Ruth 4:20 1 Chron.2:9 Matt 2:3 called Aram. Luke 3:33 places Admin the son of Arni between Hezron and Amminadab.
2 Chron 9:12; KJV spelling is Maasiai presumed to be the same person call Amashai in Neh 11:13.
Ruth 4:20 1 Chron.2:10
Ruth 4:20 here named Salmon. 1 Chron.2:11
1130Matt 1:5 it is usually assumed that this is the same Rahab as the prostitute of Jericho.
2 Sam 11 for story of his wife and his death. 2 Sam 23:39 1 Chron 11:41 - one of David's mighty men. Matt 1:6
2 Sam 11:3 main story of marriage to David. 1 Chron 3:5 called Bath-shua here but elsewhere Bathsheba.
Ruth 4:21 1 Chron.2:12 Matt 1:5; Luke 3:32
Ruth 4:22 1 Chron.2:12
1 Sam 16:9 1 Chr2:13
1 Chr 2:13 the KJV has Nethaneel.
1 Chr2:13
1 Chr2:13
1 Chron 2:16
2 Sam 2:20-25; 21:16,17; 23:18; 26:7-12 1 Chron 2:16; 11:20 commander of thirty but not one of three of David's men.
2 Sam 2:1 fighter for David. 2 Sam 8:16 over the army. 2 Sam 20:23; 1 Chron.2:16
2 Sam 2:20-25 killed by Abner. 1 Chr2:16
1 Chr2:17 he is listed as Jether the Ishmaelite.
1 Chr2:16
1 Chr2:17
1 Chron.2:9 here called Chelubai, but this is probably a designation for his clan.
1 Chr 2:18 in this verse two wives and three sons are listed. The SDA BibCom assumes these are the sons of the first wife listed and those in v.42 are those of the second. I have taken it the other way. I can so no strong reason for either method. Young's An.Con. suggests he is grandfather of Caleb, son of Jephunnah. See Rin 603. The SDA Bible Dictionary says this is based on the assumption that the "daughter of Caleb" Achsah, mentioned in 1 Chron.4:49 (Rin 443) is the well known daughter of Caleb son of Jepthuneh,
1 Chron 2:18