How Well Do You Know the Bible Family Tree?

Jesus, God's son, is considered to be God's earthly form.

Jesus was conceived through Immaculate Conception, which was a union between God and Mary.

Mary become pregnant with Jesus through Immaculate Conception, as she was a virgin at the time of her pregnancy.

Mary's pregnancy was the result of a union with God. Before he found out the truth, Joseph thought Mary had cheated on him.

Though he was not Jesus' blood father, Joseph still took care of his non-biological son and had a great influence on his life.

Jesus was the fourth. There has been much debate about the exact relationship these men have to Jesus, as well as two potential sisters who are unnamed in scriptures.

There is no evidence to suggest Jesus had any children or was ever married.

God created Eve from the rib of Adam to be his helpmate.

Cain was one of three sons of Adam and Eve, and he was responsible for killing one of his brothers.

Because God favored Abel's offering over Cain's, the older brother became jealous and killed his younger sibling.

Seth was born after the death of Abel. Eve believed he was God's replacement for her son.

Their three well-known children were Cain, Abel and Seth. Many scholars assert that the couple went on to have more children, including daughters.

Terah also had two sons named Haran and Nahor.

In order to show his faith, God asked Abraham to sacrifice his son. God ultimately stopped Abraham before he killed Isaac.

Sarah was so beautiful that Abraham feared the Egyptians would take her away from him. So, he told her to pretend she was his sister.

Ishmael and Isaac had different mothers, but both shared the same father, Abraham.

Sarah was in her 90s when she gave birth to Isaac. Ishmael was born before Isaac.

Because she was unable to have children at first, Sarah sent her slave Hagar to have a baby with Abraham.

Rebekah was also Isaac's cousin. She was the niece of Abraham.

Esau and Jacob were twin brothers. Isaac favored Esau, while Rebekah favored Jacob.

Abraham was given a mission by God to be the father of a nation.

Jacob, also known as Israel, gave Joseph the multicolored coat, but the gesture also made Joseph's brothers jealous.

Jacob, who stole his brother Esau's birthright with the help of his mother, had 12 sons.

David is perhaps more well known for his defeat of Goliath, with the help of his sling.

To cover up their affair, David sent Bathsheba's husband to war, where he later died.

After the pharaoh ordered all newly-born baby Hebrew boys to be killed, Jochebed sent Moses down the river to be saved. He was retrieved by the pharaoh's daughter.

Aaron was the name of Moses' brother. He later became the first high priest of Israel.

Miriam was the older sister of Moses, who also kept lookout while Jochebed sent baby Moses on his journey.

After his seven years of work, Jacob was tricked into marrying Rachel's sister. He agreed to work another seven years in order to marry Rachel.

Jacob was tricked by Laban, who wanted his older daughter, Leah, to get married first.

Samson's mother was also instructed to not let her son "drink wine or strong drink as long as he lives."

The birth of Elizabeth's son was foretold by the archangel Gabriel, who came to Zechariah, Elisabeth's husband.

John later became known as John the Baptist, who also baptized Jesus.

After taking his throne, David ended up marrying Saul's daughter.

King Saul became obsessed with killing David, who was protected by Jonathon.