The BOOK
[Stick] of
NATHAN
PREFACE
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Genealogy --- General Research Notes | 036: Nathan --- Written Documentation |
Genealogy:
A Master Number beginning with three digits is given to the direct line
descending stem. All other descending lineages are ordered according to
where they connect into the direct line of descent as sons or daughters.
They have a dash (-) to show the connection. The Numbers are arranged
by time of birth in the family, where possible, with the direct descendant
being placed where he or she belongs by order of birth. In cases of long
and questionable pedigrees, the lineage is shown descending down, but
with no numbering system attached. Added commentary is author's opinion.
The Children of 035: [King]
DAVID
(the son of
JESSE)
035-009: DIRECT DESCENDANT (a son) 036: The BOOK [Stick] of
NATHAN
Research Notes
(General):
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A.
Ancestor Roots Information: Israel
-
A Mother's Love - Joys and Challenges
B.
Antiquities of the Jews
- Book VI - From the Death of Eli to the Death of Saul
Antiquities of the Jews
- Book VII - From the Death of Saul to the Death of David
Antiquities of the Jews - Book VIII - From the Death
of David to the Death of Ahab
C. BOOK [Stick] of JUDAH -
Family of [King] David:
BIBLE and BIBLICAL RESOURCES
-
1,000yo manuscripts written by ancient Silk Road family found in
Afghanistan
-
Cairo Genizah
-
Can We Prove Descent From King David?
All we need is good evidence and records
that
go back that far and give convincing proof
of our
claim. So far, available records
cannot do it. Some
individuals rely on tradition and faith to
back their claim.
-
Ashkenazi Jews
-
Baal Shem Tov
-
Judah Loew ben
Bezalel
-
Menachem Mendel Schneerson
-
Bagrationi Dynasty:
Origins >
Claim of the Biblical Descent
-
Bagrationi Dynasty
-
Bagratuni Dynasty
-
Complete List of Jewish Last Names + Meanings:
Surnames
-
JewishEncyclopedia.com - Surnames
-
NAMES
(PERSONAL) - JewishEncyclopedia.com
-
JewishGen - Global Home of Jewish Genealogy
(search)
-
Tribe of Levi
-
Davidic
Dynasty:
Davidic
Genealogy Links
Dedicated to uniting the Jewish
descendants of King David.
-
Davidic
Dynasty in Bible Prophecy
-
Davidic Line
-
Genealogy in
the Torah
The Midrash
(Midrash Rabba, Parasha 24) explains this term [Sefer Toldot Adam
(Book of the
history of man), Bereishit (Genesis) 5:1] to indicate that Adam,
the first man, was
given a preview of all the generations that were destined
to descend from
him. God revealed to Adam each generation with its scholars,
each generation and
its wise men, each generation and its writers, each generation
and its leaders.
Adam was the only one who saw the yikhus (or the lineage)
which descended
from him, until the end of all generations. (Yalkut
Shimoni)
The Midrash
incorrectly asserts that the Messiah (who has already come; was born,
lived, and died on
the cross, for the salvation of all mankind; namely, Jesus Christ),
will arrive only
when all those generations that were predestined to live have
in fact been born.
Literally taken, it would be a period of no physical conception.
Enoch, during his
lifetime, testified (Moses
6):
"For a book of remembrance we
have written among
us, according to the pattern given by the finger of God;
and it is given in
our own language." Also, (Moses
7): "And the Lord showed Enoch
all things, even
unto the end of the world; and he saw the day of the righteous,
the hour of their
redemption, and received a fulness of joy;"
Doctrine and Covenants 107 declares that three years previous to his
death, "Adam
stood up in the
midst of the congregation (made up of the residue of his posterity,
who were
righteous); and, notwithstanding he was bowed down with age, being
full of the Holy
Ghost, predicted whatsoever should befall his posterity
unto the latest
generation. These things were all written in the book of Enoch,
and are to be
testified of in due time." See:
Midrash | Judaism | Britannica
and
Talmud and Midrash | Definition, Books,
Examples, & Facts | Britannica
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Genealogy of Jesus
-
Torah Sources for Genealogy
-
Ethiopian
Historiography:
Solomonic Dynasty
-
Emperor of Ethiopia:
Haile Selassie
-
Exilarch
Leaders of the
Diaspora,
the
community of
Jews, following
the
580s
BC deportation of the population of Judah
into
Babylonian captivity, (after the destruction of the Kingdom
of
Judah). The princely post was hereditary in a family
that traced its descent from
the Royal
Davidic
Line.
-
Lurie Legacy: The House of Davidic Royal
Descent
-
Sephardi Jews:
Early History of the Jews in Spain
-
Abravanel
-
Maimonides:
Maimonides
(Moses
ben Maimon)
-
Sephardim.com Namelist
-
Dead Sea Scrolls:
Digital Dead Sea Scrolls
-
History of Ancient Israel and Judah
- The Lord Jesus
Christ, Jews, The House of Joseph, Gentiles and Heathens
-
Jew, Jewish
-
Jewish Ethnic
Divisions
-
Jewish Languages
-
Judaism and
Mormonism
-
Book of Mormon Lessons and Charts - BYU Studies
-
Charting the Book of Mormon: Visual Aids for Personal Study and Teaching
[Research Note:
40 - Nephite and Mesoamerican History, as presented, is not
secondary evidence
supporting the ancient history within the Book of Mormon.
Reference:
ZARAHEMLA and THE RIVER SIDON]
-
Book of Mormon Genealogy Chart (pdf)
-
Judaism by Country
-
Kingdom of Israel (United Monarchy)
-
Kingdom of Judah
-
Kings of Judah
-
Kinship of Families to Adam, by Bennett:
Kinship of Families
by
Archibald F. Bennett,
National
Genealogy Hall of Fame Members
-
Early LDS Genealogist Elected to Hall of Fame - Church News
-
FamilySearch Catalog: Results for Albert F. Schmuhl
-
FamilySearch Catalog: The Royal Line
-
The Royal Line: A Short Commentary by the Compiler Albert F. Schmuhl
-
FamilySearch Catalog: Through the Loins of
Joseph
[Research Note: Through the
Loins of Joseph, the Pedigree, mentions
Maimonides,
or
Moses ben Maimon, A. D. 1135
- 1204, declaring
Antenor, to the designation of:
"Chief
Prince of Ephraim".
Genealogical Tables of the Sovereigns of the World,
identifies his 1. descending
child as Marcomir. The name, Marcomir, also shows
on the pedigree as a son of
Priamus, a P. in Gaul. Also, listed as 10. Marcomir.
Marcomir is noted four times,
at least, in the Dukes of the East Franks. X Marcomir,
is furthermore listed as a
lineage descendant. By a word comparison construction,
the Brother of Jared was
identified as Mahonri
Moriancumer, in the Book of Mormon.
This suggests that fragments of
Adamic words were preserved within Sicambrian
Kings, the Kings of the West
Franks, from whom the Kings of France are descended.]
-
Messiah in
Judaism
-
Old
Testament: Old
Testament (Hebrew
Bible)
-
Oxyrhynchus Papyri:
Old Testament
-
Oxyrhynchus Papyri | Faculty of Classics:
Digital
Resources
-
The Oxyrhynchus Papyri
-
The Oxyrhynchus Papyri:
Largest cache of early
Christian manuscripts discovered to date.
-
People of Israel - Judah
-
Scattering and the Gathering of Israel
-
Schoyen Collection
D.
Ezekiel 37: 16-19
Moreover, thou son of man [Ezekiel], take thee one
stick,
and write
upon it, For Judah,
and for the children of Israel his companions:
then take another stick, and write upon it, For
Joseph, the
stick of
Ephraim,
and for all the house of Israel his companions: And join them one to another
into one stick; and they shall become
one in thine
hand. And when the children
of thy people shall speak unto thee, saying, Wilt thou not shew us what thou
meanest by these? Say unto them, Thus saith the Lord GOD; Behold, I
will
take the stick of Joseph,
which is in the hand of Ephraim, and the tribes of
Israel his fellows, and will put them with him, even with the stick of Judah,
and make them one stick, and they shall be one in mine hand.
1 Nephi 13: 37-42
And blessed
are they who shall seek to bring forth my
Zion at that
day, for
they shall have the gift
and the power
of the Holy Ghost; and if they
endure
unto the end they shall be lifted up at the last day, and shall be saved in the
everlasting kingdom
of the Lamb; and whoso shall publish peace, yea, tidings
of great joy, how beautiful upon the mountains shall they be. And it came
to
pass that I beheld the remnant of the seed of my brethren, and also the
book
of the Lamb of God, which had proceeded forth from the mouth of the Jew,
that it came forth from the Gentiles
unto the
remnant of the seed of my brethren.
And after it had come forth unto them I beheld
other books, which
came forth
by the power of the Lamb, from the Gentiles unto them, unto the
convincing
of the Gentiles and the remnant of the seed of my brethren, and also the Jews
who were scattered upon all the face of the earth, that the records of the
prophets
and of the twelve apostles of the Lamb are
true.
