Bible in 90 Days: Genealogy of Christ

January 30, 2010

As you are reading through the genealogies, I thought a glimpse ahead might help.

Here is the genealogy of Christ, as taken from You are Here in the Bible, one of the first Bible in 90 Days resources:

Genealogy of Christ

Abraham & Sarah

Isaac & Rebekah

Jacob & Leah

Judah &Tamar

Perez

Hezron

Ram

Amminadab

Nashon

Salmon & Rahab

Boaz & Ruth

Obed

Jesse

David & Bathsheba

Solomon

Rehoboam

Abijah

Asa

Jehoshaphat

Jehoram

Uzziah

Jotham

Ahaz

Hezekiah

Manasseh

Amon

Josiah

Jeconiah

Shealtiel

Zerubbabel

Abiud

Eliakim

Azor

Zadok

Akim

Eliud

Eleazar

Matthan

Jacob

Joseph & Mary

Jesus

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1 Larry Miles July 8, 2010 at 11:14 pm

Thanks for the list– you might want to put the genealogy in Luke up also.

2 dj February 1, 2010 at 6:55 pm

This is great! Thank you!

3 Tara @ Feels Like Home
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January 30, 2010 at 2:11 pm

In looking at this list, I am struck by the fact that the deceptive encounter between Tamar and Judah eventually produced Jesus. I probably shouldn’t be shocked, but I am. I remember reading that chapter of Genesis and being so totally appalled that I had to get on Twitter to talk about it.

4 Celee January 30, 2010 at 9:49 am

Some of the kings were bad, but some were the only good kings in either Israel or Judah. Asa, Hezekiah, and Josiah are some of the only good ones, and I don’t know if it’s true, but supposedly Manasseh repented toward the end of his life (it’s extra-biblical). I’ve always especially loved the fact that there are 3 Gentile women mentioned in Christ’s geneology and they’re the only women mentioned period. I wrote a series on adoption in November and I believe this is a wonderful testimony to God’s original plan being one of international adoption even though He mainly worked through Israel in the OT. Rahab, Ruth, and Tamar reveal God’s sovereignty in salvation. He brought these women into a relationship with Him, forgave them, and even gave them a place in His Story that is unparalleled.
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5 jenb January 30, 2010 at 9:00 am

I re-read what the Bible says to some of Jesus ancestors. I’am surprised to see that many are bad kings, some are even worst king of Judah. Shows us that despite their sins (to the point that God was very angry with them and thrust them from his presence), God keeps his promise to Abrahan and David.

6 Jolanthe January 30, 2010 at 7:26 am

You know what I think is amazing and such a testimony to God’ redemptive powers? Seeing how many ‘messed up’ families are in that line. :)
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