The Law
People who first appear in the five books of Moses.
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Aaron
First High Priest of Israel who served as the spokesman for Moses during the Exodus
The first High Priest of Israel, elder brother of Moses, and primary spokesman for the Israelites during the Exodus from Egypt.
Abel
First martyr and offerer of a more excellent sacrifice than his brother Cain
The second son of Adam and Eve, Abel was a shepherd whose righteous sacrifice and subsequent murder by his brother Cain made him the first human to experience death.
Abida
Grandson of Abraham and a patriarch of the Midianite clans
Abida was a son of Midian and a grandson of Abraham through his wife Keturah, serving as a patriarchal figure in the lineage of the Midianite people.
Abidan
Leader of the Benjamites who assisted Moses with the census and Tabernacle dedication
Abidan, son of Gideoni, was the tribal leader and military commander of the tribe of Benjamin during the Israelite wandering in the wilderness.
Abihail, Father of Zuriel
Levite father whose son Zuriel led the Merarite families in the wilderness
An Israelite during the Exodus whose son, Zuriel, served as a prominent leader of the Merarite clan of the Levites.
Abihu
Son of Aaron who was struck down for offering unauthorized fire
The second son of Aaron who was appointed as a priest but suffered divine judgment for offering unauthorized fire before the LORD.
Abimael
Son of Joktan listed in the Table of Nations
A son of Joktan and a descendant of Shem, listed in the Table of Nations as a progenitor of an early Arabian tribe.
Abimelech, King of Gerar
King of Gerar who made covenants with Abraham and Isaac
A Philistine ruler of Gerar who interacted with the patriarchs Abraham and Isaac, establishing early covenants and demonstrating a fear of God.
Abiram, Reubenite Rebel in the Wilderness
Reubenite leader who was swallowed by the earth for rebelling against Moses
A leader of the tribe of Reuben who, along with Dathan and Korah, instigated a major rebellion against the leadership of Moses and Aaron in the wilderness.
Abraham
Patriarch who is the father of the nation of Israel and an exemplar of faith
The first of the three biblical patriarchs and the father of the nation of Israel, known for his unwavering faith and his covenant relationship with God.
Abraham's Servant Sent for Rebekah
Chief steward who found Rebekah for Isaac
The senior steward of Abraham’s household who traveled to Aram-naharaim to secure Rebekah as a wife for Isaac.
Achbor, Father of Baal-hanan
Edomite patriarch and father of King Baal-hanan
Achbor was an Edomite patriarch whose son, Baal-hanan, served as the seventh recorded king of Edom during the pre-Israelite monarchical period.
Adah, Wife of Esau
Wife of Esau and mother of his firstborn son Eliphaz
A Canaanite woman from the Hittite tribe who became a wife of Esau and a foundational matriarch of the Edomite nation through her son Eliphaz.
Adah, Wife of Lamech
First woman named after Eve and mother to the founders of nomadism and music
Adah was the first wife of Lamech and the second woman named in the Bible after Eve, playing a pivotal role in the antediluvian genealogy of Cain.
Adam
First human being associated with the fall of man
Adam is the first human being created by God, the husband of Eve, and the progenitor of the human race in the book of Genesis.
Adbeel
Third son of Ishmael and founder of an Arabian tribe
Adbeel was the third son of Ishmael and a grandson of Abraham, recognized as one of the twelve princes and tribal leaders of the Ishmaelite people.
Agag, King of the Wilderness Era
King used as a standard of greatness in Balaam's prophecy
A powerful monarch of the Sinai region mentioned by Balaam as a benchmark of royal greatness during the Israelites' wilderness wanderings.
Ahiezer, Prince of the Tribe of Dan
Prince of the tribe of Dan who commanded the rear guard of Israel during the Exodus
Ahiezer son of Ammishaddai was the tribal leader and prince of Dan during the Israelite exodus from Egypt and their subsequent wilderness wanderings.
Ahihud, Leader of Asher
Tribal leader of Asher appointed to divide the Promised Land
Ahihud, son of Shelomi, was a tribal leader from the tribe of Asher chosen to oversee the distribution of the Promised Land among the Israelites.
Ahiman, son of Anak
Descendant of Anak who lived in Hebron and was encountered by the twelve spies
Ahiman was a descendant of Anak and a member of the fearsome Anakim who inhabited Hebron during the Israelite conquest of Canaan.