And the angel spake unto me,
saying: These last records, which thou hast seen among the Gentiles, shall
establish
the truth of the first,
which are of the twelve
apostles of the Lamb,
and shall make known the plain and precious things which have been taken
away from them; and shall make known to all kindreds, tongues, and people,
that the Lamb of God is the Son of the Eternal Father, and the
Savior of
the
world; and that all men must come unto him, or they cannot be saved. And
they must come according to the words which shall be established by the mouth
of the Lamb; and the words of the Lamb shall be made known in the records of
thy seed, as well as in the records of the twelve apostles of the Lamb; where-
fore they both shall be established in
one; for
there is one
God and one
Shepherd
over all the earth. And the time cometh that he shall manifest
himself unto all nations, both unto the
Jews and
also unto the Gentiles;
and after he has manifested himself unto the Jews and also unto the Gentiles,
then he shall manifest himself unto the Gentiles and also unto the Jews,
and the last
shall be first, and the first shall be last.
E. The ancient
Books of the Bible,
compared with
Mormon Archaeology,
invalidate the documentary hypothesis theories, traditionally known as:
J, E, P, and D; for the
Torah
and the Deuteronomy history, from Joshua
to Kings. Some modern historians incorrectly state that the Torah
was gradually recorded as the
Hebrew
Bible, between the 5th century
B.C. and the 2nd century B.C. Clearly, internal source evidence from
the
Pearl of Great Price, the
OT
-
NT and the
Book of Mormon, suggest
primary source documents, or
copies thereof, going back to the time of
Adam and (Eve - the Mother of all
Living),
were readily available to
Moses, who then wrote or copied them for himself and other
Israelites.
The
list of biblical figures identified in
extra-biblical sources is compelling.
Additional validation of the Bible, as a surviving
primary source document,
is made by the
Joseph Smith, Jr. Translation of the Bible.
Words added
and corrections made, restore the original formation
and sense of ancient
scribes and prophets, including technical details from
Genesis to Revelation.
Joseph Smith,
Jr. said, [I believe the Bible as it read when it came from the pen
of the original writers. Ignorant translators, careless
transcribers, or designing and
corrupt priests have committed many errors. As it read,
Gen. 6:6, "It repented the
Lord that he had made man on the earth"; also, Num.
23:19, "God is not a man,
that he should lie; neither the Son of man, that he
should repent"; which I do not
believe. But it ought to read, "It repented Noah that
God made man." This I believe,
and then the other quotation stands fair. If any man
will prove to me, by one passage
of Holy Writ, one item I believe to be false, I will
renounce and disclaim it as far as I
promulgated it..]
Teachings
of the Prophet Joseph Smith, Jr.,
p. 327.
F. GENEALOGIES:
Genealogical Tables
of the Sovereigns of the World,
from the earliest to the present period; exhibiting in each table their
immediate
successors, collateral branches, and the duration of their respective reigns;
so constructed as to form a series of chronology; and including the genealogy
of many other personages and families distinguished in scared and profane
history;
particularly all the nobility of these kingdoms descended from princes.
[The editor would have gladly quoted the various authorities which have assisted
him
in the execution of his work, under the heads upon which they were consulted, if
it
could have been done without crouding (sic) the Tables, and thereby depriving
them
of their principal advantages--perspicuity, beauty, and uniformity. He must,
therefore,
content himself with mentioning those to whom he is most indebted, which are,
The Bible, The Universal History, with many particular histories of different
kingdoms,
the Classic authors, Anderson's Genealogies,
Rollin,
Sandford,
Rapin,
Guthrie,
Collins,
Crawford, Lodge, and other Peerages. His chief guides in Chronology were
Newton
(Newton['s]
Revised History of Ancient Kingdoms) /
(The
Chronology of Ancient Kingdoms Amended)
and
Blair (Blair’s
Chronology: Sewing Up a Timeline) /
(The
Chronology and History of the World: From the Creation to the Year of Christ
1753,
Illustrated in LVI tables; of Which IV are Introductory & Include the Centurys
Prior to the Ist Olympiad, and Each of the Remaining LII Contain in One Expanded
View,
50 Years or Half a Century - Wythepedia: The George Wythe Encyclopedia)]
An Arrangement of the Genealogies in the Old Testament and Apocrypha
(copy)
(pdf)
To which are Added, from the Same Authorities, a
Selection of Single Names,
and Chronological Tables of the Kings of Egypt, Syria,
and Assyria : with Notes Critical,
Philological, and Explanatory; and Copious Indexes, in
Two Volumes - Volume 1
An Arrangement of the Genealogies in the Old Testament and Apocrypha
(copy) (pdf)
To which are Added, from the Same Authorities, a Selection of Single
Names,
and Chronological Tables of the Kings of Egypt, Syria, and Assyria : with
Notes Critical,
Philological, and Explanatory; and Copious Indexes, in
Two Volumes - Vol. 2 (copy).
[Research Note: The Explanation of the Tables is at the
beginning of Volume 2,
which mentions, for example, that II. The Italic
letters refer to the Notes in Vol. I (copy).
However, the PEDIGREE TABLES are actually listed at end
of Volume 2. Use TWO PAGE
view button for full displays. Use PREVIOUS < >
NEXT PAGE arrows to view all TABLES.]
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- Abulfaragius writes the name, Klimia.
- Bar
Hebraeus / Gregory Bar Hebraeus / Barebraya / Barebroyo , Abu'l-Faraj
Latinized name Abulpharagius
-
Historia Compendiosa Dynastarium : Gregorius Abu al-Farag Barhebraeus
- Alberti on Hesych:
-
Hesychii Alexandrini Lexicon
(Ioannem Albertum)
-
Hesychios. Hesychii alexandrini Lexicon post... | HathiTrust Digital
Library
-
OCR Results for: Hesychius (of Alexandria) (1858). Lexicon post Ioannem
Albertum
-
Aldine Bible
- Alexandrinus: Clemens Alexandrinus in Strom. B. i. p. 129,
-
Documento1 - Clemens Alessandrinus - Stromata (The stromata, or
miscellanies)
- Aquila: Greek version by Aquila,
-
Aquila of Sinope
- Artapanus;
Artapanus of Alexandria
- Austin: St. Austin contra Faust. B. ii. c. xxxv.,
and Junius and others, in
their comments . . .;
St. Austin's supposition in his Book de Civit. Dei. L. xviii.
c. 27,
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Augustine of Hippo
-
St. Austin
| HolyFamilyOnline.com (Augustine of Canterbury)
-
The City of God
-
Who Was St Augustine? | English Heritage
- Barrington: Markland and Bp. Barrington on the same
place
-
Barthélemy d'Herbelot
[Barthélemy d'Herbelot de Molainville (14 Dec 1625-08 Dec 1695),
French Orientalist; Bibliothèque orientale, ou dictionnaire
universel contenant
tout ce qui regarde la connoissance des peuples de l'Orient]
-
Bibliotheque Orientale, Ou Dictionnaire Universel . . . (a) Gomer.
D"Herbelot,
in his Bibl. Orient. v. Sin, informs us, that the
Arabians make Sin, whom the Persians
and others call Tchin, the eldest son of Japheth,
and say, that from him Sin or CHINA
derives its name. In the same place the same
author further informs us, that the eldest
son of Sin was Matchin; part of the Islamic
tradition that Japheth's beautiful posterity
extended outward to Europe, and northeast CHINA;
through secure trade relationships;
those having been established prior to the
division of the Earth, in the days of Peleg.
Genealogical origins of Middle Eastern and
Asiatic peoples are copiously discussed.
- Bartolocci Bibl. Mag. Rabbin. Tom. i. p. 248, 351, Tom, iii. p. 629,
631,
-
Giulio Bartolocci
-
Highlights: Bartolocci’s Bibliotheca Magna Rabbinica (1675-1693)
Hebrew and Jewish Studies Resources at Oxford
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-
Jacques Basnage de Beauval
- Jacques
Basnage de Beauval's "l'Histoire des Juifs"
Christian Historiographical Perception of Jewry
and Judaism
on the Eve of the Enlightenment on JSTOR
- Bedford in his Forty-fourth Table of his Scripture Chronol.
-
Arthur
Bedford (writer) (1668-1745)
. . . Scripture Chronology Demonstrated by
Astronomical Considerations
-
The Scripture chronology demonstrated by astronomical calculations,
and also by the year of
jubilee, and the sabbatical year among the Jews:
or, an account of time from the
creation of the world,
to the destruction of Jerusalem;:
Bedford, Arthur: 9781170172223:
Amazon.com: Books
-
The Chronology of Ancient Kingdoms Amended
Written by Sir Isaac
Newton, first published posthumously in 1728.
-
The Chronology of Ancient Kingdoms Ammended
(London: 1728)
-
Concerning Astronomical References Found in the Scriptures:
Astronomy
-
Search for Astronomy | The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints
-
The Bible: The World’s Greatest Book on Astronomy |
ArmstrongInstitute.org
-
The Joseph Smith Papers: Search for Astronomy
- Berkel: Whitby's Annot. on Luke xxiv. 1; and Berkel. on Step. Byzant.
- Bernard's Note on Josephus. 1. c.;
Edward Bernard (1638-1697)
-
‘Great Expectation Among the Learned’:
Edward Bernard’s Josephus in Restoration Oxford
- Beza: Beza on Acts of the Apostles vii. 16, edit. Cantab., p. 316;
-
Theodore Beza . . . (Théodore
de Bèze (1519-1605) / 699 titles, 905 vols. | PRDL)
- Bibl. Soncin.
