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A Ruler of the Pharisees— Pharisaic leader who hosted Jesus for a Sabbath meal · First at Luke 14:1 · 3 verses
Aaron— First High Priest of Israel who served as the spokesman for Moses during the Exodus · First at Exodus 4:14 · 338 verses
Abaddon— Angel of the bottomless pit who leads an army of supernatural locusts during the end-times tribulation · First at Revelation 9:11 · 1 verse
Abagtha— Eunuch of King Ahasuerus who was commanded to bring Queen Vashti before the king · First at Esther 1:10 · 1 verse
Abda— father of Adoniram who served as the overseer of forced labor under King Solomon · First at 1 Kings 4:6 · 2 verses
Abdeel— father of Shelemiah who was ordered to arrest the prophet Jeremiah · First at Jeremiah 36:26 · 1 verse
Abdi, Exile of the Line of Elam— Descendant of Elam listed among those who married foreign wives in the time of Ezra · First at Ezra 10:26 · 1 verse
Abdi, Father of Kish the Levite— Levite father whose son Kish helped King Hezekiah purify the Temple · First at 2 Chronicles 29:12 · 1 verse
Abdi, Levite of the United Monarchy— Levite ancestor in the genealogy of the temple singer Ethan · First at 1 Chronicles 6:44 · 1 verse
Abdiel— Gadite ancestor whose lineage was recorded in the tribal genealogies of 1 Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 5:15 · 1 verse
Abdon, Son of Abiel— Firstborn son of Abiel and uncle of King Saul · First at 1 Chronicles 8:30 · 7 verses
Abdon, Son of Hillel— Judge of Israel from Pirathon who had forty sons and thirty grandsons · First at Judges 12:13 · 3 verses
Abdon, Son of Shashak— Benjaminite leader and son of Shashak listed in the genealogies of Jerusalem · First at 1 Chronicles 8:23 · 5 verses
Abel— First martyr and offerer of a more excellent sacrifice than his brother Cain · First at Genesis 4:2 · 10 verses
Abi— Mother of King Hezekiah · First at 2 Kings 18:2 · 4 verses
Abi-albon— Member of King David's elite warriors known as The Thirty · First at 2 Samuel 23:31 · 2 verses
Abiathar— High priest who escaped the massacre at Nob and supported King David · First at 1 Samuel 22:20 · 31 verses
Abida— Grandson of Abraham and a patriarch of the Midianite clans · First at Genesis 25:4 · 4 verses
Abidan— Leader of the Benjamites who assisted Moses with the census and Tabernacle dedication · First at Numbers 1:11 · 5 verses
Abiel— Patriarch of the Tribe of Benjamin and grandfather of King Saul · First at 1 Samuel 9:1 · 13 verses
Abiezer the Anathothite— Member of David's Mighty Men and commander of the ninth army division · First at 2 Samuel 23:27 · 3 verses
Abiezer, Son of Gilead— Patriarch of the Abiezrite clan and ancestor of the judge Gideon · First at Joshua 17:2 · 3 verses
Abiezer, Son of Hammolecheth— son of Hammolecheth listed in the genealogy of Manasseh · First at 1 Chronicles 7:18 · 1 verse
Abigail, Sister of David— Sister of King David and mother of the general Amasa · First at 2 Samuel 17:25 · 14 verses
Abigail, Wife of David— Wise and beautiful wife of David who prevented him from slaughtering Nabal's household · First at 1 Samuel 25:3 · 24 verses
Abihail, Daughter of Eliab— Mother of Mahalath and daughter of Eliab · First at 2 Chronicles 11:18 · 3 verses
Abihail, Father of Esther— father of Queen Esther who died leaving her in Mordecai's care · First at Esther 2:15 · 4 verses
Abihail, Father of Zuriel— Levite father whose son Zuriel led the Merarite families in the wilderness · First at Numbers 3:35 · 1 verse
Abihail, Gadite of the Divided Monarchy— Gadite patriarch and son of Huri who fathered seven sons listed in the chronicles of Israel · First at 1 Chronicles 5:14 · 2 verses
Abihail, Wife of Abishur— Wife of Abishur and mother of Ahban and Molid in the genealogy of Judah · First at 1 Chronicles 2:29 · 1 verse
Abihu— Son of Aaron who was struck down for offering unauthorized fire · First at Exodus 6:23 · 12 verses
Abihud— grandson of Benjamin and member of the Tribe of Benjamin · First at 1 Chronicles 8:3 · 4 verses
Abijah, King of Judah— King of Judah who defeated Jeroboam I and defended the Davidic covenant · First at 1 Kings 15:3 · 21 verses
Abijah, Priest of the Restoration— Priest who signed the solemn covenant under Nehemiah following the return from Babylon · First at Nehemiah 10:7 · 3 verses
Abijah, Priest of the United Monarchy— Priest who headed the eighth division of the twenty-four priestly courses established for Temple service · First at 1 Chronicles 24:10 · 2 verses
Abijah, Son of Becher— Grandson of Benjamin and one of the nine sons of Becher listed in the tribal genealogies · First at 1 Chronicles 7:8 · 1 verse
Abijah, Son of Jeroboam— Son of Jeroboam whose death was prophesied by Ahijah as a judgment on his father's house · First at 1 Kings 14:1 · 4 verses
Abijah, Son of Samuel— Son of Samuel whose corruption led Israel to demand a king · First at 1 Samuel 8:2 · 2 verses
Abijah, Wife of Hezron— Wife of Hezron and mother of Ashhur the founder of Tekoa · First at 1 Chronicles 2:24 · 5 verses
Abimael— Son of Joktan listed in the Table of Nations · First at Genesis 10:28 · 5 verses
Abimelech, King of Gerar— King of Gerar who made covenants with Abraham and Isaac · First at Genesis 20:2 · 24 verses
Abimelech, Son of Gideon— Son of Gideon who murdered his seventy brothers to become king · First at Judges 8:31 · 39 verses
Abinadab, Custodian of the Ark— Custodian who housed the Ark of the Covenant in his home for twenty years · First at 1 Samuel 7:1 · 4 verses
Abinadab, Father of Ben-abinadab— Father of one of King Solomon's twelve deputies · First at 1 Kings 4:11 · 1 verse
Abinadab, Son of Jesse— second son of Jesse who was passed over for kingship in favor of David · First at 1 Samuel 16:8 · 12 verses
Abinadab, Son of King Saul— Son of King Saul who died at the Battle of Mount Gilboa · First at 1 Samuel 14:49 · 11 verses
Abinoam— Father of the Israelite commander Barak · First at Judges 4:6 · 4 verses
Abiram, Reubenite Rebel in the Wilderness— Reubenite leader who was swallowed by the earth for rebelling against Moses · First at Numbers 16:1 · 8 verses
Abiram, Son of Hiel— Firstborn son of Hiel who died during the rebuilding of Jericho · First at 1 Kings 16:34 · 1 verse
Abishag— Young woman who cared for King David in his old age. Called a Shunammite, a designation of origin rather than a people group · First at 1 Kings 1:3 · 5 verses
Abishai— Military commander and nephew of David who served as chief of the Three and killed three hundred men in one battle · First at 1 Samuel 26:6 · 24 verses
