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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Aminadab (Man living at the time of Egypt and Wilderness)
Amminadab in its Greek form. Matthew and Luke both name him as David's ancestor through Judah, and his daughter Elisheba married Aaron, so the one family runs into the priests and the kings.
Amminadab in its Greek form. Matthew and Luke both name him as David's ancestor through Judah, and his daughter Elisheba married Aaron, so the one family runs into the priests and the kings.
Aminadab is the Greek form of Amminadab, an ancestor of David through the line of Judah, named in the genealogies of both Matthew and Luke (Matthew 1:4; Luke 3:33). In Exodus, Amminadab's daughter Elisheba married Aaron, linking this family line to Israel's priesthood as well as to its future kings (Exodus 6:23).
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- Matthew 1:4
- Luke 3:33