-
Bible translations into Greek:
Koine Greek
- Blayney: Pr. Blayney's Translation of Jeremiah, p. 216;
Benjamin Blayney
-
Commentary
on Jeremiah and Lamentations - Volume 3
-
Jeremiah and Lamentations
-
King
James Version (of the Bible)
- Bochart in his Geographia Sacra, Lib. ii. cap. xiii. Tom. iii. col. 90,
91, Edit.
Lugd. Batav. 1692,; Sam. Bochartus, Geogr. Sacr.;
Samuel Bochart;
-
Geographia Sacra seu Phaleg et Canaan
-
Samuel Bochart (1599-1667) / 42 titles, 66 vols. |
PRDL
- Bomberg: Bibl. Bomberg
-
Daniel Bomberg
-
Great Bibles - Judaic Treasures
- Bos's Ellips. Gr. p. 238, edit. Glasg.; but see also Schaeffer in loc.
Steph. Byzant. . .
- Lambert
Bos:
Ellipses Graecae; Godofredvs Henricvs Schaefer
-
Stephanus of Byzantium
- Bowyer: Hammond 1. c. and Dr. Owen on Mark ii. 26,
in Bowyer's Conject. on New
Test.
- Brugensis, Lucas;
Franciscus Lucas Brugensis
- Brunick: Brunck on Apollon.
- Burrington:
[Gilbert
Burrington (author)]
(1753 - )
- Buxtorf, in his answer to Cappell; Buxtorf's Thes. Cram. Hebr.
Lib. ii. c. v. p. 386, Edit. 1651, and Glassii Philolog. Sacr.
Lib. iv.
Observat. vii. p. 607, Edit. 1711.
-
Johannes Buxtorf II
and
Louis Cappel
-
Perspicue et fideliter conversus: Johannes Buxtorf
the Younger’s
Translation of the Guide of the Perplexed
- The
Vowel-Points Controversy in the XVI. and XVII. Centuries on JSTOR
- Bythner's Lyra Prophet. Ps. cv. 9, Parkhurst in his Hebr. Lex. vv.,
and Newcome on Amos vii. 9.;
Lyra prophetica Davidis
-
An Hebrew and English Lexicon Without Points
-
John Parkhurst (lexicographer)
-
Victorinus Bythner - Lyra Prophetica Davidis Regis
(London, 1650),
a grammatical analysis of the vocabulary of the
Hebrew psalms.
- Calmet's Dictionary by D'Oyly and Colson, Art. Heber;
-
An Historical, Critical, Geographical, Chronological, and Etymological
Dictionary
of the Holy Bible . . . To which is annexed,
Bibliotheca sacra, or a copious catalogue
of the best editions and versions of the Bible .
. . an ample Chronological Table . . .
a Jewish Calendar, Tables of all the Hebrew Coins
. . . a Dissertation upon Jewish
Coins and Medals; another upon the Tacticks of
the ancient Hebrews,
by Chevalier Folard . . . Translated into English
. . . with . . . remarks,
by Samuel D'oyly . . . and John Colson
-
Antoine Augustin Calmet
-
Calmet [Antoine Augustin] - Google™ Search
-
Calmet [Antoine Augustin] - Samuel Johnson
Dictionary Sources
-
Calmet's Dictionary of the Holy Bible
- Masius, Calmet, and others, suppose the people,
-
Cappel: Kimchi, Jarchi, and the author of the Small Masora
(as quoted by
Cappell in his Critic. sacr. p. 25, 200) . . .
-
Louis Cappel | Reformation Scholar, Biblical Critic & Hebraist | Britannica
- Casaubon: that from Casaubon's collations it appears that a MS.
in the Royal Library at Paris reads in Josephus
-
Isaac Casaubon
-
Isaac Casaubon, 1559-1614
- Castell: Castell's Lex. col. 523, Root . . .
- Cedrenus:
George Cedrenus - Oxford Reference:
George Kedrenos -
George Kedrenos
Biography
11th century Byzantine historian | Pantheon
-
Compendium historiaru1a.doc
- Chaim: Heb. Bible, published by Rabbi J. Ben Chaim 1526
-
Biblia Rabbinica (DFG)
-
Jacob ben Chayyim
-
Mikraot Gedolot
-
Rabbinic literature
-
The Second Rabbinic Bible, Venice, 1525
-
"The
Strange Career of the Biblia Rabbinica among Christian Hebraists",
by Stephen G. Burnett
- Chrisostom, Homil. xxxviii. in Gen., supposes her to be one of the
slaves
given to Abraham by Pharaoh.;
John Chrysostom
-
John Chrysostom Homilies on Genesis - Patristic Bible Commentary
-
Collected Homilies of St. John Chrysostom (15 vols.)
| Logos Bible Software
- Clerc: Bibl. Reg. among Sam. Clerc's Var. Lect.; Le Clerc;
Clerc's Var. Lect. et Observat. in Chald. Paraph. Lond. Pol.
Tom. VI. p. 45, c. 2.
- Colson: John Colson; Rev. John Colston / Colson, F.R.S., vicar of Chalk
-
John Colson
- Dathius: Rosenmüller: E. F. C. Rosenmüller in his Notes on Gen. iv. 22,
and with whom Dathius
agrees.
- De-Rossi, Var. lect. Vet. Test. i. Chron. i. 7.;
Giovanni Bernardo De Rossi;
De Rossi (Varia Lectiones, Vet. Test., pp. xcvii ff.)
-
Full text of "Variae lectiones Veteris Testamenti. De Rossi",
by
Giovanni Bernardo De Rossi - Wikiwand
- D'Oyly: Samuel D'Oyly
-
Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900
/ D'Oyly, Samuel
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-
The Hebrew Text of the Parallel Prophecies of Jacob and Moses
Relating to The Twelve Tribes, with a Translation
and Notes
and the Various Lections of Near Forty Mss. . .
.;
by David Durell, B. D. Principal of Hertford
College.
-
David Durell:
Durell_David: Brief biography
- Eastern christians call her
- Eusebius in his Chron. p. 65, 170;
Eusebius;
Eusebius of Caesarea
-
0265-0339- Eusebius Caesariensis, Sanctus\ -
Operum Omnium Conspectus seu 'Index of available
Writings'
-
Eutychius of Alexandria
-
Eutychius, “Annals” – my posts containing the translation – Roger Pearse
- Ewald's rendering of it, (subtillia, minuta)
- Fabricus:
Johann
Albert Fabricius:
Bibliotheca Graeca
(Volume
14)
- Faxard Marquis of Valez (sic) Velez collated sixteen manuscripts,
eight of which he borrowed from the King of Spain's library.
- Glassius: Glassii Philolog. Sacr. Lib. iv.; Observat. vii. p. 607,
Edit. 1711.;
Glassius in his Philol. sacr. L. iv. Tract. ii. Observat.
xii.,
-
1911 Encyclopædia Britannica / Glassius, Salomo (1593-1656)
His principal work, Philologia sacra (1623)
- Glycas: Michael Glycas in his Annals
-
Annales
-
Glycas, Michael
-
Michael Glykas (or Glycas)
- Grabe's Prol. c. ii.; Grabe observes on this place of i. Esdras, Prol.
c. ii.;
Grabe's edit. of the Alexandr. MS. . . .
-
Codex Alexandrinus
The Old Testament was edited by Emst Grabe in
1707-1720,
and the New Testament by Carl Gottfried Woide in
1786
- Grotius . . .; Hugo
Grotius; Grotius, Hugo | Internet
Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- Hallett in Vol. II. of Notes and Discourses p. 19;
-
A Second Volume of Notes and Discourses
-
A Second Volume Of Notes And Discourses (1732)
Hallet Jr, Joseph: 9781166478353: Amazon.com:
Books
-
Joseph Hallett II (1656-1722)
-
Joseph Hallett III (c1691-1744)
- Hammond 1. c. and Dr. Owen on Mark ii. 26, in Bowyer's Conject. on New
Test.
- Haverkamp: Havercamp's edition of Josephus, Vol. I. p. 445,
-
Portrait of Siwart Haverkamp (1684 - 1742) -
The Online Portrait Gallery
-
Siwart Haverkamp
- Herodotus, B. iv. c. xi. xii.,;
Herodotus;
-
The Internet Classics Archive | The History of
Herodotus by Herodotus
- Holmes: Dr. Holmes in his Collat. of Gen. iv. 18.;
Holmes's MSS.; Prol. to
Grahe's Edit. . . .; Holmes's collations in Nehemiah
Dr. Holmes's Collation; Dr. Holmes's Collation of Vet. Test.
Craec. 1. c.
- Horsley, Samuel: Bp. Horsley, Bibl. Critic. Vol. iv. p. 480-489.
-
Biblical Criticism on the First Fourteen Historical Books of the Old Testament;
also on the First Nine Prophetical Books. by
Samuel Horsley, L.L.D. F.R.S. F.A.S.,
Late Lord Bishop of St. Asaph.;
Volume 4 - Internet Archive
- Hottinger's Thesaur. Philolog. p. 85, 86;
Johann Heinrich Hottinger
- Houbigant on Gen. ix. 18; x. 21.;
Charles
François Houbigant
-
Houbigant, Charles FrançoIs - Biblical Cyclopedia
- Hudson's Note on Josephus, 1. c.