Abishua, Son of Bela— Son of Bela and grandson of Benjamin recorded in the tribal genealogies · First at 1 Chronicles 8:4 · 4 verses
Abishua, Son of Phinehas— Levite priest in the line of Aaron and ancestor of Ezra the Scribe · First at 1 Chronicles 6:4 · 5 verses
Abishur— Patriarch of the Jerahmeelite line in Judah · First at 1 Chronicles 2:28 · 2 verses
Abital— Wife of King David and mother of Shephatiah · First at 2 Samuel 3:4 · 5 verses
Abitub— Benjamite son of Shaharaim and Hushim mentioned in the genealogies of Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 8:11 · 4 verses
Abiud— Descendant of Zerubbabel in the genealogy of Jesus Christ · First at Matthew 1:13 · 2 verses
Abner— Commander of Saul's army who eventually sought to unite Israel under David · First at 1 Samuel 14:50 · 57 verses
Abraham— Patriarch who is the father of the nation of Israel and an exemplar of faith · First at Genesis 11:26 · 296 verses
Abraham's Servant Sent for Rebekah— Chief steward who found Rebekah for Isaac · First at Genesis 24:1 · 67 verses
Absalom— Prince of Israel who led a major rebellion against his father King David · First at 2 Samuel 3:3 · 104 verses
Achaicus— Member of the Corinthian delegation who visited Paul in Ephesus · First at 1 Corinthians 16:17 · 3 verses
Achan— Patriarch whose theft of Jericho's spoils led to Israel's defeat at Ai · First at Joshua 7:1 · 8 verses
Achbor, Father of Baal-hanan— Edomite patriarch and father of King Baal-hanan · First at Genesis 36:38 · 4 verses
Achbor, Official of King Josiah— Official sent by King Josiah to consult the prophetess Huldah · First at 2 Kings 22:12 · 4 verses
Achim— Ancestor of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew · First at Matthew 1:14 · 3 verses
Achish— King of Gath who protected David from Saul and gave him the city of Ziklag · First at 1 Samuel 21:10 · 20 verses
Acsah, Daughter of Caleb— Daughter of Caleb who requested and received springs of water from her father · First at Joshua 15:16 · 8 verses
Acsah, Daughter of Caleb ben Hezron— Daughter of Caleb ben Hezron listed in the genealogies of Judah · First at 1 Chronicles 2:49 · 7 verses
Adah, Wife of Esau— Wife of Esau and mother of his firstborn son Eliphaz · First at Genesis 26:34 · 6 verses
Adah, Wife of Lamech— First woman named after Eve and mother to the founders of nomadism and music · First at Genesis 4:19 · 11 verses
Adaiah, Contemporary of Nathan and Shelemiah— Jewish returnee from Babylon listed among those who married foreign wives in the time of Ezra · First at Ezra 10:39 · 1 verse
Adaiah, Descendant of Bani— descendant of Bani who married a foreign woman during the time of Ezra · First at Ezra 10:29 · 1 verse
Adaiah, Father of Maaseiah— father of the military commander Maaseiah who helped restore King Joash · First at 2 Chronicles 23:1 · 1 verse
Adaiah, Grandfather of Josiah— Maternal grandfather of King Josiah of Judah · First at 2 Kings 22:1 · 1 verse
Adaiah, Priest of the Post-Exilic Return— Priest who oversaw the work of the temple after the return from the Babylonian Exile · First at 1 Chronicles 9:12 · 2 verses
Adaiah, son of Joiarib— Judean leader of the Shelanite clan who settled in Jerusalem after the Babylonian exile · First at Nehemiah 11:5 · 1 verse
Adaiah, Son of Shimei— Benjamite descendant of Shimei listed in the tribal genealogies of 1 Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 8:21 · 3 verses
Adalia— Son of Haman who was killed and hanged during the Jewish defense in Shushan · First at Esther 9:8 · 5 verses
Adam— First human being associated with the fall of man · First at Genesis 2:19 · 34 verses
Adbeel— Third son of Ishmael and founder of an Arabian tribe · First at Genesis 25:13 · 9 verses
Addar— Son of Bela and grandson of Benjamin listed in the tribal genealogies · First at 1 Chronicles 8:3 · 4 verses
Addi— Ancestor of Jesus Christ in the Gospel of Luke · First at Luke 3:28 · 3 verses
Adiel, Father of Azmaveth— father of Azmaveth, the official in charge of King David's royal storehouses · First at 1 Chronicles 27:25 · 1 verse
Adiel, Priest of the Post-Exilic Period— Priest of the Immer family whose descendants served in the post-exilic Jerusalem temple · First at 1 Chronicles 9:12 · 2 verses
Adiel, Simeonite of the Divided Monarchy— Simeonite leader listed in the genealogical records of the Divided Monarchy period · First at 1 Chronicles 4:36 · 1 verse
Adin, Covenant Signatory of the Post-Exilic Period— Leader who sealed the covenant of faithfulness under Nehemiah · First at Nehemiah 10:16 · 1 verse
Adin, Progenitor of an Exilic Clan— Patriarch whose descendants returned to Jerusalem from the Babylonian Exile · First at Ezra 2:15 · 3 verses
Adina— Reubenite chief who led thirty men as one of David's mighty warriors · First at 1 Chronicles 11:42 · 1 verse
Adlai— Father of Shaphat, the overseer of King David's valley herds · First at 1 Chronicles 27:29 · 1 verse
Admatha— Prince of Persia who was one of the seven high-ranking advisors to King Ahasuerus · First at Esther 1:14 · 1 verse
Adna, Priest of the Post-Exilic Period— Priest who served as the head of the house of Harim during the time of Joiakim · First at Nehemiah 12:15 · 1 verse
Adna, Son of Pahath-moab— Israelite descendant of Pahath-moab who put away his foreign wife in Ezra's reforms · First at Ezra 10:30 · 1 verse
Adnah, Captain of Manasseh— Manassite chief who defected to David at Ziklag · First at 1 Chronicles 12:20 · 1 verse
Adnah, Commander of Judah— Military commander who led 300,000 men under King Jehoshaphat · First at 2 Chronicles 17:14 · 1 verse
Adoni-bezek— Canaanite king who acknowledged divine justice after being mutilated · First at Judges 1:5 · 3 verses
Adoni-zedek— King of Jerusalem who led the five-king Amorite coalition against Joshua · First at Joshua 10:1 · 2 verses
Adonijah, Chief of the People— Leader of the people who signed Nehemiah’s covenant of reform · First at Nehemiah 10:16 · 1 verse
Adonijah, Levite of the Divided Monarchy— Levite sent by King Jehoshaphat to teach the Law in the cities of Judah · First at 2 Chronicles 17:8 · 1 verse
Adonijah, Son of David— Prince who attempted to usurp the throne of King David before Solomon's coronation · First at 2 Samuel 3:4 · 34 verses
Adonikam— Patriarch whose descendants returned to Jerusalem from the Babylonian Exile · First at Ezra 2:13 · 3 verses
Adoram— Official in charge of forced labor who was stoned to death during the secession of the northern tribes · First at 2 Samuel 20:24 · 5 verses
