Where can I find a full family tree of Benjamin>Saul based on 1 Chronicles 8?
I have really enjoyed using the Faithlife Study Bible infographics in my recent series on Chronicles. So many of the detailed tribal genealogies are found in the web app, but it seems that Benjamin is missing! There is only a very vague family tree for Benjamin based on Numbers, and a vague one for Saul based on 1 Samuel. Can anyone help me find the detailed diagram based on 1 Chronicles 8? Or how can you make one?
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If you open Factbook and type in Benjamin (Patriarch) you will get access to a family tree in the media section. Or here is one that starts with Abraham titled Benjamin (Son of Jacob).
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Thank you for your quick response John but I can't see how to find the image you attached in the Logos web app. I've found Benjamin (Patriarch) but your image does not appear in the 'Media' section. The 'biblical peoples diagram' link just says 'Check back soon!' so that seems to be down. Any ideas?
In particular, I need a diagram which begins with Benjamin and goes through to Saul and his descendants (just as in 1 Chronicles 8)
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I did not find anything that provides that information in my library.
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Andrew Palmer said:
Can anyone help me find the detailed diagram based on 1 Chronicles 8?
This search should identify what is in your library relevant to this question:
Of possible interest is:
Myers, Jacob M. II Chronicles: Introduction, Translation and Notes. Vol. 13. Anchor Yale Bible. New Haven; London: Yale University, 1965.
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Thanks David - please could you tell me where you got the genealogy right in the middle of your first image? The one starting Ner, Kish, Saul etc. Also the second image was great but bottom is cut off!
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Thanks David - please could you tell me where you got the genealogy right in the middle of your first image? The one starting New, Wish, Saul etc. Also the second image was great but bottom is cut off!
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I like David's approach!
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Andrew Palmer said:
could you tell me where you got the genealogy right in the middle of your first image? The one starting New, Wish, Saul etc.
That one comes from:
Klein, Ralph W. 1 Chronicles: A Commentary. Edited by Thomas Krüger. Hermeneia—a Critical and Historical Commentary on the Bible. Minneapolis, MN: Fortress Press, 2006.
Andrew Palmer said:Also the second image was great but bottom is cut off!
Here it is in full...
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Thank you so much!
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