-
The
Antiquities of the Jews, by Flavius Josephus
(search for Dr. Hudson and Hudson)
- Jerome: St. Jerom. in Quaest. seu trad. Hebr. Arachaeus, qui Arcas condidit
oppidum . . .|
- Biography of
St. Jerome the Translator of Latin Vulgate Bible
-
Catholic Encyclopedia: St. Jerome
- Vulgate:
Vulgate Latin Bible With English
Translation
- Jones: Sir William Jones on Asiatic Poetry chap. ix.,
and his Discourse on the Mystical Poetry of the Persians and
Hindus
-
Jones, William – Encyclopaedia Iranica
-
The Works of Sir William Jones
-
William Jones and the Study of Hinduism
-
William Jones (philologist)
- Junius:
Franciscus Junius, A Treatise on True
Theology
Junius Institute Digital Companions
- Junius and Tremellius
-
Franciscus Junius (the elder)
-
Immanuel Tremellius
- Jonathan ben Uziel, in his Targum on Gen. x. 4.;
Jonathan ben Uzziel
- Josephus: Flavius
Josephus - Complete Works and Writings
- Kennicott: Dr. Kennicott; See Kennicott's Dissertat. Gen. p. 79.;
Kennicott Dissertation;
-
Benjamin Kennicott:
-
Hebrew Biblical manuscripts of Benjamin Kennicott - Archives Hub
-
Kennicott - Biblical Manuscripts in Hebrew, Syriac
and Arabic,
collected by Benjamin Kennicott (1718-83)
- Leusden in his Onomast. p. 111.;
[Leusden
(in the Onomast Sac., Leyden, 1650; s. r. "Kadesh-barnea")]
-
Johann Leusden (1624-1699)
-
Leusden, Johann - Biblical Cyclopedia
- Lightfoot: Dr. Lightfoot interprets the words;
John Lightfoot
-
All the Works of John Lightfoot Doctor in Divinity, . . .
-
Complete Works of Rev John Lightfoot on-line - Biblical Studies
- Lowth: Bp. Lowth, on ver. 15 of that chapter,
-
Lowth, Robert - Biblical Cyclopedia
- Robert
Lowth
- Malvenda:
Tomaso Malvenda:
Malvenda, Thomas - Biblical Cyclopedia
- Manctho
- Manutius:
Aldine Bible
-
Aldus Pius Manutius (Aldus Manutius the Elder)
- Marianna
- Markland and Bp. Barrington on the same
place
- Marsh: Bp. Marsh's Notes on Michaelis's Lect. on New Test. Vol. II.
Part II. p. 817.
-
Herbert Marsh
(1757-1839);
Herbert Marsh
-
History of the College of St. John the Evangelist, Cambridge; pages
735-778.
Extensive data on Herbert Marsh, his family,
along with his accomplishments.
- Matthew:
Matthew Bible
(Thomas Matthew)
Matthew's Bible - 1537 Facsimile Elmo Brown Leather - Biblical Heritage
Exhibit
John Rogers used the pseudonym "Thomas Matthew", a name used
by William
Tyndale on occasion, to avoid persecution and prosecution by
the authorities
who continued to forbid under penalty of death, the printing
of the scriptures
in the English language. The Matthew's Bible was printed in
1537 in Paris
and Antwerp by Sir Jacobus van Metered the uncle of Roger's
wife, Adriana.
- Maundrell quoted by the editors of Calmet's Dict.
-
Full text of "Calmet's Dictionary of the Holy Bible :
as published by the late Mr. Charles Taylor, with
the fragments incorporated.
The whole condensed and arranged in alphabetical
order"
-
Menahem de Lonzano
/
Menachem di Lonzano | Texts & Source Sheets
from Torah, Talmud and Sefaria's library of Jewish sources.
- Michaelis and Dathius; Michaelis in
Spicileg. P.
ii. p. 161; eminent Biblical Critic
J. D. Michaelis, in Spicil. P. i. p. 19, &c.;
Johann David
Michaelis
-
Ioannis Davidis Michaelis Spicilegium geographiae
Hebraeorum
exterae post Bochartum [microform] : Michaelis,
Johann David, 1717-1791
-
Johann David Michaelis - Encyclopedia
- Mill and Wetstein on Matth. i. 4.,
- Mohammedan authors also say / Mohammedan writers
- Morinus; Variat. MSS. published by Morinus; Jo. Morinus
-
Manuscripts, Hebrew - Biblical Cyclopedia . . . These variations were first
collected
by ben-Chayim in the Rabbinic Bible (Venice,
1526), . . . Chayim does not give the
source from which he took these variations, but
Morinus (Exercitt. Biblic. page 409,
Paris, 1669 fol.) testifies that he saw a list of
these variations in some MSS; i.e., As
to the Eastern and Western codices; from
academies in Palestine and Babylonia.
- Munster informs us, 1. c., consider
- Newcome: Newcome on Amos vii. 9.; Archbp. Newcome on Hosea 1. c.
-
William Newcome (1729-1800)
- Nicephorus in his Chronogr.
-
Database: Clavis Historicorum Antiquitatis Posterioris (CHAP)
Late Antique Historiography
-
Stichometry of Nicephorus
-
The Development
of the Canon of the New Testament
- Nobilius: Flam. Nobilius in his Var. Lect. of LXX; Flam. Nobil. in Vers. Graec
- Orientals believe . . . Oriental writers
- Owen: Hammond 1. c. and Dr. Owen on Mark ii. 26, in Bowyer's Conject. on New
Test.
- Palmer in Exercit. ad Strah. p. 289,
- Patrick: Bp. Patrick on Ezra i. 8.; Patrick's Commentary, Vol. II. p.
632, edit. fol.
- Philo in Life of Moses, Tom. ii. p. 83.
-
Philo: On the Life of Moses, I
-
Philo: On the Life of Moses, II
- Pilkington in his Remarks,;
Remarks upon several
passages of scripture:
rectifying some errors in the printed Hebrew text; Pointing
out Several Mistakes
in the Versions; and Shewing The Benefit and Expediency of a
more correct
and intelligible Translation of the Bible.
By Matthew Pilkington, LL.B. Prebendary of Lichfield. |
Wellcome Collection
-
Pirkei De-Rabbi Eliezer
- Piscator think.;
Johannes
Piscator
- Pliny in his Nat. Hist. B. vi. c. 20.
-
Pliny the
Elder, The Natural History
- Pococke: Dr. Pococke; Pococke's Collat. in vi. Vol. of Lond. Polygl, p.
30 . . .
-
Edward Pococke 1604-1691)
-
Edward Pococke (1604–1691), Comparative Arabic-Hebrew Philology, and the
Bible
Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies |
Duke University Press
- Poole: Malvenda, as quoted by Poole in his Synopsis, 1. c., suspects
that . . .;
Tyrinus, quoted by Poole, in his Synopsis on Ezra ii. 3,
- Prideaux, (Dean), in his Connect. Hist. Old and New Test. Part ii. B.
vi. Vol. 2, p. 289
-
Humphrey Prideaux
-
The Old and New Testaments Connected in the History of the Jews
and Neighboring Nations from the Declensions of
the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah
to the Time of Christ, by Humphrey Prideaux, D.D.,
Dean of Norwich.
- Ptolemy, the Geographer, in B. vi. c. i., places a province in the
North of Assyria
called Arrapachitis, which Bochart, Phaleg Lib. ii. c. 4, and
others believe . . .;
Ptolemy's Canon, makes Xerxes to reign twenty-one years,
-
Ptolemy:
Geography (Ptolemy)
- Reland's Palaestin, p. 47.; Reland in his Palaestina B. i. c. xi. p.
63, &c.,
-
Reland, Adrian°;
Adriaan Reland;
Palaestina ex monumentis veteribus illustrata
- Reiske:
Johann Jakob Reiske
- Rosenmüller: E. F. C. Rosenmüller in his Notes on Gen. iv. 22,
and with whom Dathius
agrees.
-
Ernst
Friedrich Karl Rosenmüller
- The Biblical
geography of Asia Minor, Phœnicia, and Arabia. | Library of Congress
(Name spelled in some publications as: Ern. Frid.
Car. Rosenmüller)
- Rosenmüller: Rosenmüller's Schol. in Vet. Test. P. i. p. 259;
Dr. D. Jo. George Rosenmüller;
Scholia In Novum Testamentum book by Johann Georg Rosenmüller
-
Johann Georg Rosenmüller (Johann
Georg Rosenmüller)
- Rutherforh (sic) Rutherford: Dr. Rutherforh's Letter to Dr. Kennicott
p. 12--14
-
Rutherford (Thomas) Letter to Dr. Kennicott
on the Samaritan Peniteuch
-
Thomas Rutherforth - Rutherford (1712-1771)
- Sale: George Sale
(Sale's Transl. Koran)
-
George Sale (1697–1736) | Quran Translation
-
Internet Archive: Digital Library & Wayback Machine for George Sale.
