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(1813 BC - 1638 BC) Abram was a righteous man, a descendant of Shem, born in Ur of Chaldea, who, although he lived in the midst of an idolatrous people, never abandoned the right path, and never stopped worshiping God. God decided to choose a people, which, thanks to special care, would preserve his teachings and prepare for the coming of the Messiah, and chose Abram as the father of that people: “Leave your country, leave your family and go to the land that I'll show you. I will make you the father of a great people, and in you all generations will be blessed. " Abram listened to God, and set out with his wife Sarah, his nephew Lot, his servants and cattle. After spending some years in Haran in Mesopotamia, he went to the plains of Canaan and pitched his tents not far from Shechem. He lived with his nephew Lot in Canaan but, their flocks became very large, so there came a time when the country did not produce enough grass for them. For this reason, Abraham and Lot decided to separate. Abram went to the valley of Mambré, and Lot to Sodom, a large and rich city, but with bad habits so that its inhabitants provoked the wrath of God. When Abram dwelt in the land of Canaan, the Lord repeated the promise several times to multiply his descendants like the stars of heaven, and yet Abraham continued without having children. Then Sarah took Hagar the Egyptian, her slave girl, and she gave birth to Ishmael. But he was not the son of God's promise. Thirteen years later God renewed his covenant with Abram, changed his name to Abraham, ordered him to be circumcised and told him, through three Angels, that Sarah, although she was already 90 years old, would very soon be the mother of a child, whose offspring would be born the Messiah. “God visited Sarah as He had said, and did for her what He had promised. Sarah conceived and gave Abraham a son in his old age, in the time predicted by God ”. Before long, Sara gave birth to Isaac, which means laughter. Abraham died at the age of 175. (Genesis 25: 7-10) You ask my dad: Who was Abraham? He was the father of nations, and was characterized by his obedience and faith in God.

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(1896 BC-1716 BC) Isaac was the only son of Abraham born to Sarah. He was the longest living of the three patriarchs. He was circumcised at eight days of age. When he was a child, his father was tested, for which Isaac had to be sacrificed on Mount Moriah, but God, seeing Abraham's obedience, sent an angel to save him, from his father sacrificing him. When he was forty years old, he married Rebekah, and after the death of his father Abraham, he settled in Beer-Lahai-roi, where his two sons, Esau and Jacob were born.

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(1653 BC - 1506 BC) He was a descendant of Abraham and Isaac. Jacob was her Mom's favorite, so Rebekah made Jacob, when her husband Isaac was convalescing in bed, take the opportunity to steal his father's blessing instead of Esau. For this fact, the first-born of the twins vowed to kill Jacob. Jacob was known to have multiple loves. He had 12 children as a result of his various relationships, although he only had two legal women who were Lea and Raquel, both were sisters. Jacob bought Rachel from his uncle Laban. Jacob died at the age of 147. On his deathbed, he summoned his children to bless them.

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Judah, was the fourth son of Jacob and main ancestor of one of the most important twelve tribes of Israel. He was born in Haran, a land where his father had taken refuge fleeing from his brother Esau. His mother was Leah, one of Laban's daughters who had been given as a wife to Jacob for his seven years of work. Judah dying aged 119.

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Fares was one of the twins that Tamar gave birth to, and he was the founder of the clan of his name, from which two clans emerged, led by their children.

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He was the older of the two sons of Phares, the latter being the son of Tamar and Judah, son of the patriarch Jacob.

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Aram or Ram ancestor of King David, was the son of Ezrom. His genealogical line is also recorded in and little is known about him, except that he lived when the Israelites were in Egypt.

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Aminadab is a minor character in the Old Testament, although he is also quoted in the New Testament. According to the genealogy of Jesus of Matthew the Evangelist, he was the son of Aram and father of Naasón, being they ancestors of Jesus of Nazareth. In the Book of Numbers "Nahshon son of Amminadab" is mentioned several times, "chief of the sons of Judah", which means that they were patriarchs of the Tribe of Judah. In the Book of Exodus it is mentioned that his daughter Elizabeth was Aaron's wife, so Aminadab would be his father-in-law.