Adrammelech, Son of Sennacherib— Prince who assassinated his father King Sennacherib · First at 2 Kings 19:37 · 3 verses
Adriel— Son-in-law of King Saul whose five sons were executed to atone for Saul's crimes. Called a Meholathite, a designation of origin rather than a people group · First at 1 Samuel 18:19 · 2 verses
Aeneas— Man in Lydda who was bedridden for eight years and healed by Peter · First at Acts 9:33 · 3 verses
Agabus— Prophet who predicted a global famine and Paul's arrest · First at Acts 11:28 · 3 verses
Agag, King of the Amalekites— King of the Amalekites whose life was spared by Saul but ended by the prophet Samuel · First at 1 Samuel 15:8 · 5 verses
Agag, King of the Wilderness Era— King used as a standard of greatness in Balaam's prophecy · First at Numbers 24:7 · 1 verse
Agee— Father of Shammah the Hararite who was one of David's three mighty men · First at 2 Samuel 23:11 · 1 verse
Agrippa— King of the Herodian dynasty who heard Paul's defense in Acts 26 · First at Acts 25:13 · 14 verses
Agur— Sage who authored the thirtieth chapter of Proverbs · First at Proverbs 30:1 · 4 verses
Ahab, King of Israel— King of Israel who married Jezebel and promoted the worship of Baal · First at 1 Kings 16:28 · 83 verses
Ahab, son of Kolaiah— False prophet in Babylon who was executed by fire · First at Jeremiah 29:21 · 2 verses
Aharhel— Judean clan leader and son of Harum recorded in the genealogies of Judah · First at 1 Chronicles 4:8 · 1 verse
Ahasbai— Father of Eliphelet the Maacathite · First at 2 Samuel 23:34 · 1 verse
Ahaz, Descendant of Saul— Benjamite descendant of King Saul and Jonathan who preserved the royal family line · First at 1 Chronicles 8:35 · 3 verses
Ahaz, King of Judah— King of Judah who practiced child sacrifice and replaced the Temple altar with a pagan design · First at 2 Kings 15:38 · 42 verses
Ahaziah, King of Judah— King of Judah who was killed by Jehu during the purge of the house of Ahab · First at 2 Kings 8:24 · 27 verses
Ahaziah, Son of Ahab— King of Israel who died after falling through a lattice and seeking counsel from Baal-Zebub · First at 1 Kings 22:40 · 12 verses
Ahban— Son of Abishur and Abihail recorded in the genealogies of Judah · First at 1 Chronicles 2:29 · 1 verse
Aher— Father of the Hushites in the tribe of Benjamin · First at 1 Chronicles 7:12 · 1 verse
Ahi, Head of a Gadite Family— Gadite leader and son of Abdiel who served as head of his family · First at 1 Chronicles 5:15 · 1 verse
Ahi, Son of Shemer— Son of Shemer listed in the genealogies of the Tribe of Asher · First at 1 Chronicles 7:34 · 3 verses
Ahiam— Member of King David's elite 'Mighty Men'. Called a Hararite, a designation of origin rather than a people group · First at 2 Samuel 23:11 · 4 verses
Ahian— Son of Shemida in the tribe of Manasseh · First at 1 Chronicles 7:19 · 1 verse
Ahiezer, Benjamite Warrior of the Divided Monarchy— Chief of the ambidextrous Benjamite warriors who joined David at Ziklag · First at 1 Chronicles 12:3 · 1 verse
Ahiezer, Prince of the Tribe of Dan— Prince of the tribe of Dan who commanded the rear guard of Israel during the Exodus · First at Numbers 1:12 · 5 verses
Ahihud, Leader of Asher— Tribal leader of Asher appointed to divide the Promised Land · First at Numbers 34:27 · 1 verse
Ahihud, Son of Gera— Benjamite descendant of Ehud mentioned in the genealogies of 1 Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 8:7 · 1 verse
Ahijah the Pelonite— Member of King David's elite 'Mighty Men' listed in the Chronicles. Called a Pelonite, a designation of origin rather than a people group · First at 1 Chronicles 11:27 · 3 verses
Ahijah the Shilonite— Prophet who tore his cloak into twelve pieces to symbolize the division of Israel · First at 1 Kings 11:29 · 13 verses
Ahijah, Father of King Baasha— Patriarch whose son Baasha established the second dynasty of the northern Kingdom of Israel · First at 1 Kings 15:27 · 4 verses
Ahijah, Secretary of King Solomon— Secretary to King Solomon who served alongside his brother Elihoreph · First at 1 Kings 4:3 · 2 verses
Ahijah, Signer of the Covenant— Leader who signed the covenant under Nehemiah · First at Nehemiah 10:26 · 1 verse
Ahijah, Son of Ehud— Benjamite descendant of Ehud who was carried into exile to Manahath · First at 1 Chronicles 8:7 · 2 verses
Ahijah, Son of Jerahmeel— Son of Jerahmeel mentioned in the genealogies of Judah · First at 1 Chronicles 2:25 · 2 verses
Ahikam— Official who protected the prophet Jeremiah from execution · First at 2 Kings 22:12 · 22 verses
Ahilud— Father of Jehoshaphat the recorder and Baana the governor · First at 2 Samuel 8:16 · 5 verses
Ahimaaz, Father of Ahinoam— father of Ahinoam and father-in-law of King Saul · First at 1 Samuel 14:50 · 1 verse
Ahimaaz, Son of Zadok the Priest— Priestly messenger who outran a Cushite to bring news to King David · First at 2 Samuel 15:27 · 13 verses
Ahimaaz, Son-in-Law of Solomon— Governor of Naphtali and son-in-law of King Solomon · First at 1 Kings 4:15 · 1 verse
Ahiman, Levite Gatekeeper— Levite gatekeeper who helped reorganize Jerusalem after the Babylonian Exile · First at 1 Chronicles 9:17 · 1 verse
Ahiman, son of Anak— Descendant of Anak who lived in Hebron and was encountered by the twelve spies · First at Numbers 13:22 · 3 verses
Ahimelech the Hittite— Hittite soldier who served as a companion to David during his exile · First at 1 Samuel 26:6 · 1 verse
Ahimelech, High Priest of Nob— High Priest who was executed by Saul for assisting David at Nob · First at 1 Samuel 14:3 · 13 verses
Ahimelech, Son of Abiathar— Priest who assisted King David in organizing the divisions of the sanctuary service · First at 2 Samuel 8:17 · 6 verses
Ahimoth— Levite of the Kohathite clan who lived during the era of the conquest and the judges · First at 1 Chronicles 6:25 · 3 verses
Ahinadab— District governor in Mahanaim under King Solomon · First at 1 Kings 4:14 · 1 verse
Ahinoam of Jezreel, Wife of David— Wife of King David and mother of his firstborn son Amnon · First at 1 Samuel 25:43 · 8 verses
Ahinoam, Wife of Saul— Wife of King Saul and mother of Jonathan · First at 1 Samuel 14:50 · 10 verses
Ahio, Son of Abiel— Benjaminite of the United Monarchy and uncle of King Saul · First at 1 Chronicles 8:31 · 10 verses
Ahio, Son of Abinadab— son of Abinadab who walked in front of the Ark of the Covenant on its journey to Jerusalem · First at 2 Samuel 6:3 · 4 verses
Ahio, Son of Beriah— Benjaminite clan leader and son of Beriah during the Divided Monarchy · First at 1 Chronicles 8:14 · 5 verses
