| Description | Bible Person |
|---|
| 'Father of a multitude', first patriarch | |
| Adam and Eve's first son | |
| Brother and spokesman for Moses | |
| David's son and successor as King of Israel | |
| David's son who attempted to usurp the throne | |
| Delivered Ten Commandments from God to Israel | |
| Egyptian maidservant of Sarah; mother of Ishmael | |
| First king of Israel | |
| Jacob's favorite son, became a viceroy to Pharaoh in Egypt, storing grain to carry them through famine | |
| Jacob's favorite wife; mother of Joseph | |
| Jacob's youngest son, born to Rachel | |
| Jewish captive in Babylon who interpreted dreams | |
| Judge of Israel; mentor of Samuel | |
| Last Judge of ancient Israel; anointed kings Saul and David | |
| | Description | Bible Person |
|---|
| Mother-in-law of Ruth | |
| Noah's son from whom came the Hebrews | |
| Noah's son, father of Mizraim, Cush, Phut, and Canaan | |
| Older twin son of Isaac, sold his birthright for a bowl of lentil soup | |
| Philistine giant, slain by David | |
| Philistine woman who enticed Samson to reveal secret of his strength | |
| Prophesied of 'famine of the word' | |
| Second son of Adam and Eve, murdered by his brother | |
| Son of Abraham and Sarah, his name means 'laughter' | |
| Son of Abraham by Egyptian handmaiden Hagar | |
| Third son of Adam and Eve | |
| Third son of Jacob; priestly tribe | |
| Wife of Abraham; at age 90 gives birth to son | |
| Younger twin son of Isaac; name changed to 'Israel' | |
|
Bible Books - Old Testament
Somebody the Something
Bible Books In Order