Ahira
Leader of the Tribe of Naphtali during the Exodus and wilderness wanderings
Ahira, son of Enan, was the tribal leader and military commander of the Tribe of Naphtali during the Israelite wilderness wanderings following the Exodus.
Ahiram
Son of Benjamin who founded the Ahiramite clan
A son of Benjamin and the eponymous founder of the Ahiramite clan during the Egyptian sojourn and the wilderness wanderings.
Ahisamach
father of Oholiab the Tabernacle artisan
Ahisamach was a member of the tribe of Dan and the father of Oholiab, a chief artisan chosen by God to construct the Tabernacle.
Ahuzzath
Adviser to Abimelech who witnessed the covenant with Isaac
An adviser to Abimelech, king of the Philistines, who accompanied the monarch during a diplomatic meeting with the patriarch Isaac in Gerar.
Aiah, Son of Zibeon
Son of Zibeon and a member of the Horite genealogy in Genesis
Aiah was a Horite nobleman of the land of Edom, identified as the son of Zibeon and a member of the ancestral line of Seir the Horite.
Almodad
Firstborn son of Joktan listed in the Table of Nations
Almodad was the firstborn son of Joktan and a descendant of Shem, listed in the Table of Nations as a founder of early post-flood tribal groups.
Alvah
Chief of Edom mentioned in the genealogies of Genesis and Chronicles
Alvah was a chief of Edom, a descendant of Esau, who established a regional clan and administrative district in the land of Seir during the Patriarchal Period.
Amalek
Grandson of Esau and a chief of the Edomites
Amalek was a grandson of Esau and a tribal chief in the land of Edom during the Patriarchal Period.
Ammiel, son of Gemalli
Tribal leader from Dan who served as one of the twelve scouts sent by Moses to explore Canaan
Ammiel, son of Gemalli, was a representative from the tribe of Dan selected by Moses to scout the land of Canaan during the Israelites' journey in the wilderness.
Ammihud, Father of Pedahel
father of Pedahel who was the leader of Naphtali during the division of Canaan
Ammihud was the father of Pedahel, the leader of the tribe of Naphtali appointed to assist in the division of the Promised Land.
Ammihud, Father of Shemuel
father of Shemuel, the leader appointed to divide the land for the tribe of Simeon
A man of the tribe of Simeon whose son, Shemuel, was appointed by God to oversee the division of the Promised Land.
Ammihud, Son of Ladan
Ephraimite father of the tribal leader Elishama during the Exodus
An Ephraimite whose son served as the tribal leader of Ephraim during the Exodus and the wilderness wanderings.
Amminadab, Prince of Judah in the Exodus
Ancestor of King David and Jesus Christ whose daughter married Aaron
A prominent leader of the tribe of Judah during the Egyptian sojourn and the father of the high priestess Elisheba and the tribal chieftain Nahshon.
Ammishaddai
Father of Ahiezer the prince of Dan
Ammishaddai was a member of the Tribe of Dan during the Exodus and the father of the tribal prince Ahiezer.
Amram, Father of Moses
father of Moses, Aaron, and Miriam who lived 137 years in Egypt
A Levite of the Kohathite clan best known as the father of the three primary leaders of the Exodus: Moses, Aaron, and Miriam.
Amraphel
Leader of a Mesopotamian coalition in the Battle of the Siddim Valley
Amraphel was the King of Shinar who spearheaded a coalition of four eastern kings in a military campaign against five cities in the Dead Sea region during the age of Abraham.
Anah
Horite chief who discovered hot springs in the wilderness
Anah was a Horite chief and son of Zibeon, notable for discovering hot springs in the wilderness while pasturing his father’s donkeys and for being the father of Esau’s wife Oholibamah.
Anak
Patriarch of a race of giants known as the Anakim
Anak was a formidable patriarch of a race of giants in Canaan, whose physical stature terrified the Israelite spies during the Exodus.
Aner
Amorite chieftain who allied with Abraham to rescue Lot
An Amorite ally of the patriarch Abram who participated in the rescue of Lot following the Battle of Siddim.
Aram, Grandson of Nahor
Son of Kemuel and grand-nephew of the patriarch Abraham
Aram was the son of Kemuel and a member of the extended family of the patriarch Abraham, mentioned in the genealogies of Nahor.
Aram, Son of Shem
Son of Shem and progenitor of the Aramean people
Aram was a son of Shem and grandson of Noah, recognized as a primary ancestor of various Semitic peoples in the ancient Near East.
