வேதாகம நபர்களும் குடும்பங்களும்
அவர்கள் யார், அவர்களுடைய குடும்பங்கள், இஸ்ரவேலரா புறஜாதியாரா, என்ன செய்தார்கள், எப்போது, தேவனுடைய திட்டத்தில் அது ஏன் முக்கியம் - அவர்களுடைய கதையைச் சொல்லும் வேதவசனங்களுடன்.
53 people shown, in the order of the biblical story.
Creation & Patriarchs 9
| பெயர் | நபர்கள் | பங்கு (என்ன) | எப்போது |
|---|---|---|---|
| Melchizedek
also Melchisedec |
Gentile
King of Salem (nationality not stated) |
King of Salem and priest of the most high God | c. 2000 BC (days of Abraham, traditional) |
| Hagar
also Agar |
Gentile
Egyptian |
Egyptian handmaid of Sarah; mother of Ishmael | c. 2000 BC (traditional) |
| Ishmael | Gentile
Son of Abraham and Hagar the Egyptian; father of the Ishmaelites |
Firstborn son of Abraham | c. 2000 BC (traditional) |
| Esau
also Edom |
Gentile
Edomite (father of Edom); son of Isaac |
Elder twin of Jacob; father of the Edomites | c. 1900 BC (traditional) |
| Laban | Gentile
Aramean ('Laban the Syrian') of Padan-aram |
Brother of Rebekah; father-in-law of Jacob | c. 1900 BC (traditional) |
| Potiphar | Gentile
Egyptian |
Officer of Pharaoh and captain of the guard | c. 1900 BC (traditional) |
| Asenath | Gentile
Egyptian |
Egyptian wife of Joseph | c. 1900 BC (traditional) |
| Pharaoh (in the days of Joseph)
also Pharaoh |
Gentile
Egyptian |
King of Egypt who exalted Joseph | c. 1900 BC (traditional); the king is not named |
| யோபு | Gentile
Man of the land of Uz (not described as an Israelite) |
Righteous sufferer of the land of Uz | Uncertain; often placed in the patriarchal age |
Exodus & Wilderness 4
| பெயர் | நபர்கள் | பங்கு (என்ன) | எப்போது |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pharaoh (of the Exodus)
also Pharaoh |
Gentile
Egyptian |
King of Egypt who refused to let Israel go | The Exodus (the king is not named) |
| Jethro
also Reuel, Raguel |
Gentile
Midianite |
Priest of Midian; father-in-law of Moses | c. 1500-1400 BC (traditional) |
| Zipporah | Gentile
Midianite |
Midianite wife of Moses | c. 1500-1400 BC (traditional) |
| Balaam | Gentile
Mesopotamian (of Pethor) |
Soothsayer hired to curse Israel | End of the wilderness journey |
Conquest & Judges 3
| பெயர் | நபர்கள் | பங்கு (என்ன) | எப்போது |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rahab
also Rachab |
Gentile
Canaanite (Jericho) |
Woman of Jericho who sheltered the spies | c. 1400 BC (traditional) |
| Delilah | Gentile
Valley of Sorek; commonly regarded as a Philistine (the text does not state) |
Woman who betrayed Samson | The days of the judges |
| ரூத் | Gentile
Moabite |
Moabite widow; great-grandmother of King David | The days of the judges |
ஐக்கிய இராச்சியம் 4
| பெயர் | நபர்கள் | பங்கு (என்ன) | எப்போது |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goliath | Gentile
Philistine (of Gath) |
Philistine giant champion | c. 1020 BC (reign of Saul, traditional) |
| Uriah the Hittite
also Uriah, Urias |
Gentile
Hittite |
Loyal soldier among David's mighty men | c. 1000 BC (traditional) |
| Queen of Sheba
also Queen of the south |
Gentile
Sheba |
Foreign queen who visited Solomon | c. 950 BC (reign of Solomon, traditional) |
| Hiram king of Tyre
also Hiram, Huram |
Gentile
Phoenician (Tyre) |
King of Tyre; friend of David and Solomon | c. 1000-950 BC (reigns of David and Solomon, traditional) |
Divided Kingdom 4
| பெயர் | நபர்கள் | பங்கு (என்ன) | எப்போது |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jezebel | Gentile
Sidonian (Zidonian) |
Queen of Israel who promoted Baal worship | c. 874-841 BC (traditional) |
| Widow of Zarephath
also Widow of Sarepta |
Gentile
Sidonian (Zarephath of Zidon) |
Gentile widow who sheltered Elijah | 9th century BC (reign of Ahab) |
| Naaman | Gentile
Syrian (Aramean) |
Syrian army captain healed of leprosy | 9th century BC (days of Elisha) |
| Ebed-melech
also Ebedmelech |
Gentile
Ethiopian |
Ethiopian official who rescued Jeremiah | c. 587 BC (siege of Jerusalem, traditional) |
Exile & Return 7
| பெயர் | நபர்கள் | பங்கு (என்ன) | எப்போது |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nebuchadnezzar
also Nebuchadrezzar |
Gentile
Babylonian |
King of Babylon who destroyed Jerusalem | c. 605-562 BC |
| Belshazzar | Gentile
Babylonian |
Last king of Babylon in the book of Daniel | c. 539 BC (fall of Babylon) |
| Darius the Mede
also Darius the Median, Darius |
Gentile
Median |
Ruler over Babylon who cast Daniel to the lions | c. 539 BC (after the fall of Babylon) |
| Cyrus | Gentile
Persian |
King of Persia who freed the Jews | c. 539-530 BC (decree c. 538 BC) |
| Ahasuerus | Gentile
Persian |
