II ♦ (Ra'ima) ♦ Hezekiah & Sennacherib Jose † unk. † Meraioth II unknown Merodach Baladan ♦ Hezekiah †♦ Hephzibah †♦ Maaseiah Sennacherib ♦ (Naqi'a) ♦ Zadok II ■ unknown Manasseh II †♦ Meshullemeth †♦ Amariah IV unknown Er II † unk. † Elmodam † unk. † Arda-Mulissu Esarhaddon ♦ Nabu-shar-usur (others) (Esharra-hammat) ♦ Taharqa ♦ (Qalhata) ♦ Shallum II ■ unknown Azaliah unknown Amon †♦ Jedidah †♦ Mahseiah unknown Cosam † unk. † Ashurbanipal ♦ (Libbali-sarrat) ♦ (Psamtik I) ♦ (Mehytenweskhet) Gedaliah unknown Josiah & Sons Lehi's Family & Daniel Ezekiel Ω unknown Habakkuk Ω Buzi unk. Shallum IV unknown Hanameel Hilkiah ■ unknown Hilkiah unknown Jeremiah Ω Azariah VI ■ unknown Addi † unk. † Neri † unk. † Melchi † unk. † Neriah unknown Seraiah II Baruch ii. Hamutal♦ Jehoahaz III ♦ Zedekiah ♦ unknown Malchiah unknown Mulek unk. others Daniel Ω Shadrach Meshach Abed-nego Josiah †♦ Zephaniah Ω i. Zebudah †♦ ii. Hamutal♦ Gedaliah II ○ Jerahmeel Jeconiah †♦ Zedekiah II (Semiramis) †♦ Ahikam unknown i. Zebudah †♦ Johanan Jehoiakim †♦ Elasah Gemariah Shaphan unknown Apries Hophra ♦ (Psamtik II) ♦ (Takhuit) ♦ Huldah Ω Shallum V sons dau. of L. Zoram Laban II Lehi Ω Sariah Laman Lemuel Sam Nephi Ω Jacob II Ω Joseph II +daughters Nebuchadnezzar II ♦ (Cassadane) ♦ (Sinsharishkun) ♦ Necho II ♦ (Khedebneithirbinet) +daughters sons of L. Ishmael II unknown (Assur-etil-ilani) ♦ (Ana-Tasmetum-taklak) ♦ (Nabopolassar) ♦ unknown ♦ Jehozadak ■ unknown Seraiah ■ unknown Cushi unknown Zerubbabel & Cyrus Lamanites Nephites Zerubbabel †○ unk. † Salathiel † unk. † Pashur unk. Mulekites Gedaliah III Shimei Zerubbabel †○ unknown † 2. Salathiel † unknown † 1. Assir 3. Malkiram 5. Shenazzar 6. Jekamiah 7. Hoshama 8. Nedabiah 4. Pedaiah unknown Joshua II ■ unknown unknown † Nehushta †♦ dau of I. dau. of I. dau. dau. of I. unknown unknown sons of I. Cyrus the Great ♦ (Cassadane) ♦ (Hystaspes) unknown Amel-marduk ♦ +(dau.) ♦ (Nabonidus) ♦ +(Kassaya) Neriglissar ♦ Belshazzar ○ Darius the Mede ♦ Esther, Ezra, & Nehemiah Abihail unknown † Jair unknown † Abiud † unknown † Hachaliah unknown Joiakim ■ unknown Rhesa † unk. † Darius the Great ♦ (Bardiya) ♦ +(Atossa) ♦ (Cambyses II) ♦ Xerxes ♦ (Ametris) ♦ Ahasueres ♦ i. Vashti ♦ Joanna † +Esther ♦ Mordecai ii. Esther ♦ Ezra Ω Eliashib ■ unknown Nehemiah ○ Hanani II unk. † Ahasueres ♦ Xerxes II ♦ (Sogdianus) ♦ Darius II ♦ (Parysatis) ♦ (+Parysatis) ♦ Darius II ♦ (Philip II of Macedon) ♦ (Olympias of Epirus) ♦ Azor † unknown † Jarom unknown (Alexander the Great) ♦ (Arses) ♦ Darius III Codomannus ♦ (Artaxerxes II) ♦ (Stateira) ♦ (Artaxerxes III) ♦ (Atossa II) ♦ Eliakim II † unknown † Joiada ■ unknown son dau. of Sanballat Johanan II ■ unknown Jaddua ■ unknown Semei † unk. † Joseph V † unk. † Juda † unk. † Artaxerxes I ♦ (several) ♦ Enos Ω unknown (Onias I) ■ unknown (Manasseh III) ■ Omni Mattathias II † unknown unk. † Alexander the Great Zeniff (continued) (continued) Sadoc † unknown † Chemish unknown Abinadom unknown Amaleki son (continued) Achim † unknown † Zarahemla ♦ unknown Nagge † unk. † (Simon I) ■ (Eleazar III) ■ unknown (Simon II) ■ unknown (continued) Maath † unk. † Amaron (Onias II) ■ unknown Mosiah I ♦ unknown (continued) Zeniff ♦ unknown (continued) « Previous / Next »
- Family Trees: Harmony of the Gospels
Family tree of Abraham, Isaac, and the Twelve Tribes of Israel. Study the people in the scriptures and read the history behind them. Abraham's Family Jacob/Israel Twelve Tribes of Israel Moses, Miriam, & Aaron Joshua & Caleb Deborah & Judges Ruth & Naomi Samson « FAMILY TREES II » Abraham & Sarah / Isaac & Rebekah / Jacob / Twelve Tribes of Israel / Moses, Miriam, & Aaron / Joshua & Caleb / Deborah & Barak / Gideon / Ruth & Naomi / Samson Key: † Ancestor of Christ / Ω Prophet or Prophetess / ■ High Priest / ♦ King or Queen / ○ Judge or Other Ruler / ~ Not Married / ( ) Non-biblical Name / + Daughter Israelite Reuben Simeon Levi Judah Dan Naphtali Gad Asher Issachar Zebulun Joseph Manasseh Ephraim Benjamin Canaan Midian Moab Edom Egypt Syria Greek Assyria Babylon Persia Rome Unknown Abraham's Descendants Download or view FREE PDF Names in ( ) are from non-biblical sources and are included as a possibility Abraham's Family (continued) Terah † (Amthelo) † Haran † unknown † Nahor II † i. Milcah † ii. Reumah Abraham Ω† Eliezer i. Sarah † ii. Hagar iii. Keturah i. Milcah † ii. Reumah i. Sarah † ii. Hagar iii. Keturah +Milcah † Nahor † Lot † i. Lot's wife +Iscah/Sarah Abraham Ω† ~ii. daughters ~ii. dau. † i. Lot's wife † ~iii. dau. Jacob/Israel 2. Isaac Ω† Rebekah † 1. Uz 2. Buz 4. Kesed 5. Chazo 6. Pildash 7. Jidlaph 3. Kemuel unknown 8. Bethuel † unknown † Aram 9. Tebah 10. Gaham 11. Tahash 12. Maacah 1. Ishmael i. (Meribah) ii. (Malchuth) 3. Zimran 5. Medan 4. Jokshan unknown 6. Midian unknown 7. Ishbak 8. Shuah +daughters sons-in-law +dau † ~ Lot † +dau. Moab † Ben-Ammi ~ Lot † Laban † (Adinah) † +Rebekah † Deborah Isaac Ω† Zilpah +Leah † Jacob Ω† Jacob Ω† +Rachel † Jacob Ω† Bilhah i. Jacob Ω† ~ii. Reuben Esau i. Adah ii. Judith iii. Mahalath iv. Aholibamah Jacob/Israel Ω† i. Leah † ii. Rachel † iii. Bilhah iv. Zilpah 1. Nebaioth 2. Kedar 1. Sheba 1. Ephah 3. Adbeel 4. Mibsam 2. Dedan 2. Epher 5. Mishma 6. Dumah 3. Henoch 7. Massa 8. Hadad 9. Tema 10. Jetur 11. Naphish 4. Abida 5. Eldaah 12. Kedemah & +Mahalath i. Adah-Basemath iii. Mahalath-Basemath iv. Aholibamah Moabites † Ammonites 1. Eliphaz i. unk. ii. Timna 2. Reuel 3. Jeush 4. Jaalam 5. Korah unknown Ishmaelites Arabs Arabs Midianites Twelve Tribes of Israel Edomites Teman Omar Zepho Gatam Kenaz Kenizzites Amalek Amalekites Nahath Zerah Shammah Mizzah Jethro unknown +Zipporah Hobab Moses Ω i. Leah † ii. Rachel † iii. Bilhah iv. Zilpah 1. Reuben 2. Simeon 3. Levi +Dinah 4. Judah † 9. Issachar 10. Zebulun 11. Joseph †Ω 12. Benjamin 5. Dan 6. Naphtali 7. Gad 8. Asher i. (Eliuram) i. unk. (Dinah) (Adinah) ~i. Shechem i. (Aliyath) bat Shua (Aridah) (Merishah) Asenath † i. (Mechalia) (Aphlaleth) (Merimah) (Uzith) i. (Adon) Moses, Miriam, & Aaron Joshua & Caleb i. unknown † 6 sons Nemuel Dathan Abiram Jerahmeel i. Ahijah ii. Atarah ii. Abiah Segub unk. Jair Ram † unk. † Deborah & Judges Abishua ■ unknown Laadan unknown Ammihud Ahisamach unknown unknown Elishama unknown Aholiab Nun unknown Joshua Ω○ 1. Jeezer 2. Rakem 1. Ulam unk. Bedan 2. Helek 3. Asriel 4. Shechem II 5. Shemida 2. Abiezer unknown 1. Ishod 3. Mahalah Joash Zelophehad unknown 1. +Mahlah 2. +Noah III 3. +Hoglah 4. +Milcah II 5. +Tirzah Ashur i. Helah ii. Naarah Tekoa 1. Jesher 2. Shobab 3. Ardon 4. Hur unk. Uri unk. Bezaleel Chelubai-Caleb i. Azubah ii. Jerioth iii. Ephratah 6. Hepher unknown ~ii. Tamar † +Abiah Hezron