The master database now spans all thirty-nine Old Testament books and all twenty-seven New Testament books. It connects primeval and patriarchal families, tribes, judges, royal houses, priestly lines, exile and return families, prophets, both Gospel genealogies of Jesus, Jesus’ stated family relationships, apostles, early-church households and coworkers, Roman and Herodian officials, Epistle networks, and Revelation’s named human figures. A final reconciliation pass preserved disputed or probable identities without forcing them into certainty.
Whole-Bible Reference · 66 Books Audited
Every biblical name. Every stated connection.
A searchable reference for named human people across the 66-book Bible, together with the genealogical relationships Scripture actually states. Clans and peoples that appear inside biblical genealogies are tracked separately, and probabilities, textual variants, compressed genealogies, legal relationships, and unresolved identities remain visibly labeled.
Accuracy First
A family tree is only as good as its labels.
This reference deliberately refuses to make Scripture appear more certain than it is. A stated parent is different from an inferred ancestor. A legal or household father is different from a biological claim. A name inside a parable is labeled as a parable character. Angelic beings are not inserted into human genealogy. Repeated names remain separate until the biblical text or strong cross-book evidence actually connects them.
Scripture-stated
A parent, spouse, child, sibling, relative, household, tribal, royal, priestly, or other connection is recorded as explicit only when the biblical text states it.
Probability stays labeled
Likely identities such as Nathanael/Bartholomew, Thaddaeus/Judas of James, Silas/Silvanus, John Mark/Mark, Cleopas/Clopas, and some repeated royal or priestly names remain marked probable when Scripture never directly equates them.
Variants stay visible
Matthew and Luke’s different recorded genealogies, manuscript spellings, compressed generations, alternate royal names, and textual questions such as Korah, Zechariah, Cainan, Heldai/Helem, and other difficult readings are preserved rather than silently harmonized.
Foundational Lines
Follow the major family, royal, priestly, and covenant lines inside the full database.
Master Database
Genesis–Revelation named people and genealogical peoples.
Search names, relatives, Scripture references, alternate names, roles, or notes. The database now covers the complete 66-book Bible. Search results retain duplicate-name distinctions and uncertainty labels so “same name” never automatically means “same person.”
Project Completion
The book-by-book audit is complete. The reference can now be maintained as a living research system.
Primeval, patriarchal, wilderness, conquest, judges, and Ruth family records. Complete.
Royal houses, prophets, Chronicles genealogy audit, exile and return families, and Persian-period records. Complete.
Wisdom voices, Psalm superscriptions, named sages, and strict literary-name audits. Complete.
Major and Minor Prophets, prophetic families, courts, priests, exile-era rulers, and post-exile leaders. Complete.
Both Gospel genealogies of Jesus, Jesus’ family, John the Baptist’s family, apostles, disciples, rulers, priests, and resurrection witnesses. Complete.
The Jerusalem church, Seven, Saul/Paul, Barnabas, missionary teams, households, Herodian rulers, Roman officials, and every named human person in Acts. Complete.
Pauline and General Epistle coworkers, families, household members, church leaders, opponents, recipients, and named Old Testament references. Complete.
John the seer, Antipas, the Thyatira Jezebel figure, and named human biblical references, while angelic and symbolic figures remain correctly outside the human database. Complete.
Related Resources
The whole-Bible database now connects directly to the genealogy of Jesus.
Matthew 1 and Luke 3 now sit inside a much larger biblical people system extending from Adam through Israel’s families and royal lines into Jesus, the apostles, the early church, and Revelation. The separate Genealogy of Jesus page remains a focused teaching reference, while this Master Database provides the searchable whole-Bible layer.