King of Persia; husband of Esther | c. 486-465 BC (commonly identified with Xerxes I) |
| Haman | Gentile
Agagite |
Persian official who plotted to destroy the Jews | c. 480 BC (reign of Ahasuerus) |
| Artaxerxes | Gentile
Persian |
King of Persia who sent Ezra and Nehemiah | c. 465-424 BC (commonly identified with Artaxerxes I) |
Life of Christ 9
| பெயர் | நபர்கள் | பங்கு (என்ன) | எப்போது |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Wise Men
also wise men, Magi |
Gentile
Gentiles 'from the east' (Matthew 2:1) |
Gentile visitors who came to worship the infant Jesus | c. 6-4 BC |
| Herod the Great
also Herod, Herod the king |
Gentile
Idumean (Edomite) by descent; king of Judaea under Rome |
King of Judaea at the birth of Jesus | reigned c. 37-4 BC |
| Herod Antipas
also Herod, Herod the tetrarch, king Herod |
Gentile
Herodian dynasty (Idumean descent); tetrarch of Galilee under Rome |
Tetrarch of Galilee who beheaded John the Baptist | tetrarch c. 4 BC - AD 39 |
| Herodias | Gentile
Herodian family (Idumean descent) |
Wife of Herod Antipas who sought the death of John the Baptist | c. AD 28-29 |
| The Woman of Samaria
also woman of Samaria, Samaritan woman |
Gentile
Samaritan (of Sychar in Samaria); not Jewish |
Samaritan woman who met Jesus at Jacob's well | c. AD 28 |
| The Syrophoenician Woman
also Syrophenician, woman of Canaan, Canaanite woman |
Gentile
A Greek, a Syrophenician by nation (Mark 7:26); 'a woman of Canaan' (Matthew 15:22) |
Gentile mother whose great faith Jesus praised | c. AD 29 |
| The Centurion of Capernaum
also centurion |
Gentile
Gentile soldier (a centurion) stationed at Capernaum |
Gentile centurion whose servant Jesus healed | c. AD 28 |
| The Centurion at the Cross
also centurion |
Gentile
Roman army officer (Gentile) |
Roman centurion who confessed Jesus at his death | c. AD 30 |
| Pontius Pilate
also Pilate |
Gentile
Roman; governor of Judaea |
Roman governor who sentenced Jesus to be crucified | governor c. AD 26-36 |
Early Church 13
| பெயர் | நபர்கள் | பங்கு (என்ன) | எப்போது |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Ethiopian Eunuch
also eunuch, man of Ethiopia |
Gentile
Ethiopian; treasurer of Candace, queen of the Ethiopians (generally understood to be a Gentile worshipper of God) |
Ethiopian court official baptised by Philip | c. AD 34 |
| Cornelius | Gentile
Roman (centurion of the Italian band) |
Roman centurion; first Gentile convert baptised by Peter | c. AD 40 |
| Lydia | Gentile
Of Thyatira, living at Philippi; a worshipper of God (generally understood to be a Gentile) |
Seller of purple; first recorded convert in Europe | c. AD 50 |
| The Philippian Jailer
also jailor, keeper of the prison |
Gentile
Of Philippi, a Roman colony (generally understood to be a Gentile) |
Prison keeper converted with his household | c. AD 50 |
| தீத்து | Gentile
Greek (Galatians 2:3) |
Greek co-worker of Paul; left to set the church in Crete in order | c. AD 49-60s |
| லூக்கா
also Lucas |
Gentile
Generally understood to be a Gentile (not listed among those 'of the circumcision', Colossians 4:10-14) |
Physician and faithful companion of Paul | c. AD 50-60s |
| பிலேமோன் | Gentile
Believer of Colossae (traditionally); ancestry not stated, generally understood to be a Gentile |
Christian slave-owner to whom Paul wrote the letter to Philemon | c. AD 60-62 |
| Onesimus | Gentile
Of Colossae (Colossians 4:9); ancestry not stated, generally understood to be a Gentile |
Runaway slave who became a faithful brother in Christ | c. AD 60-62 |
| Felix | Gentile
Roman; governor of Judaea at Caesarea |
Roman governor who kept Paul in custody | governor c. AD 52-59 |
| Festus
also Porcius Festus |
Gentile
Roman; governor of Judaea after Felix |
Roman governor before whom Paul appealed to Caesar | governor c. AD 59-62 |
| Herod Agrippa I
also Herod, Herod the king |
Gentile
Herodian dynasty (Idumean descent); king of Judaea under Rome |
King who killed James and imprisoned Peter | reigned over Judaea c. AD 41-44 |
| Herod Agrippa II
also Agrippa, King Agrippa |
Gentile
Herodian dynasty (Idumean descent); king under Rome |
King who heard Paul's defence at Caesarea | c. AD 59 |
| Sergius Paulus
also the deputy |
Gentile
Roman; deputy (proconsul) of the country at Paphos in Cyprus |
Roman proconsul of Cyprus who believed | c. AD 46-47 |
"Gentile" means anyone who was not of the people of Israel. From Melchizedek, Rahab and Ruth to Cornelius and Lydia, Scripture shows God's
promise to Abraham reaching every nation: "in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed" (ஆதியாகமம் 12:3).