- Scaliger:
Joseph
Justus Scaliger
He succeeded in reconstructing the lost Chronicle of
Eusebius:
Chronicon (Eusebius)
-
Abraham and Melchizedek in: The Book of Genesis in Late Antiquity
- Schultens:
Albert Schultens
- Sefaria: a Living Library of
Jewish Texts Online:
Explore Jewish Texts by Topic
-
Masoretic text | Hebrew Bible, Tanakh,
Rabbinic Commentary | Britannica
-
Masoretic Text - The Society for Old Testament Study
-
The SOTS Wiki - The Society for Old
Testament Study
-
Minchat Shai on Torah | Sefaria
(Minchath Shai)
-
Seder
Olam Rabbah | Sefaria, or The Great Order of the World
2nd-century chronicle detailing the dates of
biblical events
from creation to Alexander the Great's conquest
of Persia.
It adds no stories beyond what is in the biblical
text.
-
Seder
Olam Zutta | Sefaria, or The Small Order of the World
Based in part on the Seder Olam Rabbah, the work
continues the project
of providing dates fro historical events,
beginning with Adam and continuing
to the talmudic period.
Talmudic Figures
- Selden has long since corrected in his Treatise De Success, in Pontif.
Ebraeor. L. i. c. v.
- John
Selden; records listed in
Internet Archive: Digital Library & Wayback Machine
- Septuagint:
Read the Septuagint Bible
w/ Apocrypha Free Online
-
A Brief History of the Septuagint
-
Roman Septuagint
-
The Septuagint: LXX
- Several writers, both Arabic and Turkish, expressly say, that Azar, or
Azer,
and Terah, were the same person, under different names; thus
making
their Genealogy to coincide with that given in Scripture. . .
. Abraham's Father,
as we learn from Sale 1. c., is called Zarah in the Talmud,
and Athar by Eusebius,
- Shaw: Dr. Shaw in his Travels, Vol. ii. p. 24, edit. 1808, observes,
-
Shaw, Thomas, 1694-1751 | The Online Books Page
-
Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900 / Shaw, Thomas (1694-1751)
-
Travels or
observations relating to several... | HathiTrust Digital Library
- SHEM: The Jerusalem
Targum, and Jonathan ben Uziel in his Targum, and several
other Jewish writers, suppose Melchizedek to be the same with
Shem, the son of Noah;
and this supposition has been ingeniously supported by the
editors of Calmet's Dict.
in their Enquiries and Discuss. Vol. III. . . . The Arabic
version, in Gen. xiv. 18, renders
. . . Malko Aladal, considering the word as an appellative
rather than a Proper name.
Probably the Arabic translator might be influenced by the
customary name given to
royalty in his country; for . . . many of the Mohammedan
princes were, as a token of
respect, distinguished by this appellation . . . Malck al
Afdhal. It may not be improper
here to observe, that the Salem above mentioned, was, most
probably, Jerusalem,
antiently (sic) known by the name of Salem--See Ps. lxxxvi.
2. And thus the writers
of the Targums call Melchizedek . . . King of Jerusalem. . .
. Porro Salem [read
Melchizedek] rex Hierusalem dicitur, quae prius Salem
appellabatur.
-
LDS Studies: The Connection between
Melchizedek and Shem
-
Letter to James Arlington Bennet, 13 November 1843, Page 4b
Joseph Smith, Jr. says: Shall I, who hold the
keys of the last kingdom, in which is the
dispensation of the fulness of all things spoken
by the mouths of all the holy prophets
since the world began; under the sealing power of
the Melchizedek priesthood,
shall I stoop from the sublime authority of
Almighty God, to be handled as a monkey's
cat's paw, -- and pettify myself into a clown to
act the farce of political demagoguery?
No, no verily; no! . . . I solve mathematical
problems of Universities; with truth . . .
-
Search for Melchizedek | The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints
-
The Joseph Smith Papers: 50 Results Search for Melchizedek
. . . Abraham received the Priesthood from
Melchesedec (sic) . . . and it was this
same Melchizedek to whom Abraham paid tithes;
yea, even our father Abraham
paid tithes of one tenth part of all he possessed
. . . [9] By this time, Melchizedek
was already associated with the high priesthood
in the theology articulated by JS.
. . . vision of the afterlife that individuals
who inherited the celestial kingdom
(the highest degree of heavenly glory) were
"priests of the most high after the order
of Melchesadeck (sic) which was after the order
of Enoch which was after the order
of . . . the only begotten son." (Jesus Christ) .
. . endowed with the same power
as the ancient apostles were. [Research Note:
Since the Patriarchal Priesthood
was the former, and only Priesthood Order of the
ancient Church of Jesus Christ,
that was upon the earth, in the days of Abraham,
then it is necessarily self evident
that Melchizedek was one of the ancient ancestors
of our Father Abraham.] . . .
Then God bestow'd upon the meek, The Priesthood
of Melchizedek. 2. By help
of this their faith increas'd, Till they with God
spoke face to face:
An Enoch, he would walk with God; A Noah ride
safe o'er the flood. . . .
By October 1831 JS taught that "the order of the
High priesthood is that
they have power given them to seal up the Saints
unto eternal life."
- Shuckford on the Creation and Fall of Man, Pref. p. lxii.;
Samuel Shuckford
-
The Creation and Fall of Man:
The Creation and Fall of Man
- Shullam: Rabbi Samuel Shullam, or Samuel Shallum, who in his
observations
on the Hebrew book Sepher Juchasin, written by Rabbi Abraham
ben Samuel Zacuth
-
Samuel Shullam
- Simon: Father Simon, in his Critical Hist. of the Old Test. B. i. c. xxiii.,
speaks of an antient (sic) copy of the Hebrew Bible,
in which
it is noted in the Margin
- Spanheim:
Historia Job
-
Historia Job by Friedrich Spanheim;
Jobab, who is called Job; The reader will meet with the same
Genealogy of Job,
though not in so diffuse a manner, at the end of the Arabic
Version of Job, . . .
- Strabo . . .; Strabo
- Syncellus: George
Syncellus
-
The chronography of George Synkellos :
a Byzantine chronicle of universal history from
the creation | WorldCat.org
-
Syriac versions of the Bible
-
Targum
- Biblical Cyclopedia:
The Chaldee Paraphrase on the Prophet Isaiah
-
Targum shel Divrei ha-Yamim Rishonim va-Aharonim
yisdo Rabi Yosef rosh yeshivah be-Surya:
Paraphrasis
chaldaica in Librum Priorem et Posteriorum
Chronicorum
Aramaic Paraphrase of the Biblical Books of
Chronicles by Joseph ben Hiyya
-
David
Wilkins (orientalist)
- The Targum of Onkelos in Gen., and the Syriac
version in Gen. and . . .
-
targum of onkelos
- The Arabians say that Ishmael had a son called Thor, or Thour.
- The authour of the Book entitled The Small Genesis,
as quoted by Epiphanius Adv. Haer. B. i. p. 287, as noted in
record:
(Jubilees,
Book of – Encyclopedic Dictionary of Bible and Theology);
i.e., the small Genesis, compendium of Genesis, because it
only selects
certain portions of Genesis, although through its lengthy
comments upon
these points it is actually longer than this canonical book
(comp. Epiphanius,
Adv. Hoer. lib. 1, tom. 3, cap. 6, edit. Petav.; G. Syncellus,
p. 8); or, according
to Ewald's rendering of it, (subtillia, minuta) because it
divides the history
upon which it treats into very minute and small periods . . .
-
The
Complutensian Bible
Special Collections Blog | L. Tom Perry Special Collections |
HBLL
- Theodotion's Version; some Fragments of . . . which are still
preserved.;
Theodotion
-
Theodotion | Hellenistic Judaism, Septuagint, Bible
Translation | Britannica
- Thorndike's Collat. Var. Lect. Syr. on Gen. x. 11.; Thorndike's Collat.
of Syr. MSS.
- Townsend: Rev. Geo. Townsend, in his excellent publication,
entitled the Old Test. arranged, &c., Vol. II. p. 427, edit.
2nd.
- Tremellius:
Immanuel Tremellius
- Tyrinus: Tyrinus, quoted by Poole
- Tyrwhitt: Tyrwhitt on Orpheus De Lapid.
- Universal History Ant. part, Vol. i. p. 150, Note I. Edit. 8vo.;
Antient Universal History
- Usher's MS:
James Ussher |
Ussher Chronology
-
Chronology of the Bible
- Vatable / Vatablus:
François
Vatable / Franciscus Vatablus
-
Medieval and Early Modern Greek Manuscripts
: Act and Epistles book
- VARIOUS NAMES: Gloss. Gr.; Rhod. Argonaut.; Prophet. Soncin. printed in
1486,;
David Kimchi;
- Villoison's Animad. ad Long. Past. L. iv. p. 108.
- Vitringa: Vitringa, Bp. Lowth, and Houbigant, on Isai. xxii. 15,
-
Campegius Vitringa (1659-1722)
-
Campegius Vitringa, Sr (1659-1722) / 166 titles, 242 vols. | PRDL
-
Full text of "An attempt towards an improved version, a metrical
arrangement,
and an explanation of the twelve Minor Prophets"
[Search for Vitringa]
- Wall's Crit. Notes on Old Test. . . .
-
Critical Notes on the Old Testament, By the late learned William
Wall, D. D.;
Author of the History of Infant Baptism.
