Kingdom of Judah
House of David
The house of David ruled Judah from David to the exile, broken only by Athaliah's six years (2 Kings 11:1-3). 2 Samuel 7:12–161 Kings 2:12
Members of the house
- Zerubbabel Member 1 Chronicles 3:19Matthew 1:12
- David Founder 2 Samuel 7:16
- Solomon Member 1 Chronicles 3:10
- Rehoboam Member 1 Chronicles 3:10
- Abijah Member 1 Chronicles 3:10
- Asa Member 1 Chronicles 3:10
- Jehoshaphat Member 1 Chronicles 3:10
- Jehoram Member 1 Chronicles 3:11
- Ahaziah Member 1 Chronicles 3:11
- Joash Member 1 Chronicles 3:11
- Amaziah Member 1 Chronicles 3:12
- Uzziah Member 1 Chronicles 3:12
- Jotham Member 1 Chronicles 3:12
- Ahaz Member 1 Chronicles 3:13
- Hezekiah Member 1 Chronicles 3:13
- Manasseh Member 1 Chronicles 3:13
- Amon Member 1 Chronicles 3:14
- Josiah Member 1 Chronicles 3:14
- Jehoahaz Member 1 Chronicles 3:15
- Jehoiakim Member 1 Chronicles 3:15
- Zedekiah Member 1 Chronicles 3:15
- Jehoiachin Member 1 Chronicles 3:16
- Joseph of Nazareth Member Matthew 1:20Luke 1:27Luke 2:4
"Joseph, son of David" (Matthew 1:20); "of the house and family of David" (Luke 2:4).
Family of David
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- Parent and child
- Marriage
- Ancestor (generations not all listed)
- Legal or adoptive parent
- Disputed or interpretive
David — Shepherd anointed king of Israel, a man after God's own heart, to whom God promised an everlasting dynasty.
Parents
Spouses
- Michal wife 1 Samuel 18:271 Samuel 25:442 Samuel 3:13–14
- Abigail wife 1 Samuel 25:422 Samuel 3:3
- Ahinoam wife 1 Samuel 25:432 Samuel 3:2
- Maacah wife Interpretive 2 Samuel 3:31 Chronicles 3:2
She is named as the mother of David's son Absalom in the list of his wives' sons; the verse names her as mother, not explicitly as wife.
- Haggith wife Interpretive 2 Samuel 3:41 Kings 1:5
Named as the mother of David's son Adonijah in the list of his wives' sons.
- Abital wife Interpretive 2 Samuel 3:4
Named as the mother of David's son Shephatiah in the list of his wives' sons.
- Eglah wife 2 Samuel 3:51 Chronicles 3:3
"Eglah, David's wife".
- Bathsheba wife 2 Samuel 11:272 Samuel 12:24
Formerly the wife of Uriah the Hittite (2 Samuel 11:3; Matthew 1:6).
Children
- Amnon son 2 Samuel 3:21 Chronicles 3:1
- Chileab son 2 Samuel 3:31 Chronicles 3:1
- Absalom son 2 Samuel 3:31 Chronicles 3:2
- Adonijah son 2 Samuel 3:41 Chronicles 3:21 Kings 1:5
- Shephatiah son 2 Samuel 3:41 Chronicles 3:3
- Ithream son 2 Samuel 3:51 Chronicles 3:3
- Tamar daughter 2 Samuel 13:11 Chronicles 3:9
- Shammua son 2 Samuel 5:141 Chronicles 3:5
- Shobab son 2 Samuel 5:141 Chronicles 3:5
- Nathan son 2 Samuel 5:141 Chronicles 3:5Luke 3:31
- Solomon son 2 Samuel 5:142 Samuel 12:241 Chronicles 3:5Matthew 1:6
- Ibhar son 2 Samuel 5:151 Chronicles 3:6
- Elishua son 2 Samuel 5:151 Chronicles 3:6
- Nepheg son 2 Samuel 5:151 Chronicles 3:7
- Japhia son 2 Samuel 5:151 Chronicles 3:7
- Elishama son 2 Samuel 5:161 Chronicles 3:8
- Eliada son 2 Samuel 5:161 Chronicles 3:8
- Eliphelet son 2 Samuel 5:161 Chronicles 3:8
- Sons of David's concubines son 1 Chronicles 3:9
Brothers and sisters
- Eliab brother 1 Samuel 17:281 Chronicles 2:13–15
- Zeruiah sister 1 Chronicles 2:16
"Their sisters were Zeruiah and Abigail."
- Abigail sister 1 Chronicles 2:16
2 Samuel 17:25 calls this Abigail "the daughter of Nahash, sister of Zeruiah"; her father's name is a known difficulty.
- Abinadab brother through their parent Jesse
- Shammah brother through their parent Jesse
- Nethanel brother through their parent Jesse
- Raddai brother through their parent Jesse
- Ozem brother through their parent Jesse
Other relatives
- Saul father-in-law 1 Samuel 18:27
Saul gave David his daughter Michal as wife.
Ancestors
- Obed grandparent
- Boaz 1× great-grandparent
- Ruth 1× great-grandparent
- Salmon 2× great-grandparent
- Rahab 2× great-grandparent Interpretive
- Nahshon 3× great-grandparent
- Amminadab 4× great-grandparent
Grandchildren and later descendants
Tribe, clan and house
- Royal house: House of David Founder 2 Samuel 7:16
- Tribe: Judah by descent through the recorded fathers (derived, not stated)
Office and succession (not family)
- Saul preceded in office — King over Israel 2 Samuel 2:42 Samuel 5:1–3
David was anointed king over Judah at Hebron, then over all Israel. He was not Saul's son.
- Solomon followed in office — King over Israel 1 Kings 1:391 Kings 2:12
Associates and opponents (not family)
- Jonathan covenant friend 1 Samuel 18:1–31 Samuel 20:16–17
A covenant of friendship; Jonathan was also David's brother-in-law through Michal.
- Saul opponent 1 Samuel 18:8–121 Samuel 19:1
Saul sought David's life.
- Samuel anointed him king 1 Samuel 16:13
Samuel anointed David.
- Nathan prophet to david 2 Samuel 7:1–172 Samuel 12:1–14
Nathan brought God's word to David and rebuked him.
A royal house groups the kings of one family line. Succession to the throne is shown on the kings page and is not the same as descent.
Every relationship here comes from a cited passage. Solid lines are stated parent links; dashed lines mean generations are not all listed; dotted lines mark legal or adoptive parents; a question mark marks a disputed or interpretive link. Political succession and office are never drawn as family.