Ahira— Leader of the Tribe of Naphtali during the Exodus and wilderness wanderings · First at Numbers 1:15 · 5 verses
Ahiram— Son of Benjamin who founded the Ahiramite clan · First at Numbers 26:38 · 4 verses
Ahisamach— father of Oholiab the Tabernacle artisan · First at Exodus 31:6 · 3 verses
Ahishahar— Benjamite descendant of Jediael mentioned in the genealogies of Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 7:10 · 1 verse
Ahishar— Palace administrator under King Solomon · First at 1 Kings 4:6 · 1 verse
Ahithophel— Counselor to King David who betrayed him to join Absalom's rebellion · First at 2 Samuel 15:12 · 17 verses
Ahitub, Father of Zadok— Levite of the line of Eleazar and the father of the High Priest Zadok · First at 2 Samuel 8:17 · 6 verses
Ahitub, Levite of the Ancestral Line— Levite descendant of Amariah and father of Zadok in the high-priestly line · First at 1 Chronicles 6:11 · 8 verses
Ahitub, Son of Phinehas— Grandson of Eli and father of Ahimelech the High Priest of Nob · First at 1 Samuel 14:3 · 7 verses
Ahlai, Daughter of Sheshan— Daughter of Sheshan whose marriage preserved her father's lineage · First at 1 Chronicles 2:31 · 5 verses
Ahlai, Parent of Zabad— Parent of Zabad the mighty man · First at 1 Chronicles 11:41 · 1 verse
Ahoah— Patriarch of the Ahohite clan within the Tribe of Benjamin · First at Numbers 26:40 · 4 verses
Ahumai— Clan leader of the Zorathites and descendant of Judah through Shobal · First at 1 Chronicles 4:2 · 1 verse
Ahuzzam— Son of Ashhur and Naarah of the tribe of Judah · First at 1 Chronicles 4:6 · 4 verses
Ahuzzath— Adviser to Abimelech who witnessed the covenant with Isaac · First at Genesis 26:26 · 1 verse
Aiah, Father of Rizpah— Father of Rizpah who was a concubine of King Saul · First at 2 Samuel 3:7 · 4 verses
Aiah, Son of Zibeon— Son of Zibeon and a member of the Horite genealogy in Genesis · First at Genesis 36:24 · 7 verses
Akan— Son of Ezer and a leader among the Horites in the land of Seir · First at Genesis 36:27 · 5 verses
Akkub, Head of a Family of Temple Servants— Patriarch of a family of Temple servants who returned from Babylon · First at Ezra 2:45 · 1 verse
Akkub, Levite Gatekeeper of the Return— Levite gatekeeper who guarded the temple storerooms after the return from Babylon · First at 1 Chronicles 9:17 · 5 verses
Akkub, Levite Instructor of the Law— Levite who helped Ezra explain the Law to the people of Jerusalem · First at Nehemiah 8:7 · 1 verse
Akkub, Son of Elioenai— Son of Elioenai and member of the Davidic royal lineage in the tribe of Judah · First at 1 Chronicles 3:24 · 1 verse
Alemeth, Descendant of Saul— Descendant of King Saul mentioned in the genealogies of Benjamin · First at 1 Chronicles 8:36 · 5 verses
Alemeth, Son of Becher— Son of Becher and grandson of Benjamin listed in the genealogies of 1 Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 7:8 · 1 verse
Alexander of the Ephesus Riot— Jewish spokesman who was shouted down by a riotous mob in the Ephesian theater · First at Acts 19:33 · 2 verses
Alexander of the High-Priestly Family— High-priestly family member who participated in the interrogation of the apostles Peter and John · First at Acts 4:6 · 1 verse
Alexander the Coppersmith— Apostate who caused the Apostle Paul great harm and opposed the gospel · First at 1 Timothy 1:20 · 2 verses
Alexander, Son of Simon of Cyrene— Son of Simon of Cyrene who was forced to carry the cross of Jesus · First at Mark 15:21 · 1 verse
Allon— Simeonite ancestor mentioned in the genealogies of 1 Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 4:37 · 1 verse
Almodad— Firstborn son of Joktan listed in the Table of Nations · First at Genesis 10:26 · 5 verses
Alphaeus— Father of the apostle James; also the name of Levi's father · First at Matthew 10:3 · 12 verses
Alvah— Chief of Edom mentioned in the genealogies of Genesis and Chronicles · First at Genesis 36:40 · 2 verses
Alvan— Firstborn son of Shobal in the Horite genealogies of Edom · First at Genesis 36:23 · 5 verses
Amal— Son of Helem and a descendant of Asher recorded in the chronicles of Israel · First at 1 Chronicles 7:35 · 4 verses
Amalek— Grandson of Esau and a chief of the Edomites · First at Genesis 36:12 · 5 verses
The Amalekite Who Claimed to Kill Saul— Young man who brought Saul’s crown to David and claimed responsibility for Saul's death · First at 2 Samuel 1:1 · 16 verses
Amariah, Ancestor of Athaiah— ancestor of the Judean leaders who resettled Jerusalem after the Babylonian exile · First at Nehemiah 11:4 · 1 verse
Amariah, Assistant to Kore— Levite administrator who distributed tithes under King Hezekiah · First at 2 Chronicles 31:15 · 1 verse
Amariah, Chief Priest of Jehoshaphat— Chief priest appointed by King Jehoshaphat to oversee religious legal matters in Jerusalem · First at 2 Chronicles 19:11 · 1 verse
Amariah, Great-Grandfather of Zephaniah— Great-grandfather of the prophet Zephaniah and son of Hezekiah · First at Zephaniah 1:1 · 1 verse
Amariah, Levite of the Ancestral Line— Levite priest in the lineage of the high-priesthood during the Divided Monarchy · First at 1 Chronicles 6:11 · 5 verses
Amariah, Priest of the Post-Exilic Return— Priest who signed Nehemiah's covenant and returned from the Babylonian exile · First at Nehemiah 10:3 · 3 verses
Amariah, Priest of the United Monarchy— Priest of the line of Eleazar who was the father of Ahitub and grandfather of Zadok · First at 1 Chronicles 6:7 · 4 verses
Amariah, Returnee in Ezra 10— Judean returnee who repented for marrying a foreign wife during Ezra's reforms · First at Ezra 10:42 · 1 verse
Amariah, Son of Hebron— second son of Hebron and a Kohathite Levite during the wilderness era · First at 1 Chronicles 23:19 · 3 verses
Amasa, Leader of Ephraim— Ephraimite leader who prevented the enslavement of Judean prisoners of war · First at 2 Chronicles 28:12 · 1 verse
Amasa, Nephew of David— Military commander of Israel under Absalom and later David who was murdered by Joab · First at 2 Samuel 17:25 · 13 verses
Amasai, Chief of the Thirty— Military leader who gave a Spirit-inspired pledge of loyalty to David at Ziklag · First at 1 Chronicles 12:18 · 1 verse
Amasai, Father of Mahath— Levite whose son Mahath helped King Hezekiah restore the Temple · First at 2 Chronicles 29:12 · 1 verse
Amasai, Levite of the Ancestral Line— Levite of the Kohathite branch and ancestor of the temple singers · First at 1 Chronicles 6:25 · 2 verses