-
An Abridgment of Wall's History of Infant Baptism by William Wall (D.D.),
Rev. William Henry Spencer - Books on
Google Play.
-
Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900 / Wall, William (1647-1728)
- Walton's Polyglott p. 65, and De-Rossi on i. Chron. i. 17.;
Brian Walton
(bishop)
-
Brian Walton (1600-1661) / 18 titles, 23 vols. |
PRDL (London Polyglot Bible)
-
From the Lowy Room: the magnificent 1657 Walton Polyglot Bible
Library and Archives Canada Blog
- Wetstein on Matthew viii, 28,
- Whiston, William;
William Whiston
(LibriVox);
Internet Archive: Digital Library
- Whitby's Annot. on Luke xxiv. 1; and Berkel. on Step. Byzant.;
SDA
-
Daniel Whitby;
Daniel Whitby;
#9 -
Additional annotations to the New Testament; . . .
- Wilkins on Chron.; Chaldee paraphrase, published by Wilkins,
- Wintle: Thomas Wintle, E. D.; Wintle's Dissert. on Daniel p. xxviii,
and Notes p. 167.
-
Daniel, an Improved Version Attempted; with a Preliminary Dissertation,
and Notes Critical, Historical, and Explanatory.
- Woide: Dr. Woide.
-
Carl
Gottfried Woide,
Fellow of the Royal Society (F.R.S.)
- Wolfü: Chr. Wolfü Bibl. Heb. Part. i.p. 492, &c. and p. 497, &c.
- Xenophon: Saocoras, is by Xenophon in his Anab. B. i. called Maska.
-
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography (1854), MESOPOTA´MIA
-
Xenophon"s Anabasis and the Origin's of Military Autobiography
- Yates, Mr. T., reads in Gen. xxv. 15; and thus the Malabaric Pentateuch
collated by
- Zacuth / Zacuto: Hebrew book Sepher Juchasin,
written by Rabbi Abraham ben Samuel Zacuth
-
Abraham Ben Samuel Zacuto - Society for Crypto-Judaic Studies
-
Book of Genealogies - “Sefer Yuhasin” (Heb. ספר יוחסין) by Abraham Zacuto
Some of the Jewish writers say, also, that Noah had a fourth
son named Yoniko.
See Abraham ben Samuel Zacuth, in Sepher Juchasin, p. 135.
- English
Translation of Sefer Yahassin:
Sefer Yuḥasin
Abraham Zacuto is renowned as an astronomer;
tables were used by Columbus.
Genealogies intended to outline the historical
development of the Oral Law
and to establish the chronology of the sages who
had transmitted it.
-
Rabbi Abraham Zacuto - (1450-1515;
5210-5275) - Chabad.org
-
Zacuto, Abraham ben Samuel - JewishEncyclopedia.com
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Berry: William
Berry (genealogist)
-
Genealogica Sacra, or Scripture Tables
(Biblical
Canon)
Betham, William, 1749-1839
(William
Betham. 1749–1839)
Complete Bible
Genealogy - Jesus Family Tree - Kings of Judah and Israel
Inspired
Version of the Holy Scriptures on Centerplace.org
-
Bible Search | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
-
Archive Bible Search | The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints
-
JewishEncyclopedia.com
- Joseph
Smith, Jr. Papers:
Teachings of the
Prophet Joseph Smith, Jr.
Comprehensive digital collection of the
papers of Joseph Smith, Jr.
-
Scriptures: LDS Church
Magazines and
LDS
Information
Journal of
Ancient Judaism | Brill
-
Genealogy versus Merit? On the Role of Lineage in Ancient Judaism.
Introduction in: Journal of Ancient Judaism
Volume 11 Issue 1 (2020)
The articles gathered in this
theme issue explore the dynamics of genealogy
and merit in Jewish texts from
the Hellenistic and Roman periods,
in relation to individual family, and
ethnic self-definitions, as well as individual
and group strategies meant to establish
legitimacy, prestige,
or control over other segments
of society.
Royal Genealogies : Or, the Genealogical Tables of Emperors, Kings and Princes,
From Adam to these Times.
James
Anderson (Freemason), D. D.
PART I. Begins with a Chronological History of the World,
from the Beginning of Time to the Christian Era, and then the Genealogies
of the earliest great Families and most ancient Sovereigns of Alia,
Europe,
Africa and America, down to Charlemain, and many of 'em down to these
Times.
PART II. Begins with the Grand Revolution of Charlemain, and
carries on the Royal
and Princely Genealogies of Europe down to these Times, concluding with
those
of the Britannic Isles. See a more particular Account in the Preface
and in the Contents of the Tables. [Research Note: The Royal Genealogies
by James Anderson can be best read by switching to view as plain text,
using the "More actions menu" at the top left side of the front book
page.
Genealogical Tables: Tab. II., or Table Two (2), mention is made of
Antediluvian
Patriarchs, according to Profane History. It should be clearly noted from
a Biblical
perspective, that after the Tower of Babel, naming patterns were
distorted globally,
when the Language of Adam was lost, in its purity, except in peculiar
cases; such
as the
Jaredites,
the greatest nation upon the earth; until destroyed by internal, open
civil warfare, waged across the
length and breadth
of the North American Continent.
Table III. shows Chaldean Kings before the Flood, from
Berosus.
Table IV. mentions
The Egyptians have also a Series of Kings, who, as they pretend, reigned
before
the Flood; and their Account begins the same Year with that of
Berossus. The naming
of the Gods, and Demigods, who are supposed to have reigned in Egypt,
clearly do
show the transliteration of God the Father, or Ahman, and Jesus Christ,
also known
as Son Ahman, into Hephsestion /
Hephaestus, or
Vulcan; as
well as
Helios, or
the Sun.
Ancient Patriarchs and their Priesthood powers were transmogrified into
planetary
designations; originally revealed by the words of Abraham, via Urim and
Thummim.]
The Plates within the Plates:
Ether [Research Note: What was the faith of the Brother
of Jared; also know as Mahonri Moriancumer? Answer:
"And when the Lord had said
these words, he showed unto the brother of Jared all
the inhabitants of the earth which
had been, and also all that would be; and he withheld
them not from his sight, even
unto the ends of the earth. For
he had said unto him in times before, that if he would
believe in him that he could show unto him all
things--it should be shown unto him;
therefore the Lord could not withhold anything from
him, for he knew that the Lord
could show him all things." . . . "They shall
not go forth unto the Gentiles until the day
that they shall repent of their iniquity, and become
clean before the Lord. And in that
day that they shall exercise faith in me, saith the
Lord, even as the brother of Jared did,
(also known as Mahonri Moriancumer), that they may
become sanctified in me, then will
I manifest unto them the things which the brother of
Jared (Mahonri Moriancumer) saw,
even to the unfolding unto them all my revelations,
saith Jesus Christ, the Son of God,
the Father of the heavens and of the earth, and all
things that in them are."]
Ussher
Chronology
by
James Ussher;
James Ussher - Internet Archive: Digital Library
G. Witness Evidence:
The Book of Mormon: A Guide for the Old Testament
The Book of Mormon As a Witness of the Old
Testament
Ether 1 . . . twenty and four plates . . . called the Book of Ether
. . . (I, Moroni) suppose that the first part of this
record, which speaks concerning
the creation of the world, and also of Adam, and an
account from that time even
to the great tower (Tower
of Babel), and whatsoever things
transpired among the
children of men until that time, is had among the
Jews-- Therefore I do not write
those things which transpired from the days of Adam
until that time; but they are
had upon the plates; and whoso findeth them, the same
will have power that he
may get the full account. But behold, I give not the
full account, but a part of the
account I give, from the tower down until they were
destroyed. . . .
Appendix 4: Testimony of Three Witnesses, Late June 1829, P. 589 . .
. Historical
Introduction . . . Oliver Cowdery, David Whitmer, and
Martin Harris testified . . .
Decades later,
David
Whitmer added, "We not only saw the plates of the B[ook]
of M[ormon] but also the Brass plates, the Plates of
the Book of ether, the Plates
containing the Record of the wickedness of the people
of the world, and many
other plates."
The Joseph Smith Papers: Search for the "Brass Plates of Laban"
. . . and thus my father lehi did discover the
genealogy of his fathers and Laban
also was a desendant of joseph (Of the land of egypt)
wherefore he and his fathers
had kept the records . . . that these plate of brass
Should go forth unto all nations
kindreds tongues and people Which ware of his seed
wherefore he said that these
plate of brass should never perish neither should they
be dimd Any more by time
The Plates of Brass: A Witness of Christ (The
Joseph Smith Papers: Search for "Plates")
The Savior’s Use of the Old Testament "This day is this scripture
fulfilled in your ears."
036:
NATHAN
(the son of
[King]
DAVID)
Family of Nathan:
Nathan ( -
Inspired Version)
Chart /
House of Israel /
Marriage:
The Children of 036: Nathan
036-000: DIRECT DESCENDANT (a son) 037:
MATTATHA (Mattatha)
Family Information:
Genealogy of Jesus
DESCENDING: Mattatha - Menna -
Melea - Eliakim - Jonam -
Joseph - Judah - Simeon - Levi - Matthat - Jorim - Eliezer -
Joshua - Er - Elmadam - Cosam - Addi - Melchi - Neri - Shealtiel -
Zerubbabel; connectively related at:
051: Josiah
[From a genealogical research standpoint, the string of descent:
Joseph - Judah - Simeon - Levi - appears as
an obvious false insert,
matching as it does, the sons of 024:
Jacob - Israel.