Gilead unk. +Hammoleketh Peresh unknown Sheresh unk. Amminadab † unknown † +Elisheba Aaron ■ Nashon † unknown † 1. Mishael 2. Elzaphan 3. Zithri Abinoam unknown Shamgar ○ Anath unknown Gera unknown Ehud ○ i. (Aliyath) Hebron Uzziel unknown 2. Phallu unknown Eliab unk. 1. Zabdi-Zimri unknown 2. Ethan 3. Heman 4. Calcol 5. Dara Er Tamar † Onan Tamar † Shelah unk. Merari unk. +Jochebed Amram Mahali Mushi 1. Hanoch 3. Hezron 4. Carmi Hezron II † Hamul i. unknown † ii. Abiah Pharez † unk. † Zerah II unk. Kohath unknown Gershon unknown Libni Shimi Nepheg Zichri Korah II unknown Amram Jochebed Izhar unk. Telah unknown Tahan unknown Ashriel Machir Maachah II Eran Shuthelah unknown Tahan Rephah unknown Sherah Beriah unknown 1. Belah 2. Becher 3. Ashbel 4. Gera 9. Huppim 10. Ard 5. Naaman 6. Ehi +Maachah II 7. Rosh 8. Muppim ~ii. Bilhah ii. (Bunah) ii. (Simeon) ~ii. Tamar † ii. (Aribath) 1. Jemuel 2. Jamin 3. Ohad 4. Jachin 5. Zohar 6. Shaul 1. Tola 2. Phuvah 3. Jashub 4. Shimron 1. Sered 2. Elon 3. Jahleel Hushim unknown 1. Jahzeel 2. Guni 3. Jezer 4. Shillem 1. Ziphion 2. Haggi 3. Shuni 4. Ezbon 5. Eri 6. Arodi 7. Areli 1. +Serah 2. Jimnah 5. Beriah II unknown 3. Ishuah 4. Isui Heber Malchiel ii. (Hadurah) Salu unknown Zimri ~ Cozbi 1. Assir 2. Elkanah 3. Abiasaph unknown Zuph-Zophai unknown Jephunneh unknown Caleb II ○ unknown 1. Iru 3. Naam 2. Elah unk. +Achsah Othniel ○ Kenaz II Kenaz unknown Othniel ○ Achsah Hathath Seraiah unknown Joab II Salmon † Rachab † Aaron ■ Elisheba Moses Ω i. Cushite ii. Zipporah 1. Gershom 2. Eliezer +Miriam Ω Nadab Abihu Eleazar ■ dau. of Putiel Ithamar unknown Phinehas ■ unknown Carmi unk. Achan Manasseh Aramitess Ephraim † unknown unknown Tohu-Nahath Deborah II Ω○ Lapidoth Barak ○ Ruth & Naomi unknown Bukki ■ unknown Gideon ○ many wives Shechemite Uzzi ■ unknown Elihu-Eliab unknown many wives Shechemite 70 sons Jotham Abimelech II ♦ Samson Manoah (Hazelelponi) Samson ○ i. Philistine ~ii. Delilah Zerahiah ■ unknown Jeroham unknown Eli ■ ○ unknown Meraioth unknown (continued) (continued) (continued) Elkanah II i. Hannah ii. Peninnah Aphiah unknown Bechorath unknown Zeror unknown Abiel Maachah III (continued) Hillel unknown Abdon ○ Jair II ○ Gilead II i. unk. others ~ii. harlot Jephthah ○ unknown +daughter unk. 30 sons Ibzan ○ unk. Elon II ○ 30 sons +30 daughters Elimelech Naomi Chilion Orpah Mahlon Ruth † Boaz † Ruth † Obed † unknown † Jesse † unknown † (continued) Dodo unknown Puah unknown Tola ○ « Previous / Next »
- Family Trees II: Harmony of the Gospels
Family tree of Saul, David, and kings of Israel and Judah. Study the people in the scriptures and read the history behind them. Samuel, Saul, & David David's Wives & Children Rehoboam & Jeroboam Ahab & Jezebel Uzziah & Jonah Isaiah & Hoshea « FAMILY TREES III » Eli / Samuel / Saul / David / David's Wives & Children / Solomon / Rehoboam & Jeroboam / Elijah & Elisha / Ahab & Jezebel / Jonah / Isaiah & Uzziah / Hoshea II Key: † Ancestor of Christ / Ω Prophet or Prophetess / ■ High Priest / ♦ King or Queen / ○ Judge or Other Ruler / ~ Not Married / ( ) Non-biblical Name / + Daughter Israelite Reuben Simeon Levi Judah Dan Naphtali Gad Asher Issachar Zebulun Joseph Manasseh Ephraim Benjamin Canaan Midian Moab Edom Egypt Syria Greek Assyria Babylon Persia Rome Unknown King David's Descendants Download or view FREE PDF Names in ( ) are from non-biblical sources and are included here as a possibility (continued) (continued) (continued) Eli ■○ unknown Abiel Maachah III Ner Kish 8 others Samuel, Saul, & David Hophni Phinehas II unknown 2. Samuel Ω○ unknown Joel ○ unknown i. +Ahinoam ♦ ii. Rizpah Jonathan Abinadab II unknown +Merab Adriel +Michal i. David †♦ Malchishua Ish-bosheth ♦ Armoni Mephibosheth ii. Palti Ahiah ■ Ahimelech ■ unknown 1. Eliab 3. Shimei 2. Abinadab David †♦ +Zeruiah Abiathar ■ unknown unknown Jonathan II 4. Nethaneel 5. Raddai 6. Ozem 7. son i. Michal (Suri) ii. Ahinoam iii. Abigail iv. Maacah IV † v. Haggith vi. Abital vii. Eglah Mephibosheth II i. Hannah 3. Others 1. Children ii. Peninnah Abiah ○ unk. Abner unknown Saul ♦ i. Ahinoam ♦ ii. Rizpah (continued) Jesse † unknown † Ahimaaz II unknown Asaph Heman +Abihail viii. Bathsheba †♦ ix. Concubines 1. Abishai +Abigail II Jether/Ithra Amasa (continued) Elkanah II i. Hannah ii. Peninnah David's Wives & Children Jezreelites Talmai of Geshur †♦ unknown † 2. Joab 3. Asahel i. Michal i. David †♦ ii. Palti ii. Ahinoam II David †♦ iii. Abigail i. Nabal ii. David †♦ iv. +Maacah IV † David †♦ v. Haggith David †♦ vi. Abital David †♦ vii. Eglah David †♦ Ammiel/Eliam † unknown † viii. +Bathsheba †♦ i. Uriah the Hittite ii. David †♦ ix. unk. David †♦ x. Concubines i. David †♦ ~ii. Absalom †♦ Hadadezer ben Rohob ♦ Siamun ♦ (Karimala) ♦ Hiram ♦ no children Amnon Chileab-Daniel Absalom †♦ +Tamar II Adonijah Shephatiah Ithream Solomon †♦ Nathan II †♦ Shimea Shobab Jerimoth others ~ Tamar II ~i. David's concubines ~ Amnon ii. unknown Azariah ■ 700 wives 300 conc unknown Naamah †♦ Dau. of Pharaoh unknown +daughter ♦ Solomon †♦ Meraioth unknown Amariah unknown Ahitub II unknown Zadok ■ unknown Ahimaaz ■ Basemath Ahitub ■ Ichabod unknown Rehoboam & Jeroboam Uriel of Gibeah +Tamar III unknown ii. Abihail iii. Maacah V †♦ Joash III ■ unknown iv. 75 others Jeush Shemariah Zaham Abijam †♦ Attai Ziza 14 wives †♦ (Jehoiarib) ■ unknown Asa †♦ Azubah †♦ 37 others Shelomith others Menan † unk. † Melea † unk. † Ahijah II unknown Baasha ♦ unknown Ginath Abijah II Nadab II ♦ unknown Zimri ♦ Elah ♦ Tibni ♦ Omri †♦ Hezion ♦ unknown ♦ Tabrimmon ♦ unknown ♦ Benhadad I ♦ Naamah †♦ Rehoboam †♦ i. Mahalath ii. Abihail +Taphath Ben-Abinadab +Basemath Ahimaaz ■ iii. Maacah V †♦ iv. 75 others Mattatha † unk. † Zeruah Nebat Jeroboam ♦ (Ano) +Mahalath II Shishak ♦ unknown †♦ Ahab & Jezebel 2. Azariah 3. Jehiel 4. Zechariah Eliakim † unk. † Elijah Ω Jonan † unk. † Jehoshaphat III unknown Jehoshaphat †♦ unknown †♦ (Jehoshaphat II) ■ unknown Amariah II ■ 1. Jehoram II †♦ Athaliah †♦ Shaphat unknown Elisha Ω Jehoram ♦ +Athaliah †♦ Jehoram II †♦ Hadadezer ♦ Mesha ♦ Naaman unknown Ahaziah ♦ Ahab †♦ +Jezebel †♦ Ithobaal ♦ unknown ♦ (Baal-Eser II) ♦ Uzziah & Jonah 5. Azariah II 6. Michael 7. Shephatiah Joseph IV † unk. † Jehu II ♦ unknown ♦ Jehoiada ■ Jehosheba others +Jehosheba Jehoiada ■ Ahaziah II †♦ Zibiah †♦ Hazael ♦ unknown ♦ Benhadad III ♦ unknown ♦ Rezin ♦ Zechariah ■ Johanan ■ unknown Jehoash †♦ Juda † unk. † i. Jehoaddan †♦ ii. unknown ♦ Simeon † unk. † Levi † unk. † Matthat † unk. † Jehoahaz II ♦ unknown ♦ Jehoash II ♦ unknown ♦ Jeroboam II ♦ unknown ♦ Zachariah ♦ Amittai unknown Jonah Ω Jabesh unknown Shallum ♦ Gadi unknown Menahem ♦ unknown ♦ Remaliah Azariah IV ■ unknown Amaziah †♦ Jecoliah †♦ Amoz unknown Uzziah †♦ Jerusha †♦ unknown Amariah III ■ unknown Jotham II †♦ Isaiah Ω The Prophetess unknown †♦ Jorim † unk. † Pekahiah ♦ Tiglath-Pileser III ♦ Elah II unknown Pekah ♦ (Iaba) ♦ Isaiah & Hoshea Eliezer II † unk. † Hoshea II ♦ Osorkon IV ♦ Shalmaneser V ♦ (Banitu) ♦ Sargon II ♦ (Ra'ima) ♦ Ahitub III ■ Urijah II ■ unknown Ahaz †♦ Abijah III †♦ 1. Shear-Jashub 2. Maher-Shalal-Hash-Baz (continued) (continued) (continued) (continued) « Previous / Next »
