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Amminadab in the Bible — Who Was Amminadab? | fresh.bible

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Amminadab

Father of Nahshon, prince of Judah — a link in the line to David

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Son of Ram and father of Nahshon, Amminadab appears in the genealogies of Judah in 1 Chronicles, Ruth, and the Gospel lineages of Matthew and Luke, linking the tribe of Judah to King David and ultimately to Jesus.

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family_historySon of Ram family_historyFather of Nahshon

Appears In4 mentions across 4 books

1 chronicles

We're Not Making the Same Mistake Twice

1 Chronicles 15:11-15

Amminadab is the sixth Levite chief addressed by David — he leads the sons of Uzziel with 112 men, completing the full roster of clan leaders held accountable for getting it right this time.

exodus

The Family Tree That Explains Everything

Exodus 6:14-25

numbers

Day One: Judah Steps Up First

Numbers 7:12-17

ruth

The Bloodline Nobody Expected

Ruth 4:18-22

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