Genealogy
The Bible's family trees, drawn from the parent–child links in the Theographic dataset. Every person's page also shows their immediate family and links to their own descendant tree.
From Adam to Noah
Genesis 5 — the ten generations before the flood (with Cain and Abel).
Noah's sons and the nations
Genesis 10 — the table of nations descended from Shem, Ham and Japheth.
Abraham and the patriarchs
Genesis — Isaac and Ishmael, Jacob and Esau, and the twelve tribes of Israel.
Jacob and the twelve tribes
The sons of Israel — the heads of the tribes.
The tribe of Judah to David
Ruth 4 and 1 Chronicles 2 — Judah, Perez, Boaz and Ruth, Jesse, David.
The house of David
The kings of Judah, from Solomon to the exile — and the line the Gospels trace to Jesus.
Lines are patrilineal (Theographic records fathers, rarely mothers), and the data thins out in the minor genealogies. Where a name is shared by several people the tree follows whichever the dataset linked.