- People: Harmony of the Gospels
List of people in the bible. Study the people in the scriptures and read the history behind them. J Jaa-Jal Jam-Jas Jea-Jehoa Jehoi Jehor-Jep Jer-Jesse Jesus-Ji Joa-Joe Joh-Joi Jon-Jor Jose Josh-Jot Ju-Jz « LIST OF PEOPLE:J » Aa-Ae, Ah-Am, An-Az / B / C / D / Ea-Em , En-Ez / F / G / Ha-He , Hi-Hz / I / Ja-Je , Ji-Jz / K / L / Ma , Me-Mz / N / O / P / Q-R / Sa-Se , Sh-Sz / T / U-Y / Z Key: † Ancestor of Christ / Ω Prophet / ■ High Priest / ♦ King-Queen / ○ Judge or Ruler / + Female / BD = Bible Dictionary / GS = Guide to the Scriptures / JE = Jewish Encyclopedia J Israelite Reuben Simeon Levi Judah Dan Naphtali Gad Asher Issachar Zebulun Joseph Manasseh Ephraim Benjamin Canaan Midian Moab Edom Egypt Syria Greek Assyria Babylon Persia Rome Unknown J Jaa–Jal / Jam–Jas / Jea–Jehoa / Jehoi / Jehor–Jep / Jer–Jesse / Jesus–Ji / Joa–Joe / Joh–Joi / Jon–Jor / Jose / Josh–Jot / Ju–Jz Jaa-Jal Jacob (Israel) † Ω Jacob II Jaddua ■ Prophet & Patriarch ≈ 1832 – 1685 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 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 , Asher , Issachar , Zebulun , Joseph, Benjamin Ancestor of Jesus ( Matt. 1:2 ) Prophet ≈ 590 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS 1 Ne. 18:7 Manassite/ Nephite (Alma 10:3 ) Son of Lehi & Sariah Father of Enos High Priest ≈ 371 – 320 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Neh. 12:11 Levite Son of Johanan Father of Onias I & Manasseh III Jam-Jas James Ω James II Ω James III Apostle ≈ 30 – 44 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 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 Executed by Herod Agrippa (Acts 12:2 ) Apostle ≈ 31 – 62 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Matt. 10:3 Jewish Son of Alphaeus (possible a brother of Matthew ) Son of Cleophas? & Mary III Sometimes called "the Less" Bishop of Jerusalem ≈ 40 – 69 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Matt. 13:55 Judahite Son of Mary & Joseph III Brother of Jesus Bishop of Jerusalem Most likely author of the Book of James Japheth Jaredites Jason ■ Patriarch ≈ 2494 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Son of Noah (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 II & Brother ≈ 2200 – 600 BC Wikipedia | GS Ether 1:33 Left Mesopotamia after the Tower of Babel and traveled to the Americas (Ether) High Priest ≈ 175 – 172 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Macc. Levite Son of Simon II Brother of Onias III Jea-Jehoa Jeconiah (Jehoiachin) † ♦ Jehoahaz I † ♦ Jehoahaz II ♦ King of Judah ≈ 598 BC (for 3 months) Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 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 ) see Ahaziah II King of Israel ≈ 814 – 798 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 2 Kgs. 10:35 Reubenite Son of Jehu II Father of Jehoash II Jehoahaz III (Shallum III) ♦ Jehoash (Joash I) † ♦ Jehoash II (Joash II) ♦ King of Judah ≈ 609 BC (for 3 months) Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Kgs. 23:30 Judahite Son of Josiah & Hamutal (daughter of Jeremiah of Libnah) Brother of Johanan, Jehoiakim , and Zedekiah Jews made him king after his father Josiah's death even though he was a younger 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 ), replaced him with Jehoiakim King of Judah ≈ 836 – 796 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 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 Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB "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 Jehoi Jehoiachin † ♦ Jehoiada ■ Jehoiakim (Eliakim) † ♦ see Jeconiah High Priest ≈ 842 – 830 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE | BLB Levite Husband of Jehosheba Brother-in-law of Ahaziah II With his wife, saved baby Jehoash of Judah 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 Lived to 130 years old (2 Chr. 24:15 ) King of Judah ≈ 609 BC – 598 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 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 Jeconiah He switched allegiance back to Egypt in 601 BC and in 598, Babylon besieged Jerusalem and he was killed Ancestor of Jesus Jehor-Jep Jehoram (Joram I) ♦ Jehoram II (Joram II) † ♦ Jehoshaphat (Josaphat) † ♦ King of Israel ≈ 852 – 841 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD 2 Kgs. 3 Son of Ahab & Jezebel Ephraimite King of Judah ≈ 849 – 842 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Kgs. 8:16 Son of Jehoshaphat Judahite Father of Ahaziah II Ancestor of Jesus ( Matt. 1:8 ) King of Judah ≈ 870 – 849 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 1 Kgs. 15:24 Son of Asa & Azubah Judahite Father of Jehoram II Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:8 ) + Jehosheba (Jehoshabeath) Jehovah (Yahweh) ♦ Jehozadak ■ Princess of Judah ≈ 835 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 2 Kgs. 11:2 Daughter of Jehoram II Judahite Wife of Jehoiada With her husband, saved Jehoash of Judah in the temple from Athaliah's wrath until he was old enough to reign ( 2 Kgs. 11 ) see Jesus High Priest ≈ 587 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 1 Chr. 6:14 Son of Seraiah Levite Father of Joshua II Jehu Ω Jehu II ♦ Jephthah ○ Jer-Jesse Prophet ≈ 909 BC Wikipedia | BLB 1 Kgs. 16:1 Son of Hanani Condemned Baasha and posterity for leading Israelites into idolatry (1 Kgs. 16:1–7 ) Rebuked Jehoshaphat for helping Ahab against the Syrians King of Israel ≈ 841 – 814 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 2 Kgs. 9:13 Reubenite Son of Jehoshaphat II Father of Jehoahaz II Judge of Israel ≈ 1130 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Judg. 11 Manassite Son of Gilead Jeremiah Ω Jeroboam ♦ Jeroboam II ♦ Prophet ≈ 627 – 582 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Jer. 1:1 Levite Son of Hilkiah Contemporary of Lehi (1 Ne. 7:14 ) King of Israel ≈ 931 – 910 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 1 Kgs. 11:26–14:20 Son of Nebat & Zeruah Ephraimite Father of Nadab King of Israel ≈ 786 – 746 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Kgs. 13:13 Reubenite Son of Jehoash II Father of Zachariah