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Naasón was prince of the tribe of Judá at the beginning of the pilgrimage of Israel by the desert. His sister married Aaron, and was the ancestor of Boaz, and thus of King David. He was the first to present offerings before the tabernacle and led the march in the desert.

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Son of a principal of Judah named Naasón. He was probably born during the forty-year period that the Israelites wandered in the desert. He married Rahab of Jericho, who gave birth to Boaz.

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Boaz is the one who marries Ruth, with whom he has a son. His father was Salmon and his mother Raab. He was a very rich man and a landowner, who allowed Ruth to collect the sheaves of wheat left by her workers; later he agreed to take her as his wife and they would be King David's great-grandparents.

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Son of Boaz and Ruth and father of Jesse, grandfather of David and ancestor of Christ through Joseph. He is mentioned in the Book of Ruth and is a minor character, simply to establish the genealogy of David.

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He lived in Bethlehem. He was the son of Obed, grandson of Boaz and father of David. His importance as one of the ancestors of Jesus Christ is referred to in the New Testament, where reference is made to the Tree of Jesse. The first mention of this character is made in the first book of Samuel when the prophet Samuel, sent by God, visits Bethlehem to anoint David as king of Israel, in the same way, in chapter 17 of the same book, it is said that he commands David to the Israelites' camp to bring supplies to his brothers, which would become the scene of the fight with Goliath.

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(1040 BC - 965 BC) David was an Israelite king, Saul's successor, and second legitimate monarch of the kingdom of Israel (although Isboset, Saul's son, was proclaimed by the army and ruled for two years in the north until his assassination). He managed to unify the Israelite territory and expand it, until controlling the cities of Jerusalem, Samaria, Petra, Zabah and Damascus. The story of David is presented in the Bible, mainly in I Samuel and II Samuel, while the period that covers his old age and his death is narrated at the beginning of I Kings. He is considered one of the great rulers of Israel and, therefore, an emblematic historical figure.

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Solomon was David's successor and the third king of Israel. His wisdom managed to pacify and unify nearby countries. He reigned forty years, and could have reigned between 970 and 930 BC. C.

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Rohoboam was the third king of Judah, who ruled from about 930 BC. Until 913 a. C. He was the heir of King Solomon. He ascended to the throne while even Judah and Israel constituted the same kingdom, due to the inflexible government, the ten tribes of Israel revealed themselves and crowned Jeroboam where the nation of Israel (ten tribes) and the nation of Judah (two tribes) arose . After Rohoboam's death, his son Abijah succeeded him.

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Abijah was the fourth king of Israel in the line of David, he had 22 sons and 16 daughters, and he gave the kingship to his son Asa.

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Asa was the fifth king of Israel in the line of David and gave his position to his son Jehoshaphat.

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Jehoshaphat was one of the kings of Judah and Azubá, he was the sixth king of the line of David, he began to reign at 35 and his reign lasted 25 years. Then he gave the kingship to his son Joram.

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(882 BC - 842 BC)

Joram was the fifth king of Judah. He began to reign at 30 and his reign lasted 8 years.

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Uzziah was one of the kings of Judah and began to reign at the age of 16, replacing King Amaziah.

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Jotham a king of Judah and his reign lasted 16 years and he helped with the construction of the wall of Ophel.

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In his reign he allowed many bad things, such as worship of other gods, and pagan customs.

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Hezekiah was the thirteenth king of Judah and his reign lasted 29 years.

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(709-643 BC)

Manasseh was the successor to the throne of Hezekiah in Judah, who was his father. Manasseh, was the vassal of the governor of Assyria, Ashurbanipal, so for this he provided protection, he granted troops to go against Egypt and allowed them to evangelize their religion, provoking the wrath of the prophets and God. When God saw that Manasseh was letting them worship other gods, he made the Assyrians attack Judah, to take him to Assyria, torture him, and lock him up.
When he was imprisoned, he asked God for forgiveness, who forgave him, giving him the opportunity to return to Judah, to rule as God commanded, restoring the altars and to return to profess his word.protection, he granted troops to go against Egypt and allowed them to evangelize their religion, provoking the wrath of the prophets and God. When God saw that Manasseh was letting them worship other gods, he made the Assyrians attack Judah, to take him to Assyria, torture him, and lock him up.
When he was imprisoned, he asked God for forgiveness, who forgave him, giving him the opportunity to return to Judah, to rule as God commanded, restoring the altars and to return to profess his word.

