Patriarch
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The men listed in the line from Adam to Noah are known as the Patriarchs.
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Biblical Genealogy
- Main Article: Biblical Genealogy
We will start by defining the year of the creation of the world as AM 1 (Anno Mundi or year of the world) within the Biblical framework we are using to calculate the dates given and the calculation used to define them.
Genesis genealogy
- Genesis 1:1-31 : We start at the creation of the earth, AM 1.
- Genesis 5:3 : Seth is born when Adam is 130, AM 131
- Genesis 5:6 : Enos born when Seth is 105. 131+105 = 236
- Genesis 5:9 : Cainan born when Enos is 90. 236+90 = 326
- Genesis 5:12 : Mahalaleel born when Cainan is 70. 326+70 = 396
- Genesis 5:15 : Jared born when Mahalaleel is 65. 396+65 = 461
- Gemesis 5:18 : Enoch born when Jared is 162. 461+162 = 623
- 1Corinthians 5:21 : Methuselah born when Enoch is 65. 623+65 = 688
- Genesis 5:25 : Lamech born when Methuselah is 187. 688+187 = 875
- Genesis 5:28 : Noah born when Lamech is 182. 875+182 = 1057
Genealogy from Adam to Noah
| Name (KJ version) | Name (NIV version) | Age Upon 1st Son | Age at Death | Years Lived | References |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adam | Adam | 130 | 930 | 1 - 930 | Genesis 5:3-5 |
| Seth | Seth | 105 | 912 | 131-1043 | Genesis 5:6-8 |
| Enos | Enosh | 90 | 905 | 236-1141 | Genesis 5:9-11 |
| Cainan | Kenan | 70 | 910 | 326-1236 | Genesis 5:12-14 |
| Mahalaleel | Mahalalel | 65 | 895 | 396-1291 | Genesis 5:15-17 |
| Jared | Jared | 162 | 962 | 461-1261 | Genesis 5:18-20 |
| Enoch | Enoch | 65 | 365 | 623-988 | Genesis 5:21-24 |
| Methuselah | Methuselah | 187 | 969 | 688-1657 | Genesis 5:25-27 |
| Lamech | Lamech | 182 | 777 | 875-1652 | Genesis 5:28-31 |
| Noah | Noah | 500 | 950 | 1057-2007 | Genesis 6:8-9:29 |
Biblical Chronology
- Main Article: Biblical chronology
The Biblical genealogy provides the basis for the chronology of events described in the Bible. Due to the accuracy of the genealogical record, the chronological record is precise and detailed from the first day of creation to the life of Terah, father of Abraham. From Abraham to Jesus, however, the dates are uncertain and in dispute.
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