1. Lilith
   Adam
2. Solomon
   Esau

In Genesis, God creates Adam, the first human being. He is made from dust.

1. Eve
   Sarah
2. Jezebel
   Deborah

Eve was the first woman. She was created from Adam's rib.

1. Ethan
   Daniel
2. Cain
   Jehu

Cain and Abel were the sons of Adam and Eve. Cain killed Abel out of jealousy when his offering to God was found unacceptable, while Abel's was accepted.

1. Sarah
   Abel
2. Eve
   Solomon

Abel died when his brother Cain killed him. He was the first human being to die.

1. Job
   Noah
2. Abraham
   Bathsheba

Noah built the ark on which one of every kind of animal was placed. This protected them from God's great flood.

1. Shem
   Ham
2. Japheth
   all of the above

Noah took his 3 sons on the ark with him. They and their wives were meant to repopulate the earth after the flood.

1. Shem
   David
2. Lot
   Samuel

Shem was a son of Noah. He began the line which Jesus and all Jews come from.

1. Ahab
   Lot
2. Rebecca
   Isaac

Lot was spared when God destroyed the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah. His wife, however, did not comply with God's directions and was not spared.

1. Delilah
   Jezebel
2. The Queen of Sheba
   Sarah

Sarah was Abraham's wife. She gave birth to their son, Isaac.

1. Abraham
   Lot
2. Solomon
   Ishmael

Ishmael was Abraham's son by Hagar. It is said that Arab nomads were his descendants.

1. Esau
   Abel
2. Omri
   David

Esau and Jacob were the sons of Isaac. Jacob was younger but able to trick his brother and father into giving him the birthright traditionally reserved for oldest sons.

1. Isaac
   Joseph
2. Jacob
   Moses

Jacob was a patriarch who gave birth to 12 sons, who it is said the 12 tribes of Israel descended from. These sons were Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Issachar, Zebulun, Dan, Napthali Gad, Asher, Joseph and Benjamin.

1. Reuben
   Joseph
2. Solomon
   Benjamin

Joseph's brothers were so jealous of their father's favoritism that they sold him into slavery in Egpyt. There Joseph became a powerful adviser to the Pharaoh due to his wisdom and ability to interpret dreams.

1. Asher
   David
2. Judah
   Ahab

The Jesus is descended from Jacob's son Judah. Bethlehem, where Jesus was born, is located within what was the territory of this tribe.

1. Moses
   Solomon
2. Dan
   Esau

Moses led the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt. He famously parted the Red Sea and brought law from God to the Jewish people in the form of the Ten Commandments.

1. Zimri
   Jehu
2. Reuben
   Aaron

Aaron was the brother and spokesman of Moses. He was also the first high priest.

1. Bathsheba
   Miriam
2. Delilah
   Ruth

Miriam was a prophet and sister of Moses and Aaron. She was struck briefly with leprosy by God after criticizing her brother.

1. Rahab
   Leah
2. Zipporah
   Rebecca

Zipporah was the wife of Moses, and protected him from God's wrath. Moses' sister Miriam criticized their marriage because Zipporah was a Cushite.

1. Levi
   Aaron
2. Joshua
   Levi

Joshua led Israel into Canaan. He also asked God to make the sun stand still in battle.

1. Sarah
   Rahab
2. Zipporah
   Rachel

Rahab was a prostitute in Jericho whose life was spared when the walls fell during an attack. This is because she hid spies of Israel in her home.

1. pagans
   warriors
2. nephilim
   judges

God chose 16 leaders to defend Israel from enemies and oppressors. These people were called the Judges.

1. Sarah
   Rachel
2. Deborah
   Delilah

The chosen Judges, or leaders, were Joshua, Othniel, Ehud, Shamgar, Deborah, Gideon, Tola, Jair, Jephthah, Ibzan, Elon, Abdon, Samson, Eli and Samuel. Deborah was the only female Judge.

1. Samson
   Deborah
2. Zipporah
   Joseph

Samson was known for his strength, the source of which was his long hair. Delilah betrayed him by cutting his hair, leaving him weak and easy to capture by his enemies.

1. Jael
   Ruth
2. Deborah
   Jezebel

Jael killed the commander of the Canaanite army of King Jabin of Hazor. She lured him to her tent, put him to sleep with milk, and then hammered a tent peg into his head while he slept.

1. Samuel
   Jael
2. Moses
   Noah

Samuel is mentioned in the Old Testament, New Testament and Koran. He is considered a prophet in all 3 religions.

1. Saul
   Solomon
2. Benjamin
   Abraham

Saul was the first king of united Israel. The kingdom was taken from him when he failed to please God.

1. Ishmael
   David
2. Abraham
   Jehu

King David was God's favorite. He wrote psalms.

1. Gideon
   Goliath
2. Dan
   Saul

Before David was King, he killed Goliath in one of the Bible's most famous stories. Despite Goliath being much larger than him, David was able to outsmart him by using a slingshot.

1. Jael
   Bathsheba
2. Ruth
   Sarah

David wanted the married Bathsheba so badly that he had her husband sent to the frontlines to die in battle so he could be with her. They had four sons.

1. Uriah
   Solomon
2. Samson
   Dan

Solomon is famous for his wisdom and wealth. He angered God by worshipping the gods of his thousand foreign wives and concubines. He is considered a prophet in Judaism and Islam and an occult figure by many throughout history.

1. Jacob
   The Queen of Sheba
2. Moses
   Adam

The Queen of Sheba's visit to King Solomon is mentioned in both the Old Testament and the Koran. Their meeting has become the subject of widespread legend throughout Eurasia and Ethiopia.

1. Esau
   Adam
2. Levi
   Elijah

Elijah is remembered as a prophet and miracle worker. He defeated hundreds of Baal worshippers at Mt. Carmel.

1. Jezebel
   Leah
2. Deborah
   Jael

Jezebel was the wife of King Ahab. Both were known for their corruption and were overthrown.

1. Solomon
   Jehu
2. Eli
   Abraham

Abraham killed Ahab and his family on God's orders. He had his wife, Jezebel, thrown from a window to her death and dogs ate her body.

1. Eli
   Jacob
2. Jeremiah
   Moses

Jeremiah is known as the weeping prophet. He was punished for predicting the fall of Jerusalem.