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Amon was the successor to the throne after Manasseh, who was his father. In his reign he worshiped other gods, and left Jehovah aside, so his servants conspired against him and assassinated him, causing the people to kill them as well and crown Josiah, his first son.

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Osiah was the king of Israel after Amon, who was his father. In his reign, it is said that, unlike his father and grandfather, he was always faithful to God, because in his eyes he was very just and upright, because he destroyed all the altars to other gods and found the book of the law, which today it would be the Torah or the Pentateuch.

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(634 BC - 598 BC) Jehoiakim was the second son of Josiah, who began his reign after his younger brother, who, although he was chosen by the people, did not follow the teachings of God, for which he was taken to Egypt, where he died. When there was no longer a governor in Judah, Pharaoh Necho II crowned him king of Judah, reestablishing Egypt's rule over Israel. Jehoiakim was his vassal, for which after Necao II was dethroned, he became the vassal of Babylon, however, three years later he rebelled against him. That same year, Jehovah sent troops from different kingdoms to destroy Judah, fulfilling what the prophets said in times past.

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Jeconias or Joaquin, was the penultimate king of Judah. Like Manasseh and Amon, he was a wrong person in God's eyes. As Babylon ruled over Jerusalem, Nebuchadnezzar II led many people to Babylon, including Joachim and his family, leaving Joachim's Uncle as governor, ending Joachim's 3-month reign.

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No se sabe mucho de Salatiel, además de que fue un líder para el pueblo judío que estaba exiliado en Babilonia. No se sabe cuando nació ni cuando murió.

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He was the one who led the first group of Jews to return to Judah after the Babylonian captivity and during the reign of Cyrus. He was named by Cyrus as the first governor of these Jews and he was also the one who laid the foundations of the Second Temple in Jerusalem. Zerubbabel was the one who recovered the Torah and the Books of the Prophets.

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Son of Zerubbabel father of Eliakim, mentioned in the genealogical tree of Jesus. (Matthew 1:13)

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Descendant of David named in Luke's genealogy of Jesus.

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Azor was the son of Eliakim, and the father of Zadoc, which makes him an ancestry of Jesus.

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Zadoc was a priest, descended from Eleazar, the son of Aaron. He aided King David through his son Absalom's revolt and was later the instrument to bring Solomon to the throne. After the First Temple of Solomon was built in Jerusalem, Zadok was the first High Priest of Israel to serve there.

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Ascendant of Jesus mentioned in the genealogy of Matthew.

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Eliud was the son of Aquium, the father of Elazar, in the genealogy of Jesus. A member of the tribe of Judah.

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He was the third son of Arón, his 2 older brothers, Nadab and Abíu, had died before their father, on Mount Sinai, as punishment for having made a sacrifice to Yahveh. Eleazar was the priest at that time, for which he had the approval of the people of Israel.

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Priest of Baal, killed before the altar of this god during the revolt that ended with the death of Attalia and the accession of Joas to the throne of Judah.

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Jacob is a biblical character mentioned in the Gospel of Luke as the grandfather of Jesus. In Luke's account of the genealogy of Jesus, Jacob is mentioned as the father of Joseph and the son of Matan.

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Joseph was the husband of Mary, the mother of Jesus. A descendant of David, Joseph was the putative Father of Jesus, whose birth he attended in Bethlehem. He lived in Nazareth as a carpenter and apparently died before the public life of Jesus began.

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(6 BC - 30 AD)

He was born in Bethlehem, his parents being José and María. His childhood and youth were spent in Nazareth, helping his father in carpentry and studying Jewish traditions.
At the age of 30 he was baptized by John the Baptist in the Jordan River and began to preach the arrival of the Kingdom of God. He traveled through many towns teaching his word. He had many followers, including the Twelve Apostles.
Around the year 28 AD, in Jerusalem, Jesus was captured by order of the High Priest Caiaphas, who accused him of blaspheming against the Jewish religion. He was handed over to the Roman governor Pontius Pilate, who ordered his crucifixion, and after being crucified, three days later he rose from the dead.