Aran
Son of Dishan and descendant of Seir the Horite in the genealogies of Edom
Aran was a descendant of Seir the Horite and a son of Dishan, listed among the patriarchal genealogies of the land of Edom.
Ard, Son of Bela
Patriarch who founded the Ardite clan of the tribe of Benjamin
The son of Bela and a grandson of Benjamin, Ard was the eponymous founder of the Ardite clan during the wilderness wanderings.
Ard, Son of Benjamin
Son of Benjamin who migrated to Egypt with Jacob's household
The youngest son of the patriarch Benjamin, listed among those who traveled with Jacob’s household into Egypt.
Areli
Son of Gad and founder of the Arelite clan
Areli was the youngest son of Gad and the ancestral founder of the Arelite clan during the Egyptian sojourn and the Exodus.
Arioch, King of Ellasar
King of Ellasar and member of Chedorlaomer's coalition defeated by Abraham (Genesis 14)
Arioch, King of Ellasar, was one of the four eastern kings in Chedorlaomer's coalition that invaded Canaan and was defeated by Abraham in Genesis 14.
Arod
Founder of the Arodite clan within the tribe of Gad
A son of Gad and the ancestral founder of the Arodite clan during the Israelites' sojourn in Egypt and their subsequent wilderness wanderings.
Arpachshad
Son of Shem and ancestor in the lineage of Jesus Christ
A post-flood patriarch, son of Shem, and ancestor of Abraham through whom the messianic lineage is traced.
Asenath
Wife of Joseph and mother of Manasseh and Ephraim
An Egyptian noblewoman and the wife of the patriarch Joseph, who bore him the two tribal ancestors, Manasseh and Ephraim.
Ashbel
Second son of Benjamin and founder of the Ashbelite clan
Ashbel was the second son of Benjamin and the eponymous founder of the Ashbelite clan during the Egyptian sojourn and the wilderness wanderings.
Asher
Patriarch who founded one of the twelve tribes of Israel and was noted for the fertility of his land
Asher was the eighth son of Jacob, the second born to Zilpah, and the ancestral patriarch of the Tribe of Asher, known for the fertile lands and prosperity promised in his father's blessing.
Ashkenaz
Son of Gomer and grandson of Japheth listed in the Table of Nations
Ashkenaz was a great-grandson of Noah and the firstborn son of Gomer, listed in the Table of Nations as a foundational figure in the repopulation of the post-flood world.
Asriel, Son of Gilead
Clan leader and eponymous ancestor of the Asrielites within the tribe of Manasseh
A prominent clan leader within the tribe of Manasseh during the Exodus and the subsequent settlement of the Promised Land.
Asshur, Son of Shem
Son of Shem who appears in the Table of Nations
Asshur was the second son of Shem and a grandson of Noah, recognized in the Table of Nations as a foundational figure in post-flood genealogy.
Assir, Son of Korah
Son of Korah and leader of a Korahite clan within the tribe of Levi
A Levite of the Kohathite clan and one of the sons of Korah who lived during the era of the Egyptian Sojourn and the Exodus.
Azzan
Father of Paltiel who was the leader of the tribe of Issachar during the division of Canaan
Azzan was a prominent leader in the tribe of Issachar during the wilderness wanderings and father to Paltiel, a commissioner for the division of the Promised Land.
Baal-hanan, King of Edom
Seventh king of Edom mentioned in the early genealogies of Genesis
The seventh listed king of Edom who reigned before any king ruled over the Israelites.
Balaam
Diviner who was hired to curse Israel but blessed them instead
A non-Israelite diviner and son of Beor who, despite hearing the voice of God, attempted to curse Israel for profit and later led them into apostasy.
Balak
King of Moab who hired Balaam to curse the Israelites during their wilderness wanderings
The King of Moab who attempted to protect his kingdom from the advancing Israelites by hiring the prophet Balaam to curse them.
Bath-shua
Canaanite wife of Judah and mother of Er, Onan, and Shelah
A Canaanite woman who became the wife of the patriarch Judah and the mother of his first three sons: Er, Onan, and Shelah.
Becher, Son of Benjamin
son of Benjamin who traveled to Egypt and fathered nine prominent sons
Becher was a son of the patriarch Benjamin who migrated to Egypt with his family and became a foundational ancestor of a major Benjamite clan.