The Biblical history of known animosity between the seed
of the political nation Israel and the seed of Judah, contradicts
the reliability of the use of the name Joseph within
this revered
royal Jewish pedigree, during this time period.]
geography (location):
Born at the City of
Jerusalem.
life:
Nathan
religion:
time period:
Research Notes
(Documentation):
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A.
Genealogy of Jesus:
Jesus Christ--Messiah (JS
Elias - Elijah - Messiah
(pdf)
"The Spirit of Messiah is all power in
Heaven and in Earth:
Enthroned in the Heavens as King of Kings and Lord of
Lords."
The
Lord’s
Prayer is the prayer of the
Messiah to Father (Ahman),
who administers the Keys of the Universe throughout all
eternity.
Jesus Christ was born to become King of the Jews, as
well as King
over the whole earth. As the Son of God, he
suffered the rejection
and abject humiliation of being crucified for the sins
of all mankind.
Christ had previously been rejected by the leadership
of the nation,
who released a seditious murderer from their own ranks,
rather than
give this perfect Man, in whom their was no fault, an
act of kind mercy,
by
Pontius Pilate.
John 19: 34-35
But one of the soldiers with a spear
pierced his side, and forthwith came there out blood
and water.
And he
that saw it bare
record, and his record is true: and he knoweth that
[what] he
saith [is]
true, that ye might believe. D&C
19: 15-20 Jesus Christ
commands all
to" repent, lest I smite you by the rod of my mouth,
and by my wrath, and by
my anger, and your sufferings be sore--how sore you
know not, how exquisite
you know not, yea, how hard to bear you know not. For
behold, I, God, have
suffered these things for all, that they might not
suffer if they would repent;
But if they would not repent they must suffer even as
I;
Which suffering caused
myself, even God, the greatest of all, to tremble
because of pain, and to bleed
at every pore, and to suffer both body and spirit--and
would that I might not drink
the bitter cup, and shrink-- Nevertheless, glory be to
the Father, and I partook and
finished my preparations unto the children of men.
Wherefore, I command you again
to repent, lest I humble you with my almighty power;
and that you confess your sins,
lest you suffer these punishments of which I have
spoken, of which in the smallest,
yea, even in the least degree you have tasted at the
time I withdrew my Spirit."
-
Adams Synchronological Chart or Map of History:
Google™ Books
-
Genealogies of the New Testament
-
Genealogy of Jesus Christ (According to Eusebius)
B. Written Records
John 1: 45
Philip findeth Nathanael, and saith unto him,
We have found him, of whom Moses
in the law, and the prophets, did write,
Jesus of Nazareth, the son of Joseph. Research
Note: This is a classic example
of a surviving ancient, original record that was
available in New Testament times,
that has since been destroyed, or come up missing in
these the latter days on earth.
Additional obviously lost records are the baptismal
records of John the Baptist, church
baptismal and priesthood ordinance records of Jesus
Christ and His apostles, including
marriage record for Peter; records of those who
performed baptisms for the dead, etc.
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Topical Guide - Seer
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2 Chronicles 12 /
Hebrew - English Bible
Now the acts of Rehoboam, first and last,
are they not written in the histories
of Shemaiah the prophet and of
Iddo the seer, after the manner of genealogies?
A "Seer" implies that Iddo had the
Urim and Thummim,
to validate family records.
-
Ezra 2:
59-63 And these
were they which went up from Tel-melah,
Tel-harsa,
Cherub, Addan,
and Immer: but they could not shew
their father’s house, and
their seed, whether they
were of Israel:
The children of Delaiah, the children
of Tobiah, the children of
Nekoda, six hundred fifty and two.
And of the children
of the priests: the children of
Habaiah, the children of Koz, the children of Barzillai;
which took a wife of the
daughters of Barzillai the Gileadite, and was called after
their name:
These sought their register
among those that were reckoned by
genealogy,
but they were not found:
therefore were they, as polluted, put from the priesthood.
And the Tirshatha (or
provincial governor) said unto them, that they should not eat
of the most holy things, till
there stood up a priest with Urim and with Thummim.
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Prophet, Seer, and Revelator
Ecclesiastical title used in the LDS Church
that is currently applied to the members of the
First Presidency and the
Quorum
of the Twelve Apostles. In the past, also applied to the
Presiding Patriarch
of the church, as well as to the former office of
Assistant President of the Church.
All seers sustained by the
vote of the membership of
Church,
are entitled by right
of their calling and office, to
have access to the
Urim and Thummim.
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Topical Guide: Write, Wrote, Written. Etc.:
Index to the Triple Combination
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Write, Wrote, or Written, in the 1611 King James Version Bible
Sort by Old Testament only; New Testament only;
Apocrypha
only.
C.
Joseph Smith(, Jr.) Translation
History of written records and intelligence of
Jesus Christ validated.
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Joseph Smith—Matthew 1: 1
For I say unto you, that ye shall not see
me
henceforth and know that I
am he of whom it is written by the prophets,
until ye shall say: Blessed is he who
cometh in the name of the Lord, in
the clouds of heaven, and all the holy
angels with him. Then understood
his disciples that he should come again on
the earth, after that he was
glorified and crowned on the right hand of
God.
-
Joseph Smith Translation Matthew 3: 4-6 And when
he had gathered all
the chief priests, and scribes of the people
together, he demanded of them,
saying, Where is the place that
is written of by the prophets, in which Christ
should be born? For
he greatly feared, yet he believed not the prophets.
And they said unto him,
It is written by
the prophets, that he should be born
in
Bethlehem of Judea, for thus have
they said,
The word of
the Lord came
unto us, saying, And thou, Bethlehem,
which lieth in the land of Judea,
in thee
shall be born a prince, which art not
the least among the princes of Judea; for
out of thee shall come
the Messiah, who shall
save my people Israel.
Research Notes:
2nd Century
132 - 135 A.D.
- The majority of the Jewish population of Judea was either killed,
exiled, or sold into slavery, and the Jewish religious and political
authority ended. Thus, Bethlehem was no longer part or of Judea.
Since 1995, Bethlehem has been governed by the Palestinian
National Authority, and still is not within the confines of Judea.
Therefore, as it is written by the prophets, only Jesus Christ can
be properly ascribed as being by birth location, the true Messiah.
-
Joseph Smith Translation Matthew 3: 24-26
And
it came to pass that Jesus
grew up with his brethren, and waxed
strong, and waited upon the Lord
for the time of his ministry to come. And
he served under his father, and he
spake not as other men, neither could he be
taught; for he needed not that
any man should teach him.
-
Joseph Smith Translation Matthew 7: 6 And
Jesus said unto his disciples,
Beholdest thou the Scribes, and the Pharisees, and
the Priests, and the Levites?
-
Joseph Smith Translation Matthew 17: 10-14
And Jesus answered and said
unto them, Elias truly shall first come,
and restore all things,
as the prophets
have written. And again I say
unto you that Elias has come already,
concerning
whom it is written, Behold, I will
send my messenger, and he shall prepare the way
before me; and they knew him not, and
have done unto him, whatsoever they listed.
Likewise shall also the Son of Man suffer
of them.
But
I say unto you, Who is Elias?
Behold, this is Elias, whom I send to
prepare the way before me. Then the disciples
understood that he spake unto them of John
the Baptist, and
also of another who
should come and restore all things,
as it is written by the prophets.
-
Joseph Smith Translation Mark 7: 10-12 Full
well is it written of you, by
the prophets whom ye have rejected.
They
testified these things of a truth,
and their blood shall be upon you. Ye have
kept not the ordinances of God;
for Moses said, Honor thy father and thy
mother; and whoso curseth father
or mother, let him die the death
of the transgressor,
as it is written in your
law; but ye keep not the law.
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JST: Luke 2:46, at word item "c" - both And it came
to pass, that after three
days they found him in the temple, sitting in
the midst of the doctors, and they
were hearing him, and asking him
questions.
-
Joseph Smith Translation Luke 3: 4-11 As it is
written in the book of the prophet
Esaias; and these are the words, saying, .
. . For behold, and lo, he shall come,
as it is written in the book of the
prophets . . .
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Joseph Smith Translation Luke 11: 52
[JST Luke 11:53; at b and c] Woe unto
you, lawyers! for ye have taken away the key of knowledge, the fulness
of
the scriptures; . . . [Indication by Jesus Christ that holy
family records,
genealogies and related family data, were being
destroyed by the lawyers.]
- Research Note:
[Sextus Julius
Africanus wrote a history of the world (Chronografiai) and
Kestoi ("Embroiderings"),
the latter work includes a "Letter to Aristides"
on the genealogies of
Christ, of which only fragments are preserved. "But
since the Hebrew
families and those traceable to proselytes, such as Achior
the Ammonite . . .
