This chart summarizes the Abraham’s family tree, based on what we know from Scripture.
| Terah had 3 sons (Gen 11:27-32) |
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| Abram (Abraham) | Nahor | Haran |
| married Sarai (Sarah) |
married Milcah |
3 children: Milcah Iscah Lot |
| . | 7 sons including Bethuel (Genesis 22:20-24) |
Lot has 2 Daughters (Genesis 19) |
| . | Bethuel fathers Rebekah Laban (Genesis 24) |
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| . | Laban fathers: Leah Rachel (Genesis 29) |
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| Abram/Abraham | ||
| Sarai/Sarah married |
Hagar concubine (Genesis 16) |
Keturah married (Genesis 25:1-6) |
| 1 son Isaac (Genesis 21) |
1 son Ishmael |
6 children |
| Isaac married Rebekah (Genesis 24) 2 sons Esau Jacob (Israel) (Genesis 25:19-28) |
12 sons (Gen 25:12-15) |
7 grandchildren |
| Jacob/Israel (Genesis 29-30) |
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| Leah married |
Rachel married |
Bilhah concubine |
Zilpah concubine |
| 7 sons: 1 Reuben 2 Simeon 3 Levi 4 Judah 9 Issacher 10 Zebulun Daughter Dinah |
2 sons: 11 Joseph 12 Benjamin |
2 sons: 5 Dan 6 Naphali |
2 sons: 7 Gad 8 Asher |
| Jacob’s sons are numbered in birth order | |||
Dictionaries & Encyclopedias
Abraham
- Abraham – Baker’s Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology
- Abraham– Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
- Abraham – Holman Bible Dictionary
- Abraham – Hastings’ Dictionary of the Bible
- Abraham – International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
- Abraham – Kitto’s Popular Cyclopedia of Biblical Literature
- Abraham means “Father of a great multitude” – Hitchcock’s Bible Names
- Abram means “high father” – Hitchcock’s Bible Names
Maps
Ur of the Chaldees at the Time of Abraham — The Egyptian Kingdom at the Time of Abraham — The Hittites and the Land of Canaan — Canaan During the Time of Abraham – from Bible-History.com
Ancient Near East in the time of the patriarchs — The Land of Canann Abraham to Moses — The Migration of Abraham — Travels of Jacob — Journeys of Joseph — The Tribal Allotments of Israel — Maps from Studylight.org
This is a work in progress. Please contact me if you find errors, omissions or broken links.
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