Amasai, Priest of the United Monarchy— Priest who blew the trumpet before the Ark of the Covenant · First at 1 Chronicles 15:24 · 1 verse
Amasiah— Military commander under Jehoshaphat noted for his voluntary devotion to God · First at 2 Chronicles 17:16 · 1 verse
Amaziah, King of Judah— King of Judah who defeated Edom but lost to Israel after turning to idolatry · First at 2 Kings 12:21 · 37 verses
Amaziah, Levite of the United Monarchy— Levite of the Merarite clan listed in the genealogical records of 1 Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 6:45 · 1 verse
Amaziah, Priest of Bethel— Priest of Bethel who opposed the prophet Amos and reported him to King Jeroboam II · First at Amos 7:10 · 3 verses
Amaziah, Simeonite of the Divided Monarchy— Simeonite ancestor listed in the genealogies of 1 Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 4:34 · 1 verse
Ami— Patriarch of a family of Solomon's servants who returned from the Babylonian exile · First at Ezra 2:57 · 2 verses
Amittai— father of the prophet Jonah · First at 2 Kings 14:25 · 2 verses
Ammiel, Father of Machir— father of Machir of Lo-debar who aided King David and Mephibosheth · First at 2 Samuel 9:4 · 3 verses
Ammiel, son of Gemalli— Tribal leader from Dan who served as one of the twelve scouts sent by Moses to explore Canaan · First at Numbers 13:12 · 1 verse
Ammiel, Son of Obed-edom— Levite gatekeeper and sixth son of Obed-edom · First at 1 Chronicles 26:5 · 2 verses
Ammihud, Father of Pedahel— father of Pedahel who was the leader of Naphtali during the division of Canaan · First at Numbers 34:28 · 1 verse
Ammihud, Father of Shemuel— father of Shemuel, the leader appointed to divide the land for the tribe of Simeon · First at Numbers 34:20 · 1 verse
Ammihud, Father of Talmai— Father of King Talmai of Geshur and ancestor of Absalom · First at 2 Samuel 13:37 · 1 verse
Ammihud, Father of Uthai— Father of Uthai and a member of the tribe of Judah listed among the post-exilic genealogies · First at 1 Chronicles 9:4 · 1 verse
Ammihud, Son of Ladan— Ephraimite father of the tribal leader Elishama during the Exodus · First at Numbers 1:10 · 7 verses
Amminadab, Levite of the United Monarchy— Levite chief who assisted King David in bringing the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem · First at 1 Chronicles 15:10 · 2 verses
Amminadab, Prince of Judah in the Exodus— Ancestor of King David and Jesus Christ whose daughter married Aaron · First at Exodus 6:23 · 11 verses
Ammishaddai— Father of Ahiezer the prince of Dan · First at Numbers 1:12 · 5 verses
Ammizabad— Military commander who led the third division of King David's army under his father Benaiah · First at 1 Chronicles 27:6 · 1 verse
Amnon, Firstborn Son of David— Firstborn son of David who violated his half-sister Tamar and was later murdered by Absalom · First at 2 Samuel 3:2 · 32 verses
Amnon, Son of Shimon— Son of Shimon and a descendant of the tribe of Judah · First at 1 Chronicles 4:20 · 1 verse
Amok— Priestly leader who returned from the Babylonian exile with Zerubbabel · First at Nehemiah 12:7 · 2 verses
Amon, Governor of Samaria— Governor of Samaria who took the prophet Micaiah into custody · First at 1 Kings 22:26 · 2 verses
Amon, King of Judah— King of Judah who was assassinated by his servants after a two-year reign of idolatry · First at 2 Kings 21:18 · 16 verses
Amos, Ancestor of Jesus— Judean ancestor of Jesus Christ listed in the Lucan genealogy · First at Luke 3:25 · 3 verses
Amos, Prophet of the Divided Monarchy— Prophet who championed social justice and warned the Northern Kingdom of judgment · First at Amos 1:1 · 8 verses
Amoz— Father of the prophet Isaiah · First at 2 Kings 19:2 · 13 verses
Ampliatus— Roman Christian whom the Apostle Paul greeted as 'my beloved in the Lord' · First at Romans 16:8 · 1 verse
Amram, Descendant of Bani— Jewish returnee listed among those who married foreign women in Ezra's time · First at Ezra 10:34 · 1 verse
Amram, Father of Moses— father of Moses, Aaron, and Miriam who lived 137 years in Egypt · First at Exodus 6:18 · 11 verses
Amraphel— Leader of a Mesopotamian coalition in the Battle of the Siddim Valley · First at Genesis 14:1 · 2 verses
Amzi, Levite of the Exile and Return— Levite ancestor whose descendants performed the work of the temple in Jerusalem during the time of Nehemiah · First at Nehemiah 11:12 · 1 verse
Amzi, Levite of the United Monarchy— Levite of the Merarite clan listed in the genealogy of temple musicians · First at 1 Chronicles 6:46 · 2 verses
Anah— Horite chief who discovered hot springs in the wilderness · First at Genesis 36:2 · 10 verses
Anaiah, Attendant of Ezra— leader who stood at Ezra's right hand during the reading of the Law · First at Nehemiah 8:4 · 1 verse
Anaiah, Sealer of the Covenant— Leader who sealed the covenant of Nehemiah · First at Nehemiah 10:22 · 1 verse
Anak— Patriarch of a race of giants known as the Anakim · First at Numbers 13:22 · 8 verses
Anan— Jewish leader who signed the covenant of Nehemiah · First at Nehemiah 10:26 · 1 verse
Anani— Son of Elioenai and member of the Davidic royal lineage · First at 1 Chronicles 3:24 · 1 verse
Ananiah— Patriarch whose grandson repaired the wall of Jerusalem · First at Nehemiah 3:23 · 1 verse
Ananias of Damascus— Disciple who restored the sight of Saul of Tarsus and baptized him · First at Acts 9:10 · 6 verses
Ananias of the Early Church— Man who was struck dead for lying to the Holy Spirit about the proceeds from a land sale · First at Acts 5:1 · 3 verses
Ananias the High Priest— High priest who prosecuted the Apostle Paul before Governor Felix · First at Acts 23:2 · 2 verses
Anath— Parent of Shamgar the judge · First at Judges 3:31 · 2 verses
Anathoth, Sealer of the Covenant— Jewish leader who signed Nehemiah's covenant to keep the Law of Moses · First at Nehemiah 10:19 · 1 verse
Anathoth, Son of Becher— Son of Becher and grandson of Benjamin listed among the mighty men of valor · First at 1 Chronicles 7:8 · 1 verse
Andrew— Apostle of Jesus and the brother of Simon Peter who was the first to be called by Christ · First at Matthew 4:18 · 17 verses
Andronicus— Jewish Christian in Rome whom Paul calls a fellow prisoner and outstanding among the apostles · First at Romans 16:7 · 1 verse
Aner— Amorite chieftain who allied with Abraham to rescue Lot · First at Genesis 14:13 · 2 verses
Aniam— son of Shemida from the Tribe of Manasseh · First at 1 Chronicles 7:19 · 1 verse
Anna— Prophetess who recognized the infant Jesus as the Redeemer in the Temple · First at Luke 2:36 · 2 verses
