Family and genealogy
Gad
Son of Jacob and Zilpah; not Gad the prophet
Scripture in WEBWorld English Bible — Protestant Edition
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- Marriage
- Ancestor (generations not all listed)
- Legal or adoptive parent
- Disputed or interpretive
Gad — Son of Jacob and Zilpah; not Gad the prophet
Parents
Children
- Ziphion son Genesis 46:16Numbers 26:15
- Haggi son Genesis 46:16Numbers 26:15
- Shuni son Genesis 46:16Numbers 26:15
- Ezbon son Disputed Genesis 46:16Numbers 26:16
Genesis 46:16 names Ezbon where Numbers 26:16 names Ozni in the same place in the list. Whether these are one person is not stated.
- Eri son Genesis 46:16Numbers 26:16
- Arodi son Genesis 46:16Numbers 26:17
- Areli son Genesis 46:16Numbers 26:17
Brothers and sisters
- Asher brother through their parent Zilpah
- Reuben brother through their parent Jacob
- Simeon brother through their parent Jacob
- Levi brother through their parent Jacob
- Judah brother through their parent Jacob
- Issachar brother through their parent Jacob
- Zebulun brother through their parent Jacob
- Dinah sister through their parent Jacob
- Dan brother through their parent Jacob
- Naphtali brother through their parent Jacob
- Joseph brother through their parent Jacob
- Benjamin brother through their parent Jacob
Ancestors
- Isaac grandparent
- Rebekah grandparent
- Abraham 1× great-grandparent
- Sarah 1× great-grandparent
- Bethuel 1× great-grandparent
- Terah 2× great-grandparent
- Nahor 2× great-grandparent
- Milcah 2× great-grandparent
- Nahor 3× great-grandparent
- Haran 3× great-grandparent
- Serug 4× great-grandparent
Tribe, clan and house
- Tribe: Gad the tribe is named after Gad
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.