, and Ruth the Moabitess, and the mixed families which
had come out of
Egypt, had until then been enrolled . . . in the archives . . . ,
Herod, because
the family of the Israelites contributed nothing to him, and
because he was goaded
by his own consciousness of his base birth, burned
the records . . . of
their families, thinking to appear noble if no one else was
able by public documents
. . . to trace his family to the patriarchs or proselytes,
to the so--called gers
. . . of mixed descent." -
Jude and the Relatives of Jesus
in the Early Church,
by
Richard Bauckham, page 358; from the Translation of
Eusebius - footnote #135.
"The Lukan Genealogy of Jesus" further mentions:
"We know that Herod was
sensitive about his Idumaean and therefore only half-
Jewish origins, which
many Jews regarded as disqualifying him from legitimate
rule over Israel . . . ,
that his court historian Nicolaus of Damascus gave him
a pure Jewish ancestry .
. . presumably as part of an attempt by Herod himself
to conceal his origins,
and that his fear of rivals to his throne led to decimation
of the leading Jewish
aristocratic families . . ." -
Titus 1: 14
Not giving heed to
Jewish fables,
and commandments
of men, that
turn from the truth.]
-
Joseph
Smith Translation Luke 14: 35-37 Then certain of
them came to him, saying,
Good Master, we have Moses and the prophets, and
whosoever shall live by them,
shall he not have life?
And
Jesus answered, saying, Ye know not Moses, neither the
prophets; for if ye had known them, ye would have
believed on me; for to this intent
they were written. For I am sent that ye
might have life. Therefore I will liken it unto
salt which is good;
But if the salt
has lost
its savor, wherewith shall it be
seasoned?
-
Joseph
Smith Translation Luke 16: 16-17
And they said unto him,
We have the law,
and the prophets; but as for this
man we will not receive him to be our ruler; for he
maketh himself to be a
judge over us. Then said Jesus unto them, The law and the
prophets testify of me; yea,
and
all the prophets who have written, even until John,
have foretold of these
days. [This very clear communication with Jesus Christ, does
indicate that records had been kept and handed down from the
time of the prophet
Adam, until the time
of John. They were
available to legal and religious
administrators, as leaders of the general population.]
D.
Document Section
from the Birth of Jesus Christ to A.D. 1453
-
Dead Sea Scrolls: Digital Dead Sea Scrolls
-
The Dead Sea Scrolls
First discovered in 1947 in
caves along the northwestern rim of the Dead Sea
near the ancient site of
Qumran, the scrolls are the fragmentary remains of more
than 800 biblical and
nonbiblical works dating from about 300 B.C. to A.D. 60.
-
The Dead Sea Scrolls
Reader, Second Edition, Revised and Expanded
[Amazon]
-
Early Christian Writings
Collection of documents
from the first two centuries with translations
and commentary: New
Testament, Apocrypha, Gnostics and Church Fathers.
-
Jesus the Christ
-
List of New Testament Papyri
-
New Testament
-
Joseph Smith—Matthew
-
TimeLine:
Significant Events In Jewish And World History
Second Destruction
through Rashi.
E.
Jewish History Resource Center
Jewish History Resource Center
is a project of the
Dinur Center for Research in Jewish History, of the Hebrew
University of Jerusalem. Links to websites in various categories
dealing with Jewish History are visited and evaluated.
F.
Doctrine and Covenants 93
Verily,
thus saith the Lord: It shall come to pass that every soul
who forsaketh
his sins
and cometh unto me, and calleth
on
my name, and obeyeth
my voice, and keepeth my commandments,
shall see
my face
and know
that I am; And that I am the true
light
that lighteth every man that cometh into the world; And
that I am in
the Father, and the Father in me, and the Father and I
are one—
The Father because
he gave
me of his fulness, and the Son because
I was in the world and made flesh
my tabernacle,
and dwelt among
the sons of men. I was in the world and received
of my Father,
and the works
of him were plainly manifest.
And John
saw and bore record of the fulness of my glory,
and the fulness
of John’s
record is hereafter to be revealed. And he bore record, saying:
I saw his glory, that he was in the beginning,
before the world was;
Therefore, in the beginning the Word
was, for he was the Word, even the
messenger of salvation—
The light
and the Redeemer of the world; the Spirit of truth, who came into
the world, because the world was made by him, and in
him was the life of
men and the light of men. The worlds were made
by him; men were made
by him; all things were made by him, and through him,
and of him.
And I, John, bear
record that I beheld his glory,
as the glory of the Only Begotten
of the Father, full of grace and truth, even the Spirit
of truth, which came and dwelt
in the flesh, and dwelt among us.
And I, John, saw that
he received not of the fulness
at the first, but received
grace
for grace; And he received not of the fulness at first, but continued from
grace
to grace, until he received a fulness; And thus he was called the Son
of God,
because he received not of the fulness at the first.
And I, John,
bear record, and lo, the heavens were opened, and the Holy Ghost
descended upon him in the form of a dove, and sat upon
him, and there came a
voice out of heaven saying: This is my beloved
Son.
And I, John, bear
record that he received a fulness of the glory of the Father;
And he received all power,
both in heaven and on earth, and the glory of the
Father was with him, for he dwelt in him.
And it shall come to pass, that if you are faithful you
shall receive the fulness
of the record of John.
I give unto you these sayings that you may understand
and know how to worship, and know
what you worship, that you may come
unto the Father in my name, and in due time receive of
his fulness. For if you
keep my commandments
you shall receive of his fulness,
and be glorified
in me as I am in the Father; therefore, I say unto you,
you shall receive grace
for grace.
And now, verily I say unto you, I was in the beginning
with the Father, and am
the Firstborn;
And all those who are begotten through me are partakers
of the
glory
of the same, and are the church
of the Firstborn.
Ye were also in the beginning with the Father; that
which is Spirit,
even the Spirit
of truth; And truth
is knowledge
of things as they are, and as they were, and as
they are to come; And whatsoever is more
or less than this is the spirit of that
wicked one who was a liar
from the beginning. The Spirit of truth
is of God.
I am the Spirit of truth, and
John bore record of me, saying: He received
a fulness
of truth, yea, even of all truth; And no man receiveth
a fulness
unless he keepeth
his commandments. He that keepeth
his commandments receiveth truth
and light,
until he is glorified in truth and knoweth
all things. Man was also in the beginning
with God. Intelligence,
or the light
of truth,
was not created
or made, neither
indeed can be. All truth is independent in that
sphere
in which God has placed it,
to act
for itself, as all intelligence also; otherwise there is no existence.
Behold, here is the agency
of man, and here is the condemnation of man;
because that which was from the beginning is plainly
manifest unto them,
and they receive not the light. And every man whose spirit receiveth not
the light
is under condemnation. For man is spirit.
The elements are eternal,
and spirit
and element, inseparably connected, receive a fulness of joy;
And when separated,
man cannot receive a fullness of joy. The elements
are the tabernacle
of God; yea, man is the tabernacle of God, even temples;
and whatsoever temple is defiled,
God shall destroy that temple.
The glory
of God is intelligence,
or, in other words, light
and truth. Light and truth
forsake that evil
one. Every spirit
of man was innocent
in the beginning; and God
having redeemed
man from the fall,
men became again, in their infant state,
innocent
before God. And that wicked
one cometh and taketh
away light and truth,
through disobedience,
from the children of men, and because of the tradition
of their
fathers. But I have commanded you to bring up
your children
in light
and truth.
G. Antiquities
of the Jews - Book VI - From the Death of Eli to the Death of Saul
H.
Antiquities of
the Jews - Book VII - From the Death of Saul to the Death of David
I. Antiquities
of the Jews - Book VIII - From the Death of David to the Death of Ahab
J.
Genealogy of
Jesus
K. Witness Evidence:
The Book of Mormon: A Guide for the Old Testament
The Book of Mormon As a Witness of the Old
Testament
Ether 1 . . . twenty and four plates . . . called the Book of Ether
. . . (I, Moroni) suppose that the first part of this
record, which speaks concerning
the creation of the world, and also of Adam, and an
account from that time even
to the great tower (Tower
of Babel), and whatsoever things
transpired among the
children of men until that time, is had among the
Jews-- Therefore I do not write
those things which transpired from the days of Adam
until that time; but they are
had upon the plates; and whoso findeth them, the same
will have power that he
may get the full account. But behold, I give not the
full account, but a part of the
account I give, from the tower down until they were
destroyed. . . .
Appendix 4: Testimony of Three Witnesses, Late June 1829, P. 589 . .
. Historical
Introduction . . . Oliver Cowdery, David Whitmer, and
Martin Harris testified . . .
Decades later,
David
Whitmer added, "We not only saw the plates of the B[ook]
of M[ormon] but also the Brass plates, the Plates of
the Book of ether, the Plates
containing the Record of the wickedness of the people
of the world, and many
other plates."
The Joseph Smith Papers: Search for the "Brass Plates of Laban"
. . . and thus my father lehi did discover the
genealogy of his fathers and Laban
also was a desendant of joseph (Of the land of egypt)
wherefore he and his fathers
had kept the records . . . that these plate of brass
Should go forth unto all nations
kindreds tongues and people Which ware of his seed
wherefore he said that these
plate of brass should never perish neither should they
be dimd Any more by time
The Plates of Brass: A Witness of Christ (The
Joseph Smith Papers: Search for "Plates")
The Savior’s Use of the Old Testament "This day is this scripture
fulfilled in your ears."
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