Annas— High Priest who led the preliminary trial of Jesus and daughter's husband was Caiaphas · First at Luke 3:2 · 4 verses
Anthothijah— Benjaminite leader and son of Shashak mentioned in the genealogies of Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 8:24 · 4 verses
Antichrists— Apostates who abandoned the early church to deny the incarnation of Jesus Christ · First at 1 John 2:18 · 4 verses
Antipas— Martyr of Pergamum called a faithful witness by Jesus · First at Revelation 2:13 · 1 verse
Anub— Judean descendant of Koz recorded in the genealogies of 1 Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 4:8 · 2 verses
Apelles— Christian in Rome described by Paul as 'approved in Christ' · First at Romans 16:10 · 1 verse
Aphiah— Benjamite ancestor of King Saul · First at 1 Samuel 9:1 · 2 verses
Apollos— Eloquent Alexandrian preacher and colleague of the Apostle Paul · First at Acts 18:24 · 10 verses
Appaim— Son of Nadab whose lineage continued the family line after his brother died childless · First at 1 Chronicles 2:30 · 2 verses
Apphia— Christian woman at Colossae addressed by Paul as 'our sister' in the Letter to Philemon · First at Philemon 1:2 · 2 verses
Aquila— Jewish Christian coworker of Paul who hosted house churches and instructed Apollos · First at Acts 18:2 · 6 verses
Ara— Son of Jether within the tribe of Asher · First at 1 Chronicles 7:38 · 2 verses
Arad— Son of Beriah and descendant of Benjamin mentioned in the tribal genealogies · First at 1 Chronicles 8:15 · 5 verses
Arah, Father of Shecaniah— Patriarch whose descendants married into the family of Tobiah the Ammonite · First at Nehemiah 6:18 · 1 verse
Arah, Head of a Post-Exilic Clan— Patriarch of a large family that returned to Jerusalem from the Babylonian exile · First at Ezra 2:5 · 2 verses
Arah, Son of Ulla— Asherite descendant and son of Ulla listed in the genealogies of Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 7:39 · 4 verses
Aram, Grandson of Nahor— Son of Kemuel and grand-nephew of the patriarch Abraham · First at Genesis 22:21 · 2 verses
Aram, Son of Shem— Son of Shem and progenitor of the Aramean people · First at Genesis 10:22 · 5 verses
Aram, Son of Shemer— Asherite descendant listed in the genealogies of 1 Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 7:34 · 3 verses
Aran— Son of Dishan and descendant of Seir the Horite in the genealogies of Edom · First at Genesis 36:28 · 4 verses
Aratus— Greek poet quoted by the Apostle Paul in the Book of Acts · First at Acts 17:28 · 1 verse
Arba— Patriarch of the Anakim and the namesake of Kiriath-arba · First at Joshua 14:15 · 3 verses
Archelaus— Son of Herod the Great whose rule over Judea led Joseph to settle his family in Nazareth · First at Matthew 2:22 · 4 verses
Archippus— Minister in the Colossian church who was exhorted by Paul to fulfill his service · First at Colossians 4:17 · 3 verses
Ard, Son of Bela— Patriarch who founded the Ardite clan of the tribe of Benjamin · First at Numbers 26:40 · 3 verses
Ard, Son of Benjamin— Son of Benjamin who migrated to Egypt with Jacob's household · First at Genesis 46:21 · 3 verses
Ardon— Son of Caleb and Azubah mentioned in the genealogies of Judah · First at 1 Chronicles 2:18 · 7 verses
Areli— Son of Gad and founder of the Arelite clan · First at Genesis 46:16 · 4 verses
Aretas— King of the Nabataeans whose governor attempted to arrest Paul in Damascus · First at 2 Corinthians 11:32 · 1 verse
Argob— Court official killed alongside King Pekahiah during Pekah’s coup in Samaria · First at 2 Kings 15:25 · 1 verse
Aridai— Son of Haman who was killed during the Jewish defense in Susa · First at Esther 9:9 · 5 verses
Aridatha— Son of Haman who was killed and hanged during the events of Purim · First at Esther 9:8 · 5 verses
Arieh— conspirator who assisted Pekah in the assassination of King Pekahiah · First at 2 Kings 15:25 · 1 verse
Ariel, Leader of the Post-Exilic Return— Leader among the Jewish exiles who helped Ezra recruit Levites for the temple service · First at Ezra 8:16 · 1 verse
Arioch, Commander of the King’s Guard— Babylonian commander who facilitated Daniel’s interpretation of Nebuchadnezzar’s dream · First at Daniel 2:14 · 4 verses
Arioch, King of Ellasar— King of Ellasar and member of Chedorlaomer's coalition defeated by Abraham (Genesis 14) · First at Genesis 14:1 · 2 verses
Arisai— Son of Haman who was executed and hanged during the Jewish defense in Susa · First at Esther 9:9 · 5 verses
Aristarchus— Companion of Paul who was seized during the Ephesian riot and later became Paul's fellow prisoner in Rome · First at Acts 19:29 · 5 verses
Aristobulus— Roman head of a household containing early Christian believers · First at Romans 16:10 · 2 verses
Armoni— Son of Saul who was executed to atone for his father's sins against the Gibeonites · First at 2 Samuel 21:8 · 4 verses
Arnan— Descendant of David and grandson of Zerubbabel mentioned in the genealogies of Judah · First at 1 Chronicles 3:21 · 1 verse
Arod— Founder of the Arodite clan within the tribe of Gad · First at Genesis 46:16 · 4 verses
Arphaxad— Son of Shem and ancestor in the lineage of Jesus Christ · First at Genesis 10:22 · 11 verses
Artaxerxes— King of Persia who issued the decree for Ezra’s return and authorized Nehemiah to rebuild Jerusalem’s walls · First at Ezra 4:7 · 14 verses
Artemas— Colleague of the Apostle Paul mentioned in the Epistle to Titus · First at Titus 3:12 · 1 verse
Arza— Steward of King Elah at whose home the king was assassinated · First at 1 Kings 16:9 · 1 verse
Asa, King of Judah— King of Judah who removed idols and defeated the million-man Cushite army · First at 1 Kings 15:8 · 54 verses
Asa, Levite of the Exile and Return— Levite whose son Berechiah returned from the Babylonian exile · First at 1 Chronicles 9:16 · 1 verse
Asahel, Brother of Joab— Nephew of David and one of 'The Thirty' known for his incredible speed · First at 2 Samuel 2:18 · 16 verses
Asahel, Father of Jonathan— father of Jonathan, one of the few men who opposed Ezra's plan for addressing foreign marriages · First at Ezra 10:15 · 1 verse
Asahel, Levite of the Divided Monarchy— Levite commissioned by King Jehoshaphat to teach the Law throughout Judah · First at 2 Chronicles 17:8 · 1 verse
Asahel, Overseer under King Hezekiah— Overseer who managed Temple offerings during the reign of King Hezekiah · First at 2 Chronicles 31:13 · 1 verse
Asaiah, Merarite Chief of the United Monarchy— Levite chief of the Merarites who assisted in moving the Ark of the Covenant · First at 1 Chronicles 15:6 · 3 verses
