Do you skim through the genealogies in the Bible?

Discover surprising connections between Bible characters!

We recently added All the Genealogies of the Bible to Bible Gateway Plus, and you may be asking, 'Why? Doesn't everyone just skim through those when reading those sections of the Bible?'   Author Nancy S. Dawson has pieced together names in different passages to illustrate the interrelationships of various biblical characters so you can learn why the Bible details family history. As you take a closer look at these passages, and connect the stories, you'll see how God's planning spans generations.   In fact, as you read the story of Ruth and Boaz, you'll find that these generous and loving people are in Jesus's direct lineage. We've explored Ruth 4 and this lineage on the Bible Gateway Blog if you'd like to learn more. What you'll find with this title, as you study on Bible Gateway Plus, is that author Nancy Dawson, along with two Biblical scholars, has pieced together names across passages that illustrate the interrelationships of various biblical characters for deeper study.   Bible Gateway Plus members have access to charts that visually connect families, along with commentary that reveals how they are related to each other and to Jesus. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  An Exhaustive Resource on God's Chosen People "I didn't expect it to be this detailed. This book includes the biblical knowledge of what the bible actual[ly] states are all the genealogies of all the most important figures and their descendants, and even some you wouldn't expect. It also includes potential relatives in addition to what other historical records suggest and what the archaeological evidence can prove not just for the Old Testament, but also for the New Testament"   -Jon H.   Start My 14-Day Free Trial ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An Exhaustive Resource on God's Chosen People "I didn't expect it to be this detailed. This book includes the biblical knowledge of what the bible actual[ly] states are all the genealogies of all the most important figures and their descendants, and even some you wouldn't expect. It also includes potential relatives in addition to what other historical records suggest and what the archaeological evidence can prove not just for the Old Testament, but also for the New Testament"   -Jon H.   Start My 14-Day Free Trial This is a perfect resource to access anytime you have questions about the genealogies in the Bible. It joins over $2,600 worth of premium study resources that will help you figure out how you fit into God's plans.   For less than $5/month you'll have access to: ✓ 30 Study Bibles (valued at $600) ✓ 10+ Commentaries (valued at $1,600) ✓ 6 Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Bible Studies (now over $300 in value!) ✓ Maps, Devotionals, and more (another $100 in value!) Start My 14-Day Free Trial Not ready to try Bible Gateway Plus today?    No worries. Create an account on Bible Gateway and start utilizing all of the FREE features, like: Write and save notes Highlight Bible passages with up to four colors Mark your favorite Bible verses Pin your most used study tools to the top of the Resources panel  Create My Free Account Thank you for being a valued member of the Bible Gateway community! Have any questions? Please write to us at support@biblegateway.com. All prices are USD. Additional sales tax may apply. The 14-day free trial is available to new subscribers only.   This email was sent to alitealbum.biblegateway@blogger.com by Bible Gateway, 501 Nelson Place, Nashville, TN 37214 USA. You received this email because you're a member of the Bible Gateway Plus service. If you have questions or comments about this email, please contact us.   Manage all Bible Gateway communication | Opt Out of all Bible Gateway communication   VIEW THIS EMAIL IN YOUR BROWSER  ►