Abraham's Family Tree Chart - Bible Study
Sarah, whose original name was Sarai, was the wife of Abraham. After God healed her so that she could have a family, she gave birth at 90 to Isaac. Sarah is the only woman in the Bible …
Abraham's Lineage to Jesus Chart - Bible Study
Why was Abram's name changed to Abraham? What were the interactions between Abraham and his family with God?
Life of Abraham Timeline - Bible Study
Abraham, Sarah, Lot, as well as their slaves, leave Haran for the Promised Land. Nahor and his family, however, although they stay in the city (Genesis 12:4 - 5), will play a major role in the …
The Life of Abraham - Bible Study
Abraham, without a doubt, lived a most fascinating life! Abram (his birth name before God renamed him) was born in the city of Ur of the Chaldees to a family that included older …
Genealogy of Shem to Abraham - Bible Study
Genealogy Fast Facts The genealogy from Shem to Abraham is the fifth found in the Bible. Preceding it are the lineages of Cain (Genesis 4), Seth (Genesis 5), Japheth and Ham …
Family Tree of Jesus Chart - Bible Study
What is Jesus' family tree? How is he and John the Baptist related? Which of Christ's half-brothers became Christians?
The Descendants of Noah - Bible Study
The tenth chapter of Genesis delineates seventy descendants (twenty-six from Shem, thirty from Ham and fourteen from Japheth) who were born after the waters of Noah's flood subsided. …
Abraham's Journey to Promised Land Map - Bible Study
The family, after the death of Haran, finally leaves the city and travels northwest along the Euphrates River. Making the long journey are Terah, Abraham (now 70) and his wife Sarah …
Who Are the Palestinians? - Bible Study
Modern day Palestinians are the Arabs who live (or used to live) in the same land that the Zionist Jews now live in. They are primarily the descendants of Ishmael who was the only child …
Where Did Abraham Live? - Bible Study
The city of Ur, where Abraham first lived, is one of the first places on earth where humans established a settlement. Modern archeological dating of the city to around 3,800 B.C. means …