Becher, Son of Ephraim
Son of Ephraim and founder of the Becherite clan
Becher was a son of Ephraim and the ancestral head of the Becherite clan within the tribe of Ephraim during the wilderness wanderings.
Bedad
Patriarch of Edom and father of King Hadad
Bedad was an Edomite patriarch and the father of King Hadad, a ruler of Edom during the pre-Israelite monarchy.
Beeri the Hittite
Hittite father of Judith, one of the wives of Esau
A Hittite patriarch during the era of Isaac, known primarily as the father of Judith, one of Esau's wives.
Bela, King of Edom
First king of Edom who reigned in the city of Dinhabah
Bela, son of Beor, was the first recorded king of Edom, reigning from his capital city of Dinhabah prior to the establishment of the Israelite monarchy.
Bela, Son of Benjamin
Firstborn son of Benjamin and founder of the Belaitic clan
The firstborn son of the patriarch Benjamin and the founder of the Belaitic clan during the Egyptian sojourn and the Exodus period.
Ben-ammi
Patriarch who founded the nation of the Ammonites
The son of Lot and his younger daughter, recognized as the eponymous patriarch of the Ammonite nation.
Benjamin, Son of Jacob
Youngest son of Jacob and the full brother of Joseph whose presence in Egypt led to his family's reconciliation
The youngest son of Jacob and Rachel, Benjamin was the beloved patriarch of one of the twelve tribes of Israel and a central figure in the narrative of Joseph's rise in Egypt.
Beor, Father of Balaam
father of the prophet Balaam during the Israelite wilderness journey
Beor was the father of the Mesopotamian diviner Balaam and a resident of Pethor during the period of the Israelite wilderness wanderings.
Beor, Father of King Bela
Edomite patriarch and father of Bela, the first king of Edom
An early Edomite patriarch recognized as the father of Bela, the first recorded king to rule in the land of Edom.
Bera
King of Sodom who led the rebellion of the five kings against Chedorlaomer
Bera was the King of Sodom during the time of Abraham, known for leading a rebellion against the Elamite King Chedorlaomer and his later interaction with the patriarch.
Beriah, Son of Asher
Son of Asher and founder of the Beriite clan during the Egyptian Sojourn
A son of the patriarch Asher and founder of the Beriite clan, who traveled to Egypt with Jacob and established a prominent lineage within the Tribe of Asher.
Bethuel
Father of Rebekah and son of Abraham's brother Nahor
Bethuel was a patriarch from Paddan-aram, the son of Nahor and Milcah, and the father of Rebekah and Laban.
Bezalel, Artisan of the Tabernacle
Craftsman filled with the Spirit of God who built the Ark of the Covenant and the Tabernacle
The master craftsman chosen by God to design and construct the Tabernacle, its sacred furniture, and the Ark of the Covenant during the Israelite wilderness wanderings.
Bilhah
Mother of Dan and Naphtali and maidservant to Rachel
Handmaid to Rachel and concubine of Jacob who became the biological mother of Dan and Naphtali, contributing to the formation of the twelve tribes of Israel.
Bilhan, Son of Ezer
Horite chief and son of Ezer recorded in the genealogies of Edom
Bilhan was a Horite chief and the firstborn son of Ezer, belonging to the ancestral lines of Seir in the land of Edom during the Patriarchal Period.
Birsha
A rebel king of Gomorrah who opposed Chedorlaomer
Birsha was the king of Gomorrah and one of the five Canaanite monarchs who rebelled against the eastern Mesopotamian king Chedorlaomer during the time of Abraham.
Bukki, Leader from the Tribe of Dan
Tribal leader of Dan chosen to help divide the Promised Land
A tribal leader of Dan appointed by God to oversee the division of the Promised Land among the Israelites.
Buz, Son of Nahor
Son of Nahor and nephew of Abraham mentioned in the patriarchal genealogies
Buz was the second-born son of Nahor and Milcah and a nephew of the patriarch Abraham during the Patriarchal Period.
Cain
History’s first murderer and the killer of his brother Abel
Cain was the firstborn son of Adam and Eve, known as the first murderer in biblical history for killing his brother Abel.
Caleb son of Jephunneh
Spy who gave a faithful report of Canaan and later conquered Hebron
One of the twelve spies sent by Moses to Canaan, distinguished by his wholehearted faith and courage in claiming his inheritance at Hebron.