Jerubbaal (Jerubbesheth) ○ Jeshua Jesse † see Gideon Jesus-Ji see Joshua I or II or Jesus Patriarch ≈ 1100 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Ruth 4:17 | Judahite Son of Obed Father of David Ancestor of Jesus ( Matt. 1:5 ) Jesus Christ † Ω ■ ♦ King of Kings | The Great High Priest | Jehovah | Messiah ≈ 1 BC – 33 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Luke 1:31 Judahite Son of God & Mary Royal descendant of David 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 ) Annunciation to Mary (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 Jethro (Reuel) Jews + Jezebel Priest of Midian ≈ 1550 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD Ex. 2–4 Midianite/ Kenite Father of Zipporah ; Father-in-law of Moses (Ex. 2:21 ) Joa-Joe Tribe/group from the Kingdom of Judah ≈ 930 BC – Present Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 2 Kgs. 16:6 Ethnic and religious grouping Queen of Israel ≈ 874 – 850 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 1 Kgs. 16:31 Phoenician Daughter of Ithobaal Wife of Ahab Mother of Ahaziah , Jehoram , and Athaliah + Joanna Joash I & II ♦ Job Ω Disciple ≈ 31 AD Wikipedia | BD 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 Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Job 1 From Uz (Job 1:1) Feared God and eschewed evil (Job 1:1) Father of seven sons and three daughters (Job 1:2) Very wealthy (Job 1:3) Lost everything but didn't curse God Joh-Joi + Jochebed Joel II Ω Johanan II ■ Matriarch ≈ 1600 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Ex. 2:1 Levite Daughter of Levi; born in Egypt (Num. 26:58–59 ) Wife of Amram (Num. 26:59 ) 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 John Ω Prophet ≈ 800 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Joel 2:28–32 Son of Pethuel High Priest ≈ 410 – 371 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Neh. 12:11 Levite Son of Joiada Father/ancestor of Jaddua John Hyrcanus ■ John Mark Apostle ≈ 31 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Mark 1:20 Levite? Son of Zebedee & Salome II Brother of James; c alled the "Sons of Thunder" by Jesus Fisherman One of the first disciples High Priest & Prince of Judea ≈ 134 – 104 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | JE | BLB 1 Macc. 16:11 Son of Simon Thassi Levite see Mark John the Baptist Ω Joiada (Jaddua I) ■ Joiakim ■ Prophet ≈ 2 BC – 32 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 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 Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Neh. 12:10 Levite Son of Eliashib High Priest ≈ 490 - 470 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Neh. 12:10 Son of Joshua II Levite Jon-Jor Jonah (Jonas) Ω Jonathan Jonathan Apphus ■ Prophet ≈ 780 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 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 Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 1 Sam. 13:3 Benjaminite Son of Saul & Ahinoam | Friend of David High Priest & Prince of Judea ≈ 153 – 143 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 1 Macc. 2:2-5 Levite Son of Mattathias Jose Jonathan ben Annas (John II) ■ Joram I & II ♦ Joseph Ω High Priest ≈ 36 – 37 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Acts 4:6 Levite Son of Annas see Jehoram I & II May He Add Prophet & Patriarch ≈ 1741–1631 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Josephite Son of Jacob & Rachel (Gen. 30:22–24) Husband of Asenath Father of Ephraim & Manasseh and Josephites Obtained the birthright after Reuben lost it (1 Chr. 5:1–2) Dreamed he would lead his brothers (Gen. 37) Sold into Egypt at 17yo; worked for Potipher until his wife tried to seduce him; thrown in prison for refusing her (Gen. 37, 39) Interpretted Pharaoh's dream of seven years of plenty and famine Became second in the land to Pharaoh Saved family from famine He and his descendants were blessed by Jacob (Gen. 49:1, 22–26 ) Joseph II Joseph III † Joseph ben Caiaphas ■ May He Add Patriarch ≈ 590 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia Israelite : Manassite: Nephite Youngest son of Lehi & Sariah (1 Ne. 18:7) Born in the wilderness May He Add Carpenter ≈ 20 BC–20 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Israelite : Judahite Son of Jacob or Heli Husband of Mary ( Luke 1:27) Father of Jesus (step) , Joses , James III , Jude , Simon, & Daughters Was going to divorce (break off engagement) Mary privately until angel appeared and told him to wed her Took Mary to Bethlehem for census and to pay taxes; told to flee Herod' s wrath; took Mary and baby Jesus to Egypt until angel told him to return to Nazareth see Caiaphas Josh-Jot Joseph Smith Ω Josephus Joshua Ω ○ May He Add Prophet = 1805 – 1844 AD Wikipedia | GS Israelite : Ephraimite JS–H Son of Joseph Sr. and Lucy Mack Smith Husband of Emma Roman -Jewish Historian ≈ 37 – 100 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia Josephus Levite Son of Matthias Prophet ≈ 1445 – 1335 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 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 ) Joshua II (Jeshua) ■ Josiah (Josias) † ♦ Jotham II (Joatham) † ♦ High Priest ≈ 515 – 490 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Ezra 3:2 Levite Son of Jehozadak Father of Joiakim Ju-Jz King of Judah ≈ 640 – 609BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 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 Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Kgs. 15:32 Judahite Son of Uzziah & Jerushah Father of Ahaz Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:9 ) Judah (Judas I) † Judah, Kingdom of Judahites (Tribe of Judah) Praise Patriarch ≈1745 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Israelite : Judahite Son of Jacob & Leah (Gen. 29:35) Father of Er , Onan , Shelah , Pharez , Zerah , & Judahites Had idea to sell Joseph as a slave instead of killing him (Gen. 37:26–27) Sinned with daughter-in-law Tamar II Offers himself in place of Benjamin (Gen. 44 ) Ancestor of Jesus ( Matt. 1:2 ) see Kingdom of Judah Praise One of the Twelve Tribes ≈ 1600 BC – Present Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Israelite : Judahite Descended from Judah Blessed by Jacob that "thy brethren shall praise: thy hand shall be in the neck of thine enemies; thy father’s children shall bow down before thee. Judah is a lion’s whelp...The sceptre shall not depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from between his feet, until Shiloh come; and unto him shall the gathering of the people be..." (Gen. 49:8–12 ); and by Moses that Hear, Lord, the voice of Judah, and bring him unto his people: let his hands be sufficient for him; and be thou an help to him from his enemies" (Deu. 33:7 ). Territory was in Judea and included Bethlehem and Hebron; also bordered Jerusalem (see map ) Stayed with Rehoboam to form the Southern Kingdom of Judah Jesus descended from the line of kings (Matt. 1 ) Famous people include David and the kings of Judah , Isaiah , Daniel , Mulekites , and Jesus Judas II see Jude Judas Maccabaeus ○ Leader of Maccabees ≈ 167 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD 1 Macc. Levite Son of Mattathias Judas III Ω see Thaddaeus Lebbaeus Judas Iscariot Ω Praise Apostle ≈ 30 – 33 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Matt. 10:4 Jewish Son of Simon "Keeper of the bag" Jude (Judas II) Author of Jude ≈ 33 – 65 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Matt. 13:55 Son of Mary & Joseph III Brother of Jesus Wrote the book of Jude « Previous / Next »