Asaiah, Servant of King Josiah— Royal official who accompanied Hilkiah to consult the prophetess Huldah regarding the Book of the Law · First at 2 Kings 22:12 · 3 verses
Asaiah, Shilonite of the Return— Firstborn descendant of the Shilonites who resettled in Jerusalem after the Babylonian Exile · First at 1 Chronicles 9:5 · 1 verse
Asaiah, Simeonite Prince of the Divided Monarchy— Simeonite prince mentioned in the genealogical records of the tribe of Simeon · First at 1 Chronicles 4:36 · 1 verse
Asaph, Ancestor of Mattaniah— Levite ancestor of the Temple musicians and prayer leaders during the post-exilic restoration · First at 1 Chronicles 9:15 · 2 verses
Asaph, Father of Joah the Recorder— Father of Joah the recorder during the reign of King Hezekiah · First at 2 Kings 18:18 · 4 verses
Asaph, Keeper of the King’s Forest— Persian official who provided timber for Nehemiah's reconstruction of Jerusalem · First at Nehemiah 2:8 · 1 verse
Asaph, Levite Musician and Seer— Levite musician and composer of twelve Psalms who served as King David's chief singer · First at 1 Chronicles 6:39 · 32 verses
Asarel— Son of Jehallelel listed in the genealogies of Judah · First at 1 Chronicles 4:16 · 1 verse
Asarelah— Levite musician and son of Asaph who led the seventh division of sanctuary singers · First at 1 Chronicles 25:2 · 2 verses
Asenath— Wife of Joseph and mother of Manasseh and Ephraim · First at Genesis 41:45 · 3 verses
Ashbel— Second son of Benjamin and founder of the Ashbelite clan · First at Genesis 46:21 · 5 verses
Asher— Patriarch who founded one of the twelve tribes of Israel and was noted for the fertility of his land · First at Genesis 30:13 · 15 verses
Ashhur— Patriarch of the tribe of Judah and the founder of the city of Tekoa · First at 1 Chronicles 2:24 · 9 verses
Ashkenaz— Son of Gomer and grandson of Japheth listed in the Table of Nations · First at Genesis 10:3 · 3 verses
Ashpenaz— Chief court official who selected Daniel and the Hebrew youths for service in Babylon · First at Daniel 1:3 · 1 verse
Ashurbanipal— Assyrian king who deported foreign peoples to Samaria · First at Ezra 4:10 · 1 verse
Ashvath— Son of Japhlet and a descendant of the tribe of Asher · First at 1 Chronicles 7:33 · 4 verses
The Asiarchs— Elite provincial officials who befriended and protected the Apostle Paul during the riot at Ephesus · First at Acts 19:31 · 1 verse
Asiel— Simeonite ancestor mentioned in the genealogies of the book of Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 4:35 · 1 verse
Asnah— Patriarch whose descendants returned to Jerusalem as temple servants · First at Ezra 2:50 · 1 verse
Aspatha— Son of Haman who was executed and hanged on the gallows in Shushan · First at Esther 9:7 · 5 verses
Asriel, Son of Gilead— Clan leader and eponymous ancestor of the Asrielites within the tribe of Manasseh · First at Numbers 26:31 · 4 verses
Asriel, Son of Manasseh— Son of Manasseh born to his Aramean concubine · First at 1 Chronicles 7:14 · 1 verse
The Assassins— Militant Jewish group that utilized hidden daggers for political assassinations in first-century Judea · First at Acts 21:38 · 1 verse
Asshur, Son of Shem— Son of Shem who appears in the Table of Nations · First at Genesis 10:22 · 4 verses
Assir, Son of Ebiasaph— Levite descendant of Kohath who maintained the priestly lineage during the Wilderness era · First at 1 Chronicles 6:23 · 3 verses
Assir, Son of Korah— Son of Korah and leader of a Korahite clan within the tribe of Levi · First at Exodus 6:24 · 4 verses
The Astonished Pharisee— Pharisee who hosted Jesus for a meal and was surprised by His lack of ritual washing · First at Luke 11:37 · 3 verses
Asyncritus— Christian in Rome greeted by the Apostle Paul in his letter to the Romans · First at Romans 16:14 · 1 verse
Atarah— Wife of Jerahmeel and mother of Onam · First at 1 Chronicles 2:26 · 2 verses
Ater, Ancestor of Gatekeepers— patriarch of a family of Levitical gatekeepers who returned from Babylon · First at Ezra 2:42 · 2 verses
Ater, Patriarch of the House of Hezekiah— Patriarch whose 98 descendants returned from the Babylonian Exile with Zerubbabel · First at Ezra 2:16 · 2 verses
Ater, Signer of the Sealed Covenant— Jewish leader who signed Nehemiah's covenant of reform · First at Nehemiah 10:17 · 2 verses
Athaiah— Judahite leader who settled in Jerusalem after the Babylonian exile · First at Nehemiah 11:4 · 1 verse
Athaliah, Father of Jeshaiah— Patriarch of a family that returned from the Babylonian Exile under the leadership of Ezra · First at Ezra 8:7 · 1 verse
Athaliah, Queen of Judah— Queen of Judah who attempted to destroy the Davidic line · First at 2 Kings 8:26 · 20 verses
Athaliah, son of Jeroham— Benjamite chief and son of Jeroham listed in the genealogies of Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 8:26 · 2 verses
Athlai— Descendant of Bebai who divorced his foreign wife during Ezra's reforms · First at Ezra 10:28 · 1 verse
Attai, Gadite Warrior of the Divided Monarchy— Gadite commander who joined David at Ziklag · First at 1 Chronicles 12:11 · 1 verse
Attai, Grandson of Sheshan— Son of Jarha who continued the lineage of Sheshan · First at 1 Chronicles 2:35 · 6 verses
Attai, Son of Rehoboam— Prince of Judah and son of King Rehoboam and Maacah · First at 2 Chronicles 11:20 · 4 verses
Augustus— Founder of the Roman Empire who decreed the census mentioned in the Gospel of Luke · First at Luke 2:1 · 3 verses
Azaliah— father of Shaphan the scribe · First at 2 Kings 22:3 · 2 verses
Azaniah— Levite father of Jeshua who signed Nehemiah's covenant · First at Nehemiah 10:9 · 1 verse
Azarel, Korahite Warrior for David— Korahite warrior who joined David at Ziklag and was skilled in ambidextrous combat · First at 1 Chronicles 12:6 · 1 verse
Azarel, Leader of the Tribe of Dan— Tribal leader of Dan during the reign of King David · First at 1 Chronicles 27:22 · 1 verse
Azarel, Musician of the Post-Exilic Period— Levite musician who performed during the dedication of Jerusalem's wall · First at Nehemiah 12:36 · 2 verses
Azarel, Returnee under Ezra— Jewish man listed among those who repented of marrying foreign women during Ezra's reforms · First at Ezra 10:41 · 1 verse
Azariah son of Jehohanan— Ephraimite leader who prevented the enslavement of Judean captives · First at 2 Chronicles 28:12 · 1 verse
Azariah son of Jeroham— Military commander who joined the covenant to restore King Joash · First at 2 Chronicles 23:1 · 1 verse