Canaan, Son of Ham
Son of Ham who was cursed by Noah to be a servant to his brothers
Canaan was the son of Ham and the grandson of Noah, known primarily for being the recipient of Noah's curse and the progenitor of several significant ancient Near Eastern tribes.
The Canaanite Woman (Wife of Simeon)
Mother of Shaul and partner of Simeon who integrated Canaanite lineage into the tribe of Simeon
A woman from the land of Canaan who married Simeon, son of Jacob, and became the mother of Shaul.
Carmi, Son of Reuben
son of Reuben and founder of the Carmite clan during the Egyptian Sojourn
A grandson of the patriarch Jacob and the youngest son of Reuben who became the founding ancestor of the Carmite clan during the Egyptian Sojourn.
Chedorlaomer
King of Elam who led the four-king coalition that captured Lot and was defeated by Abraham
Chedorlaomer was the King of Elam who led a coalition of four eastern kings to suppress a rebellion in the Jordan Valley, leading to a military confrontation with Abraham.
Cheran
Son of Dishon and descendant of Seir the Horite listed in the genealogies of Edom
Cheran was a Horite descendant of Seir the Horite, identified as a son of Dishon and a tribal leader within the land of Edom during the Patriarchal Period.
Chesed
Son of Nahor and nephew of Abraham listed in the genealogies of Genesis
Chesed was a son of Nahor and Milcah, identified as a nephew of the patriarch Abraham in the genealogical records of Genesis.
Chislon
father of Elidad the Benjamite leader
Chislon was a leader from the tribe of Benjamin during the wilderness wanderings and the father of the tribal prince Elidad.
Cozbi
Midianite woman whose death at the hands of Phinehas ended a plague in Israel
A Midianite princess whose involvement with an Israelite man during the Peor incident triggered a plague and led to her execution by Phinehas.
Cush, Son of Ham
Patriarchal ancestor of the Cushite people and father of Nimrod
Cush was the eldest son of Ham and the father of Nimrod, serving as the patriarchal ancestor of various African and Arabian nations in the Table of Nations.
Dan
Patriarch who was the fifth son of Jacob and father of the Tribe of Dan
The fifth son of the patriarch Jacob and the first son born to his concubine Bilhah, serving as the eponymous ancestor of the Tribe of Dan.
Dathan
Reubenite leader who perished when the earth swallowed him during a rebellion against Moses
A Reubenite leader who, along with his brother Abiram and the Levite Korah, led a major rebellion against the leadership of Moses and Aaron during the wilderness wanderings.
Daughter of Pharaoh, Rescuer of Moses
Egyptian princess who rescued the infant Moses from the Nile
An Egyptian princess who discovered the infant Moses in the Nile and took him as her own, altering the course of Israelite history.
Daughter of Putiel
Mother of the High Priest Phinehas and wife of Eleazar
A woman of the tribe of Levi by marriage who was the wife of the priest Eleazar and the mother of the High Priest Phinehas.
Deborah, Nurse of Rebekah
Nurse of Rebekah whose death was honored by Jacob at the Oak of Weeping
The devoted nurse and companion of the matriarch Rebekah, whose death was marked by significant communal mourning under an oak at Bethel.
Dedan, Grandson of Cush
grandson of Cush and a patriarchal figure in the Table of Nations
A grandson of Cush and son of Raamah, Dedan was a primeval patriarch belonging to the Hamitic line following the Great Flood.
Dedan, Son of Jokshan
Grandson of Abraham through Keturah and ancestor of the Asshurim
Dedan was a son of Jokshan and a grandson of Abraham through his concubine Keturah, serving as a patriarchal progenitor of several North Arabian tribes.
Deuel
Patriarch of the tribe of Gad whose son Eliasaph was a tribal leader during the Exodus
A prominent member of the tribe of Gad during the Exodus, known as the father of the tribal leader Eliasaph.
Dibri
Danite patriarch whose grandson was the first person executed for blasphemy in the wilderness
Dibri was a man of the tribe of Dan during the Egyptian sojourn and the Exodus, known as the father of Shelomith and grandfather of a man executed for blasphemy.
Diklah
Son of Joktan listed in the Table of Nations
Diklah was a son of Joktan and a descendant of Shem, listed in the Table of Nations as a progenitor of early Semitic peoples.