- People: Harmony of the Gospels
List of people in the bible. Study the people in the scriptures and read the history behind them. S Saa-Sams Samuel-Saz Sc-Se Sha She-Shy Si-Sn So-Sz T Ta-Th Ti To-Tz U–Y Z Za Zea-Zec Zed-Zh Zi-Zz « LIST OF PEOPLE:S–Z » Aa-Ae, Ah-Am, An-Az / B / C / D / Ea-Em , En-Ez / F / G / Ha-He , Hi-Hz / I / Ja-Je , Ji-Jz / K / L / Ma , Me-Mz / N / O / P / Q-R / Sa-Se , Sh-Sz / T / U-Y / Z Key: † Ancestor of Christ / Ω Prophet / ■ High Priest / ♦ King-Queen / ○ Judge or Ruler / + Female / BD = Bible Dictionary / GS = Guide to the Scriptures / JE = Jewish Encyclopedia Saa-Sams S Israelite Reuben Simeon Levi Judah Dan Naphtali Gad Asher Issachar Zebulun Joseph Manasseh Ephraim Benjamin Canaan Midian Moab Edom Egypt Syria Greek Assyria Babylon Persia Rome Unknown S Saa–Sams / Samu–Sav / Sc–Se / Sha / She–Sho / Si–Sn / So–Sz Sadducees ○ + Salome II + Salome III Priestly Jewish Aristocratic Party ≈ 167 BC – 73 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Matt. 3:7 Levite Disciple ≈ 30 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-1 Mark 15:40-41 Jewish / Levite ? Wife of Zebedee Mother of James & John Ministered to Jesus , was at the cross, and anointed His body for burial Angel appeared and told her and other women that Christ was risen Princess of Judea ≈ 30 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-2 Matt. 14:3–11 Herodian Daughter of Herod II & Herodias; step-daughter of Herod Antipas Danced at the request of her mother for Herod Antipas ; she requested head of John the Baptist Wife of Philip I Sam Samaritans Samson ○ Nephite ≈ 606 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS 1 Ne. 2:5 Manassite /Nephite Son of Lehi I & Sariah Tribe from Samaria ≈ 720 BC – Present Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 2 Kgs. 17:24 Samaritan Descended from a mix of "lost" Northern tribes of Israel (primarily Ephraim & Manasseh ) and other Mesopotamians Jews rejected them and went out of way to avoid them Jesus spent time there and spoke to woman at well (John 4 ); Later He was rejected (Luke 9:52 ) Jesus used them in teachings, like the parable of Good Samaritan Religion today is similar to Judaism Judge of Israel ≈ 1060 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Judg. 13:24–16:30 Danite Son of Manoah Samuel-Saz Samuel Ω ○ Judge & Prophet ≈ 1070 – 1012 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 1 Sam. 1:20 Levite (or possibly Ephraimite) Son of Elkanah & Hannah Father of Joel & Abiah Samuel the Lamanite Ω Prophet ≈ 6 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Hel. 13:2 Lamanite Sanhedrin (Chief Rulers, Council) ○ Jewish Senate ≈ 57 BC – 425 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Acts 5:34 Jewish Governing body in Israel and Judea The central government in Jerusalem was made up of the High Priest plus 70 elders; local governments had 23 elders. Included the High Priest , Chief Priests , Pharisees , Sadducees , Scribes , & others Met in the Temple every day except holy days + Sarah (Sarai) † Sargon II ♦ + Sariah Matriarch ≈ 1983 – 1856 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB "Princess" Either daughter of Haran ( Iscah? ) or granddaughter of Terah Wife of Abraham who was barren for many years (Gen. 11:29) Pharaoh desired her because of her beauty (Gen. 12:11–20 ) Visited by holy men who prophesy of Isaac' s birth (Gen. 18 ) Mother of Isaac at 90 years old (Gen. 21:2 ) Sent Hagar and Ishmael away (Gen. 21:9–21 ) Lived to 127 years old (Gen. 23:1–2) Ancestor of Jesus ( Matt. 1:2 ) King of Neo-Assyrian Empire ≈ 770 – 705 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Isa. 20:1 Assyrian Son of Tiglath-Pileser III Father of Sennacherib King of Neo-Assyrian Empire from ≈ 722 – 705 BC Matriarch ≈ 606 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS 1 Ne. 2:5 Nephite Wife of Lehi Mother of Laman , Lemuel , Sam , Nephi, Jacob II , Joseph II , and daughters Saul ♦ Saul II Ω Savior † Ω ■ ♦ Sc-Se King of Israel ≈ 1032 – 1012 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 1 Sam. 9:2 Benjaminite Son of Kish Father of Jonathan , Michal , & Ish-bosheth & others see Paul see Jesus Christ Scribes Seer Ω Sennacherib ♦ Copiers of manuscripts ≈ 1040 BC – 70 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS 2 Sam. 8:17 Typically were Levite Sometimes called lawyers because they were experts on the Law of Moses Ezra was a scribe Some served on the Great Sanhedrin Jesus often called out their hypocrisy for being "experts" on the law of Moses but not living it themselves One who sees ≈ 4000 BC – Present Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 1 Sam. 9:9 Another name for a revelator or prophet King of Neo-Assyrian Empire ≈ 745 – 681 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Kgs. 18:13 Assyrian Son of Sargon II Father of Esarhaddon King of Neo-Assyrian Empire from ≈ 705 – 681 BC Seraiah ■ Seth † Seventy Elders Sha High Priest ≈ 600 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | JE#2 1 Chr. 6:14 Levite Son of Azariah VI Father of Jehozadak Put to death by Nebuchadnezzar II Patriarch ≈ 3870 – 2958 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Son of Adam & Eve ( Gen. 4:26) Righteous like his brother Abel (Moses 6:3 ) Father of Enos I Ancestor of Jesus ( Luke. 3:38 ) Group of 70 leaders ≈ 1500 BC - Present GS | BLB Num. 11:16-30 70 men called to serve the Kingdom of God throughout many dispensations, including: under Moses , the Great Sanhedrin , those appointed by Jesus , and the modern-day Quorum of the Seventy Seventy nations are named as descendants of Noah in Gen. 10 Shadrach (Hananiah) Prince of Judah ≈ 605 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS | BLB Dan. 1:6 Judahite Friend of Daniel, Meshach , and Abed-nego