Azariah son of Obed— Commander of hundreds who helped restore King Joash to the throne · First at 2 Chronicles 23:1 · 1 verse
Azariah, Builder of Jerusalem's Wall— Jerusalem resident who repaired the city wall next to his own house during the time of Nehemiah · First at Nehemiah 3:23 · 2 verses
Azariah, Chief Priest of the Divided Monarchy— Chief priest who confronted King Uzziah for attempting to burn incense in the Temple · First at 2 Chronicles 26:17 · 2 verses
Azariah, Chief Priest of the Zadokite Lineage— Chief priest of the Zadokite line who oversaw the Temple storehouses during King Hezekiah's reforms · First at 2 Chronicles 31:10 · 2 verses
Azariah, Companion of Daniel— Youth who survived the fiery furnace with Shadrach and Meshach · First at Daniel 1:6 · 20 verses
Azariah, Father of Joel the Levite— Levite patriarch whose son Joel assisted in the Temple reforms of King Hezekiah · First at 2 Chronicles 29:12 · 1 verse
Azariah, High Priest of the Divided Monarchy— Chief official of God's temple and father of the Chief Priest Seraiah · First at 1 Chronicles 6:13 · 5 verses
Azariah, Leader of the Return— Leader of the Jewish exiles who returned from Babylon and signed the covenant of Nehemiah · First at Nehemiah 7:7 · 3 verses
Azariah, Prophet and Son of Oded— Prophet who encouraged King Asa to reform Judah and seek the LORD · First at 2 Chronicles 15:1 · 4 verses
Azariah, Second Named in 2 Chronicles 21:2— Prince of Judah and son of Jehoshaphat who was murdered by his brother King Jehoram · First at 2 Chronicles 21:2 · 1 verse
Azariah, Son of Ethan— Son of Ethan and descendant of Zerah in the genealogies of Judah · First at 1 Chronicles 2:8 · 1 verse
Azariah, Son of Hoshaiah— Leader of the Judean remnant who accused Jeremiah of lying and fled to Egypt · First at Jeremiah 42:1 · 2 verses
Azariah, Son of Jehallelel— Levite of the Merarite clan who helped purify the Temple under Hezekiah · First at 2 Chronicles 29:12 · 1 verse
Azariah, Son of Jehoshaphat— Prince of Judah and son of Jehoshaphat who was murdered by his brother King Jehoram · First at 2 Chronicles 21:2 · 2 verses
Azariah, Son of Jehu— Descendant of Jerahmeel whose lineage is recorded in 1 Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 2:38 · 2 verses
Azariah, Son of Johanan— Levite priest in the line of Zadok and ancestor of Ezra the Scribe · First at 1 Chronicles 6:10 · 5 verses
Azariah, Son of Nathan the Prophet— Official in Solomon's court who oversaw the twelve district governors · First at 1 Kings 4:5 · 1 verse
Azariah, Son of Zadok the Priest— Priest and high official in the court of King Solomon during the United Monarchy · First at 1 Kings 4:2 · 2 verses
Azariah, Son of Zephaniah— Levite of the Kohathite clan listed in the genealogy of Heman the singer · First at 1 Chronicles 6:36 · 1 verse
Azariah, Teacher of the Law— Levite who helped explain the Law to the people during Ezra's public reading · First at Nehemiah 8:7 · 1 verse
Azaz— Reubenite mentioned in the genealogies of 1 Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 5:8 · 1 verse
Azaziah, Father of Hoshea— Father of Hoshea who was the leader of the Ephraimites under King David · First at 1 Chronicles 27:20 · 1 verse
Azaziah, Lyre Player of the United Monarchy— Musician who played the lyre during the transport of the Ark of the Covenant · First at 1 Chronicles 15:21 · 1 verse
Azaziah, Overseer of the Temple Storehouses— Temple official who oversaw the tithes and offerings during King Hezekiah's reforms · First at 2 Chronicles 31:13 · 1 verse
Azbuk— father of Nehemiah, the ruler of half the district of Beth-zur · First at Nehemiah 3:16 · 1 verse
Azel— Descendant of King Saul and father of six sons recorded in 1 Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 8:37 · 4 verses
Azgad, Ancestor of Returning Exiles— ancestor of over two thousand exiles returning from Babylon · First at Ezra 2:12 · 3 verses
Azgad, Signer of the Nehemiah Covenant— Jewish leader who signed the solemn covenant under Nehemiah · First at Nehemiah 10:15 · 1 verse
Aziza— Descendant of Zattu who divorced his foreign wife during Ezra's reforms · First at Ezra 10:27 · 1 verse
Azmaveth the Barhumite— Member of King David's elite Thirty Mighty Men · First at 2 Samuel 23:31 · 2 verses
Azmaveth, Descendant of Saul— Descendant of King Saul listed in the Benjaminite genealogies of Chronicles · First at 1 Chronicles 8:36 · 3 verses
Azmaveth, Father of Jeziel and Pelet— Benjaminite father of two of David's mighty men, Jeziel and Pelet · First at 1 Chronicles 12:3 · 1 verse
Azmaveth, son of Adiel— Official in charge of King David's royal storehouses · First at 1 Chronicles 27:25 · 1 verse
Azor— ancestor of Jesus Christ listed in the Gospel of Matthew · First at Matthew 1:13 · 2 verses
Azriel, Clan Head of Manasseh— Clan head and mighty warrior of the half-tribe of Manasseh who was renowned as a famous man of valor · First at 1 Chronicles 5:24 · 1 verse
Azriel, Father of Jerimoth— Father of Jerimoth who was the leader of the tribe of Naphtali · First at 1 Chronicles 27:19 · 1 verse
Azriel, Father of Seraiah— Father of Seraiah, an officer ordered by King Jehoiakim to arrest the prophet Jeremiah · First at Jeremiah 36:26 · 1 verse
Azrikam, Governor of the Palace— Palace governor of Judah who was slain by Zichri of Ephraim · First at 2 Chronicles 28:7 · 1 verse
Azrikam, Levite of the Post-Exilic Period— Levite ancestor whose descendants helped resettle Jerusalem after the Babylonian exile · First at 1 Chronicles 9:14 · 2 verses
Azrikam, Son of Azel— Firstborn son of Azel and descendant of King Saul · First at 1 Chronicles 8:38 · 7 verses
Azrikam, Son of Neariah— Son of Neariah listed in the royal genealogy of Judah · First at 1 Chronicles 3:23 · 1 verse
Azubah, Mother of Jehoshaphat— Queen Mother of Judah and mother of King Jehoshaphat · First at 1 Kings 22:42 · 3 verses
Azubah, Wife of Caleb— Wife of Caleb son of Hezron who bore three sons and whose death led to Caleb's marriage to Ephrath · First at 1 Chronicles 2:18 · 2 verses
Azzan— Father of Paltiel who was the leader of the tribe of Issachar during the division of Canaan · First at Numbers 34:26 · 1 verse
Azzur, Father of Hananiah— father of the Gibeonite prophet Hananiah · First at Jeremiah 28:1 · 1 verse
Azzur, Father of Jaazaniah— father of Jaazaniah who was a corrupt leader in Jerusalem during Ezekiel's vision · First at Ezekiel 11:1 · 1 verse
Azzur, Post-Exilic Signatory— leader who signed Nehemiah’s covenant to keep the Law of Moses · First at Nehemiah 10:17 · 1 verse