Brother of Moses and the first High Priest of Israel.
Hebrew name for the angel of the abyss (Destruction).
One of the seven chamberlains to King Ahasuerus.
Father of Adoniram, an official under Solomon.
Father of Shelemiah, a court official.
A Levite and grandfather of the singer Ethan.
A Gadite chief living in Gilead.
A judge of Israel who had 40 sons and 30 grandsons.
One of Daniel's three friends saved from the fiery furnace.
Second son of Adam, killed by his brother Cain.
Son of Korah, a Levite.
High Priest who escaped Saul's slaughter and joined David.
Son of Midian, grandson of Abraham.
Prince of the tribe of Benjamin.
Grandfather of King Saul and commander Abner.
Head of a family in Manasseh to which Gideon belonged.
Wife of Nabal, later wife of David; known for her wisdom.
Son of Aaron who offered strange fire.
Son of Rehoboam, King of Judah.
King of Judah, son of Rehoboam.
A district governed by Lysanias.
Son of Joktan, descendant of Shem.
Philistine king who made a covenant with Abraham.
Man whose house housed the Ark of the Covenant for 20 years.
Father of Barak.
Rebelled against Moses with Korah and Dathan.
Shunammite woman who cared for King David in his old age.
David's nephew and mighty warrior who killed a giant.
Son of Shammai, of the tribe of Judah.
Wife of David, mother of Shephatiah.
Commander of Saul's army.
Father of many nations and the patriarch of Israel.
The original name of Abraham.
Third son of David who rebelled against him.
Stole devoted things from Jericho, causing Israel's defeat.
Philistine King of Gath with whom David sought refuge.
Daughter of Caleb given in marriage to Othniel.
First wife of Lamech, mother of Jabal and Jubal.
Grandfather of King Josiah.
One of the ten sons of Haman.
The first man created by God.
Son of Ishmael.
Ancestor of Jesus.
A prince of the tribe of Simeon.
A Reubenite captain of David's army.
Canaanite king defeated by Judah.
Son of David who tried to seize the throne.
Head of a family that returned from Exile.
Overseer of forced labor under Solomon.
Amorite King of Jerusalem defeated by Joshua.
Paralyzed man healed by Peter at Lydda.
Prophet who predicted a famine and Paul's arrest.
Amalekite king spared by Saul but killed by Samuel.
King who heard Paul's defense.
Author of Proverbs 30.
Wicked king of Israel, husband of Jezebel.
King of Persia, husband of Esther (Xerxes).
Wicked king of Judah who closed the temple.
King of Israel who died after falling through a lattice.
Prophet who foretold the division of the kingdom to Jeroboam.
Official who protected Jeremiah.
Son of Zadok and a swift runner for David.
High Priest killed by Doeg for helping David.
Wife of Saul and mother of Michal; also a wife of David.
David's counselor who betrayed him for Absalom.
High Priest, grandson of Eli.
Coppersmith who strongly opposed Paul.
Father of the apostle James (the Less) and Matthew.
Grandson of Esau, ancestor of Amalekites.
Commander of Absalom's army.
A commander of 200,000 men under Jehoshaphat.
King of Judah who defeated Edom.
Father-in-law of Aaron and ancestor of Jesus.
David's son killed by Absalom for violating Tamar.
Wicked King of Judah, son of Manasseh.
People group often in conflict with Israel.
A shepherd and prophet from Tekoa.
Father of Moses, Aaron, and Miriam.
King of Shinar.
Father of Aholibamah, Esau's wife.
Ancestor of the Anakim giants.
Husband of Sapphira who lied to the Holy Spirit.
Disciple of Jesus, brother of Peter.
Kinsman of Paul who was in prison with him.
A son of Shemida in the tribe of Manasseh.
A prophetess who recognized Jesus as a baby.
High Priest and father-in-law of Caiaphas.
Faithful martyr mentioned in Revelation.
Christian approved in Christ.
A learned Jew from Alexandria, eloquent in Scripture.
Greek name for the angel of the abyss.
Christian woman, possibly Philemon's wife.
Tentmaker and husband of Priscilla, coworker with Paul.
Jebusite who sold his threshing floor to David.
Son of Herod known for his cruelty.
A fellow soldier encouraged by Paul.
Fellow soldier of Paul.
The council hill in Athens where Paul preached.
King of the Nabataeans.
A chief man sent by Ezra.
King of Ellasar.
Paul's travel companion from Thessalonica.
Head of a household greeted by Paul.
Persian King who authorized Nehemiah's return.
Companion of Paul sent to Titus.
Good King of Judah who removed idols.
Creating nephew swift of foot like a gazelle.
Swift-footed nephew of David.
Levite singer and author of many Psalms.
Egyptian wife of Joseph, mother of Manasseh and Ephraim.
Son of Jacob and Zilpah, one of the 12 tribes.
Christian in Rome greeted by Paul.
Wicked queen of Judah who seized the throne.
Roman Emperor at the time of Jesus' birth.
Another name for King Uzziah; also Daniel's friend.
Ancestor of Jesus.
Goddess of love and war worshipped by Sidonians.
A Danite father of Oholiab.