One of the young royals carried away to Babylon by Nebuchadnezzar (Dan. 1:3–4 ) Refused the king's meat and wine (Dan. 1:5–17 ) Thrown with friends in fiery furnace for not worshiping idol (Dan. 3 ) Shallum ♦ King of Israel ≈ 752 BC (for 1 month) Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Kgs. 15:10 Gileadite/Manassite Son of Jabesh Shallum II ■ High Priest ≈ 670 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 1 Chr. 6:12 Levite Son of Zadok II Shallum III † ♦ Shalmaneser V ♦ Shamgar ○ She-Shy see Jehoahaz III King of Neo-Assyrian Empire ≈ 727 – 722 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Kgs. 17:3 Assyrian Son of Tiglath-Pileser III; brother of Sargon II After a siege of Samaria for 3 years, conquered the Northern Kingdom of Israel and carried the ten tribes captive to Assyria Judge of Israel ≈ 1270 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Judg. 3:31 Israelite /possibly Naphtalite Son of Anath Shechem Shem (Melchizedek?) † Ω Shishak ♦ Prince of Shechem ≈ 1650 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia Gen. 34:2 Hivite Son of Hamor the Hivite Defiled and wanted to marry Dinah (Gen. 34:4 ) Simeon and Levi killed him and others for defiling their sister (Gen. 34:25 ) Si-Sn Patriarch ≈ 2452 - 1842 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Son of Noah (Gen. 5:32) Father of Arphaxad , Elam , Ashur , Lud , & Aram One of eight saved on the ark (Gen. 6–9 ) Ancestor of Semitic peoples, including the Hebrews, Arabs, Babylonians, Syrians, and Assyrians Probably same person as Melchizedek Ancestor of Jesus (Luke 3:36 ) see Shoshenq Shoshenq (Shishak) ♦ Pharaoh of Egypt ≈ 943 – 922 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 1 Kgs. 11:40 Egyptian Son of Nimlot A Father of Osorkon I Siamun ♦ Pharaoh of Egypt ≈ 986 – 967 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia 1 Kgs. 3:1 Egyptian Possible father-in-law of Solomon Simeon (Shimon) Patriarch ≈ 1747 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Gen. 29:33 Israelite /Simeonite Son of Jacob & Leah Father of Simeonites Simeonites (Tribe of Simeon) One of the Twelve Tribes of Israel ≈ 1600 BC – Present Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Gen. 49:5 Simeonite Descendants of Simeon Simon Peter Ω see Peter Simon Thassi ■ ○ High Priest & Prince of Judea ≈ 142 – 134 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 1 Macc . 2:1 Levite Son of Mattathias Father of John Hyrcanus & others So-Sz Simon the Zealot Ω So ♦ Solomon (Jedidiah) † ♦ Apostle ≈ 31 – 65 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Matt. 10:4 Canaanean Zealot see Osorkon IV King of Israel ≈ 970 – 931 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BM | BLB 2 Sam. 5:14 Judahite Son of David & Bathsheba Father of Rehoboam & others Ancestor of Jesus ( Matt. 1:6 ) Southern Kingdom Stephen Syrians see Kingdom of Judah One of Seven Leaders ≈ 34 – 35 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS Acts 6:5 Jewish Testified to the Sanhedrin and Caiaphas (Acts 6:12–7:53) Stoned to death with Paul consenting (Acts 7:57–8:1) People of Semitic origin north of Palestine ≈ 2000 BC – Present Wikipedia | BD 2 Sam. 8:5 Syrian Descended from Aram son of Shem Often warred with Israelites Ta-Th T T Ta–Th / Ti / To–Tz + Tamar † + Tamar II Taharqa (Tirhakah) ♦ Matriarch ≈ 1720 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Gen. 38 Descendant of Shem? Wife of Er & Onan Daughter-in-Law of Judah Mother of Pharez & Zerah by Judah Ancestors of Jesus ( Matt. 1:3 ) Princess of Israel ≈ 978 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Sam. 13:1 Jewish/Geshurite/Aramean Daughter of David & Maacah Pharaoh of Egypt ≈ 690 – 664 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 2 Kgs. 19:9 Egyptian Son of Piye Terah † Thaddaeus Lebbaeus (Judas III) Ω Thomas Didymus Ω Ti Apostle ≈ 31 – 65 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Matt. 10:3 Jewish Apostle ≈ 31 – 72 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Matt. 10:3 Jewish Patriarch ≈ 2100 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD Gen. 11:24 Assyrian Son of Nahor Father of Haran , Nahor , and Abraham Tiberius Caesar ♦ Emperor of Rome ≈ 14 – 37 AD Wikipedia | BLB Luke 3:1 Roman Son of Tiberius Claudius Nero & Augustus (adopted) Tibni ♦ King of Israel ≈ 885 – 880 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 1 Kings 16:21 Israelite /possibly Ephraimite Son of Ginath Tiglath-pileser III (Pul) ♦ King of Neo-Assyrian Empire ≈ 795 – 727 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Kgs. 15:19 Assyrian Son of Adad-nirari Father of Shalmaneser V & Sargon II King of Neo-Assyrian Empire from ≈ 745 – 727 BC Invaded Israel ; forced Menahem to pay tribute Started capture and deportation of the northern 10 tribes Helped Ahaz against Pekah & Rezin Timothy Tirhakah ♦ Titus II To-Tz Companion of Paul ≈ 50 – 97 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Acts 16:1–3 Greek Son of Eunice see Taharqa Companion of Paul ≈ 63 – 96 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Titus 1:4 Greek Twelve Tribes of Israel (Israelites) † 12 Sons of Jacob I & their descendants ≈ 1650 BC – Present Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS | BM | BLB Gen. 29 Israelite Tribes are Reuben , Simeon , Levi , Judah , Dan , Naphtali , Gad , Asher , Issachar , Zebulun , Joseph ( Ephraim , Manasseh ), Benjamin Ancestors of Jesus ( Matt. 1:2 ) U–Y U–Y Uriah the Hittite (Urias) David's Mighty Man ≈ 980 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 2 Sam. 11:3 Hittite First husband of Bathsheba Killed by David's scheme Urijah (Uriah II) Ω Prophet ≈ 609 BC Wikipedia | BLB Jer. 26:20-23 Israelite Son of Shemaiah Uzziah (Azariah III, Ozias) † ♦ King of Judah ≈ 783 – 742 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Kgs. 14:21 Judahite Son of Amaziah & Jecoliah Father of Jotham Ancestor of Jesus ( Matt. 1:8 ) Xerxes (Ahasuerus?) ♦ King of Persia ≈ 518 – 465 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Ezra 4:6 Persian Son of Darius the Great Father of Artaxerxes I Husband of Esther? King of Persia from ≈ 486 – 465 BC Probably husband of Esther, see Ahasuerus Z Z Za / Zea–Zec / Zed–Zez / Zi–Zz Za Zachariah (Zechariah II) ♦ Zacharias II Zadok ■ King of Israel ≈ 752 BC (for 6 months) Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Kgs. 14:29 Reubenite Son of Jeroboam II Priest ≈ 3 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Luke 1:5 Levite Husband of Elisabeth Father of John the Baptist Angel appeared in temple and prophesied he would have a son; struck dumb for disbelief; restored to health once John was born (Luke 1:5–25;57–80 ) High