Dinah
Daughter of Jacob whose treatment by Shechem led to a violent conflict
The only daughter of Jacob and Leah mentioned in the patriarchal narratives, known for the incident at Shechem that led to a violent conflict between her brothers and the Hivites.
Dishan
Patriarch and chief of the Horites in the land of Seir who was the son of Seir and father of Uz and Aran
A Horite chief and patriarch in the land of Edom, the youngest son of Seir and father of Uz and Aran.
Dishon, Son of Anah
Son of Anah and brother to Esau's wife Oholibamah
Dishon was a descendant of Seir the Horite and a son of Anah, established as a tribal figure within the territory of Edom.
Dishon, Son of Seir
Chief of the Horites and son of Seir who governed a division of the land of Edom
A Horite clan leader and son of Seir the Horite, Dishon served as a chief in the land of Edom during the Patriarchal Period.
Dumah
Son of Ishmael and one of the twelve princes of the Ishmaelite tribes
Dumah was the sixth son of Ishmael and a grandson of Abraham, serving as a tribal patriarch in the Arabian peninsula.
Ebal
Son of Shobal listed in the genealogies of Seir and Edom
Ebal was a son of Shobal and a descendant of Seir the Horite, listed within the genealogical records of Edom.
Eber, Son of Shelah
Patriarchal ancestor of the Hebrew people through the line of Shem
Eber was a foundational post-diluvian patriarch, the great-grandson of Shem and a direct ancestor of Abraham through whom the lineage of the 'Hebrews' is traditionally traced.
The Egyptian Taskmaster
Egyptian official whose beating of a Hebrew slave led to Moses' first act of intervention
An Egyptian official whose physical abuse of a Hebrew slave prompted the first recorded act of intervention by Moses.
Elah, Chief of Edom
Edomite chief mentioned in the genealogies of Esau
Elah was a clan leader and chief of the Edomites, descended from Esau, who governed a specific territorial region in the land of Seir during the Patriarchal Period.
Elam, Son of Shem
Eldest son of Shem and ancestor of the Elamite people
The eldest son of Shem and grandson of Noah, recognized as the eponymous ancestor of the Elamite people in the Table of Nations.
Eldaah
Son of Midian and grandson of Abraham who founded a branch of the Midianite people
Eldaah was a son of Midian and a grandson of Abraham through his wife Keturah, serving as a patriarchal ancestor of the Midianite people.
Eldad
Elder who prophesied in the camp of Israel
One of two Israelite elders who remained in the camp during the Exodus and received the Holy Spirit to prophesy, despite not being at the Tabernacle.
Eleazar, Son of Aaron
High Priest who succeeded Aaron and assisted Joshua in dividing the Promised Land
Eleazar was the third son of Aaron and his successor as the High Priest of Israel, serving as a key leader alongside Moses and Joshua during the wilderness wanderings and the conquest of Canaan.
Eliab, Father of Dathan and Abiram
father of the Reubenite rebels Dathan and Abiram
Eliab was a Reubenite whose sons, Dathan and Abiram, led a famous rebellion against the leadership of Moses and Aaron in the wilderness.
Eliab, Leader of Zebulun
Tribal leader of Zebulun who assisted Moses in the wilderness census and presented offerings for the Tabernacle
Eliab son of Helon was the tribal leader and military commander of the tribe of Zebulun during the Israelites' wilderness wanderings following the Exodus from Egypt.
Eliasaph son of Deuel, Prince of Gad
Prince of the tribe of Gad who led his division during the Exodus
Eliasaph son of Deuel was the tribal leader and military commander of the tribe of Gad during the Israelite wandering in the wilderness.
Eliasaph son of Lael
Levite leader of the Gershonites during the wilderness wanderings
A Levite leader of the Gershonite families appointed to manage the sanctuary during the Israelite wilderness wanderings.
Elidad
Tribal leader of Benjamin who oversaw the division of the Promised Land
Elidad, son of Chislon, was a prince and tribal leader of the tribe of Benjamin chosen to assist in the division of the Promised Land.
Eliezer of Damascus
servant from Damascus who was the legal heir of Abram's house before the birth of Isaac
A servant from Damascus described by Abram as the legal heir to his household prior to the birth of Ishmael and Isaac.
Eliezer, Son of Moses
son of Moses whose name signifies God's help in delivering his father from Pharaoh
The second son of Moses and Zipporah, whose name commemorates God's deliverance of his father from the sword of Pharaoh.