Priest ≈ 990 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Sam. 8:17 Levite Son of Ahitub Father of Azariah & Ahimaaz || Zea-Zec Zarahelma ♦ Zarahelma, people of Zealots King of Mulekites ≈ 180 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Omni 1:14 Mulekite Merged with Nephites and Mosiah II to form one people (Omni 1:14–18) see Mulekites Group of Jews against Rome ≈ 6 – 70 AD Wikipedia | BD | BLB Luke 6:15 Jewish Zebedee Zebulun Zebulunites (Tribe of Zebulun) Disciple ≈ 10 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Mark 1:19 Levite? Husband of Salome II Father of James & John Patriarch ≈ 1742 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Gen. 30:20 Israelite /Zebulunite Son of Jacob & Leah Father of Zebulunites One of the Twelve Tribes of Israel ≈ 1600 BC – Present Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Gen. 49:13 Zebulunite Descendants of Zebulun Zechariah Zechariah II ♦ Zechariah III (Zacharias I) Ω Prophet ≈ 783 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia 2 Chr. 24:20 Levite Son of Jehoiada Censured Jehoash of Judah who ordered him stoned to death in the court of the temple (2 Chr. 24:21 ); p ossibly referenced by Jesus (Matt. 23:35 ) see Zachariah Prophet ≈ 520 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Zech. 1 Levite Son of Berechiah Zed-Zh Zedekiah (Mattanyahu) ♦ Zeniff ♦ Zephaniah Ω Last King of Judah ≈ 597 – 586 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 2 Kgs. 24:17 Judahite Son of Josiah & Hamutal Father of Mulek & others King of Nephites ≈ 200 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Mosiah 9:1 Nephite Father of Noah II Prophet ≈ 624 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Zeph. 1 Judahite Son of Cushi Descendant of Hezekiah Zi-Zz Zerubbabel (Zorobabel) † ○ Governor of Judea ≈ 539 – 520 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Ezra 2:2 Judahite Son of Salathiel Grandson of Jehoiachin Father of Abiud , Rhesa , & others Ancestor of Jesus (Matt. 1:12 ) Zimri ♦ King of Israel ≈ 885 BC (for 7 days) Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 1 Kgs. 16:9 Israelite /possibly Simeonite Zeus see Baal + Zilpah Matriarch ≈ 1768 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Gen. 30:9 Handmaid of Leah Wife of Jacob Mother of Gad & Asher + Zipporah Matriarch ≈ 1480 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Ex. 2:21 Midianite Daughter of Jethro Wife of Moses Mother of Gershom & Eliezer Zoram Servant of Laban ≈ 600 BC Family Tree | GS 1 Nephi 4:20 Jew Servant of Laban II Helped Nephi get the brass plates Traveled with the Nephites Father of Zoramites « Previous / Next »
- People: Harmony of the Gospels
List of people in the bible. Study the people in the scriptures and read the history behind them. N Naa-Nam Nao-Nat Ne Ni-Nz O P Pa-Pe Ph Pi-Pz Q & R Q-Ret Reu-Rz « LIST OF PEOPLE:N–R » Aa-Ae, Ah-Am, An-Az / B / C / D / Ea-Em , En-Ez / F / G / Ha-He , Hi-Hz / I / Ja-Je , Ji-Jz / K / L / Ma , Me-Mz / N / O / P / Q-R / Sa-Se , Sh-Sz / T / U-Y / Z Key: † Ancestor of Christ / Ω Prophet / ■ High Priest / ♦ King-Queen / ○ Judge or Ruler / + Female / BD = Bible Dictionary / GS = Guide to the Scriptures / JE = Jewish Encyclopedia N N Naa–Nam / Nao–Nat / Ne / Ni–Nz Israelite Reuben Simeon Levi Judah Dan Naphtali Gad Asher Issachar Zebulun Joseph Manasseh Ephraim Benjamin Canaan Midian Moab Edom Egypt Syria Greek Assyria Babylon Persia Rome Unknown Naa-Nam Naaman ○ Commander of Hadadezer ≈ 845 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 2 Kgs. 5:1 Syrian Nadab II ♦ King of Israel ≈ 910 – 909 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 1 Kgs. 15:25 Ephraimite Son of Jeroboam Nahash ♦ King of Ammon ≈ 1030 – 1000 BC Wikipedia | BLB 1 Sam. 11:1 Ammonite Father of Hanun Nao-Nat Nahor † Patriarch ≈ 1900 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Son of Terah Brother of Abraham and Haran Husband of Milcah Father of Bethuel Left Ur of Chaldees with family to move to Haran (Gen. 11:26–29 ) Ancestor of Jesus (Luke 3:34 ) Nahum Ω Prophet ≈ 613 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Nahum 1:1 Simeonite From Galilee + Naomi Matriarch ≈ 1140 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Ruth 1:2 Judahite/ Ephrathite Wife of Elimelech Mother of Mahlon & Chilion Moved to Moab with husband and sons because of famine in Bethlehem (Ruth 1 ) Mother-in-law of Ruth & Orpah ( Ruth 1 ) Returned to Bethlehem and encouraged Ruth to pursue Boaz (Ruth 2–4 ) Helped raise Obed (Ruth 4:16–17 ) Naphtali Naphtalites (Tribe of Naphtali) Nathan Ω Patriarch ≈ 1744 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Gen. 30:8 Israelite /Naphtalite Son of Jacob & Bilhah Father of Naphtalites One of the Twelve Tribes of Israel ≈ 1600 BC – Present Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Gen. 49:21 Naphtalite Descendants of Naphtali Prophet ≈ 992 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS 2 Sam. 7:2 Judahite Ne Nathan II † Prince of Israel ≈ 960 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Sam. 5:14 Judahite Son of David & Bathsheba Ancestor of Jesus (Luke 3:31 ) Nathanael Ω see Bartholomew Nebuchadnezzar II ♦ King of Neo-Babylonian Empire ≈ 642 – 562 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Jer. 46:2–12 Babylonian Son of Nabopolassar Father of Amel-Marduk King of Neo-Babylonian Empire from ≈ 605 – 562 BC Necho II ♦ Pharaoh of Egypt ≈ 610 – 595 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD 2 Kgs. 23:29 Egyptian Son of Psamtik I Father of Psamtik II Conquered and killed Josiah (2 Kgs. 23:29), bringing the Southern Kingdom under Egyptian rule Removed Jehoahaz III as Judah's king and replaced with Jehoiakim Defeated by Nebuchadnezzar II in Battle of Carchemish Nehemiah ○ Governor of Judea ≈ 445 – 432 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Neh. 1:1 Judahite Son of Hachaliah Nephi Ω Prophet ≈ 606 – 545 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS 1 Ne. 1:1 Manassite /Nephite Son of Lehi & Sariah Father of Nephites Nephi II Ω Prophet & Chief Judge ≈ 39 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Hel. 3:21 Nephite Son of Helaman III Father of Nephi III Nephi III Ω Apostle ≈ 1 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS 3 Ne. 1:2 Nephite Son of Nephi II Father of Amos II Nephites Tribe/group in the Americas ≈ 580 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS 2 Ne. 5:14 Nephite Descended from Nephi & others Ni-Nz Nicodemus Pharisee on the Sanhedrin ≈ 30 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS John 3:1 Jewish Noah (Noe) † Ω Prophet & Patriarch ≈ 2944 – 1994 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS Son of Lamech ( Gen. 5:28) Father of Shem , Ham , & Japheth Ordained at ten years old by Methuselah (D&C 107:52 ) Preached repentance (Moses 8:20 ) Built an ark; saved family and animals from the flood (Gen. 6–9 ) Visited Mary , Joseph III , and others as the Angel Gabriel (article ) Ancestor of Jesus (Luke 3:36 ) Noah II ♦ King of Nephites ≈ 160 – 145 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Mosiah 11:1 Nephite Son of Zeniff Father of Limhi Led his people to wickedness and idolatry Northern Kingdom see Kingdom of Israel O O Obadiah Obadiah II Ω Oliver Cowdery Ω Steward of Ahab ≈ 870 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB 1 Kgs. 18:3 Prophet ≈ 840 or 630 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Obad. 1:21 Jewish One of Three Witnesses & Apostle = 1806 – 1850 AD Wikipedia | GS JS–H American Son of William & Rebecca Cowdery One of Three Witnesses & Apostle from = 1829 – 1838 AD Omni Record Keeper ≈ 323 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | GS Omni 1:1 Nephite Son of Jarom Father of Amaron & Chemish Omri ♦ King of Israel ≈ 885 – 874 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 1 Kgs. 16:16 Ephraimite Father of Ahab Captain of the Host Onias III ■ High Priest ≈ 185 – 175 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia 2 Macc. 3:1 Levite Son of Simon II Brother of Jason & Menelaus Osorkon IV (So) ♦ Othniel ○ Pharaoh of Egypt ≈ 730 – 716 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Kgs. 17:4 Egyptian Son of Shoshenq V ? Judge of Israel ≈ 1360 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB Judg. 1:13 Judahite Son of Kenaz Nephew of Caleb P P Pa–Pe / Ph / Pi–Pz Pa-Pe Patriarch Paul (Saul II) Ω Pekah ♦ Father/Ruler of family | or ordained office in priesthood (evangelist) ≈ 4000 BC – Present Wikipedia | BD | GS Acts 2:29 Apostle ≈ 34 – 64 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Acts 7:58 Benjaminite Roman citizen from Tarsus Pharisee King of Israel ≈ 740 – 732 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Kgs. 15:25–32 Naphtalite Son of Remaliah Pekahiah ♦ Peleg (Phalec) † Peter (Simon) Ω King of Israel ≈ 742 – 740 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BLB 2 Kgs. 15:22 Gadite Son of Menahem Patriarch ≈ 2250 – 2000 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Gen. 10:25 Son of Eber Ancestor of Jesus (Luke 3:35 ) Chief Apostle ≈ 30 – 64AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB John 1:40 Jewish Son of Jona Fisherman Ph Pharisees Philemon Philip ○ Religious Jewish Political Party ≈ 160 – 73 BC Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Matt. 3:7 Jewish Strictly observed Law of Moses Companion of Paul ≈ 62 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Philem. 1 Colossian From Colossae Tetrarch of Iturea & Trachonitus ≈ 4 BC – 33 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-4 | BLB Luke 3:1 Herodian Son of Herod the Great & Cleopatra Husband of Salome II Philip II Ω Philip III Philistines Apostle ≈ 31 – 54 AD Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD-1 | GS | BLB John 1:44 Jewish From Bethsaida One of the seven leaders ≈ 34 AD Wikipedia | BD-2 | GS Acts 6:5 Jewish Evangelist Tribe/group on Mediterranean coast ≈ 1200 – 604 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Judg. 13 Canaanite/Philistine Pi-Pz Phinehas ■ Phinehas II Pilate, Pontius ○ High Priest ≈ 1350 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB Ex. 6:25 Levite Son of Eleazar Father of Abishua Priest ≈ 1050 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | BLB 1 Sam. 1:3 Levite Son of Eli Father of Ahitub Prefect/Governor of Judea ≈ 26 – 36 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS Luke 3:1 Roman Oversaw trial and crucifixion of Jesus Porcius Festus ○ Prophet / Prophetess Ω Publicans see Festus Porcius God's messenger on earth ≈ 4000 BC – Present Wikipedia | BD | GS Num. 11:29 Preacher of righteousness Seer Well-known prophets include Noah , Abraham , Jacob/Israel , Joseph , Elijah , Isaiah , Jeremiah , Nephi , John the Baptist , and Joseph Smith The scriptures name a few women as prophetesses including Miriam , Huldah , Deborah , and Anna (see BD ) Tax collectors for Rome ≈ 37 BC – 70 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS Luke 3:12 Jewish Q & R Q & R Q / Ra–Ret / Reu–Rz Q-Ret Quirinius (Cyrenius) ○ Rabshakeh ○ + Rachab † Governor of Syria & Judea ≈ 6 BC – 12 AD Wikipedia | BLB Luke 2:2 Roman Son of Publius Sulpicius Quirinius Chief or Vizier ≈ 701 BC Wikipedia | BLB 2 Kgs. 18:17 Assyrian see Rahab + Rachel + Rahab (Rachab) † + Rebekah † Matriarch ≈ 1774 – 1733 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Gen. 29:6 Daughter of Laban Wife of Jacob Mother of Joseph & Benjamin Died giving birth to Benjamin in Bethlehem Harlot of Jericho ≈ 1400 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | JE Josh 2:1 Canaanite Assisted Israelite spies; protected when they conquered Jericho Wife of Salmon ? Ancestor of Jesus? (Matt. 1:5 ) Matriarch ≈ 1800 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB "Secured" Daughter of Bethuel and sister of Laban (Gen. 22:23 ) Wife of Isaac; willingly followed Abraham's servant to marry him (Gen. 24 ) Barren until she had twins Jacob & Esau (Gen. 25:20–28 ) Helped Jacob receive blessing from Isaac; told him to flee Esau's wrath to Laban ( Gen. 27 ) Ancestor of Jesus ( Matt. 1 :2 ) Reu-Rz Rehoboam (Roboam) † ♦ Reuben Reubenites (Tribe of Reuben) King of Judah ≈ 931 – 913 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS 1 Kgs. 14:21 BLB Judahite Son of Solomon & Naamah Father of Abijam and others Ancestor of Jesus ( Matt. 1 :7 ) Patriarch ≈ 1748 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Gen. 29:32 Israelite /Reubenite Son of Jacob & Leah Father of Reubenites One of the Twelve Tribes of Israel ≈ 1600 BC – Present Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Gen. 49 Reubenite Descended from Reuben Reuel ■ see Jethro Rezin ♦ King of Syria/Aram Damascus ≈ 754 – 732 BC Wikipedia | BD | BLB 2 Kgs. 15:37 Syrian Romans People from the Roman Empire ≈ 753 BC – 1453 AD Wikipedia | BD | GS Luke 2:1 Roman At the time of Jesus , the Roman Empire stretched across Africa, Asia, and Europe + Ruth † Matriarch ≈ 1150 BC Family Tree | Wikipedia | BD | GS | BLB Ruth 1:4 Moabite Wife of Mahlon ( Ruth 1:4 ) & Boaz ( Ruth 4:13 ) Daughter-in-law of Naomi Jewish convert (Ruth 1:16 ) Returned with Naomi to Bethlehem where she gleaned from the fields of Boaz (Ruth 2 ) At advice from Naomi, proposed marriage to Boaz, which he accepted (Ruth 3–4 ) Great-grandmother of David (Ruth 4:22 ) Ancestor of Jesus ( Matt. 1 :5 ) « Previous / Next »







