Neo.Nexus.Eva

Neo Nexus Evangelion

Bible roadmap & help sheet

Explore major events, places, peoples and their recorded lineages. Missing ancestry and uncertain dates are labelled.

Explore a period

All periods

All / beginningsPatriarchs → kingsNew Testament

Include immediate family for context

Period coverage & dating

Period overview shows reviewed narrative associations. Other tree views retain full family links across periods. The slider filters reviewed event and place lists and the peoples map; it is not a claim that every person was alive at the same moment.

Explore a family

Find a person

Tree focus

Adam

What to show

Other endpoint

Choose the other endpoint.

Follows parentage in one direction. Prefers direct parentage to links that skip generations. Different recorded routes may exist.

Steps from focus: 4

No depth limit

Isolate a child’s branch

Available in Descendants view.

Find clans, peoples & regions

Show historical identifications and later traditions

Click a person for branch status and sourced group details. Biblical groups and later traditions are labelled separately; a geographic association is not biological parentage.

How to read branch endings

■ Text states childless: an endpoint in the cited account. Wording and textual variants are shown in details.

⋔ Clans / peoples: collective continuation, even if later individuals are unnamed.

… Unnamed offspring: further children are explicitly stated.

? Unknown: this dataset stops; extinction or childlessness is not established.

↳ Outside view: recorded children are hidden by depth, branches or filters.

No sons does not mean no daughters. A king’s lack of a royal successor does not prove he had no descendants.

Person details

Click a card for a pop-out profile and a lasting full-lineage highlight. Double-click to focus its family. Close the profile to explore the tree; Esc then clears the highlight.

About this tree

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Sources and genealogy notes

Data: BibleData, Brady Stephenson, CC BY 4.0. Bundled 7 October 2026; adapted and audited for this viewer. Confirmed supplemental marriages, unnamed relatives, and corrected identities are identified in each relationship’s evidence notes. Jesus the Messiah is displayed separately from Jesus Justus and the source’s theological YHVH record. Mary’s maternity (Matthew 1:16) and Joseph’s presumed/legal parentage (Luke 3:23) are distinguished. Matthew and Luke preserve different genealogical presentations; some genealogies skip generations. The dataset does not establish dates or chronology for relationships. Colors describe link types, not when a relationship occurred.

Audit findings and coverage limits

Integrity: all 3,009 original person IDs and 5,450 original relationship rows are preserved in this file. No missing relationship endpoints. Not all source relationships are family relationships.

Corrected: missing marriages of Isaac/Rebekah, Jacob/Leah, Jacob/Rachel, Haman/Zeresh and Felix/Drusilla; Bohan’s father Reuben; omitted extended-family relationships; adoption of Esther; Jesus’s sibling records; separate Shimei and Hashabiah identities; Maacah’s queen-mother wording; incorrect references and Jeremiah’s cousin endpoint. Search also recognizes Paul, Esther, Peter and Cephas.

Added unnamed relatives: Cain’s wife, Noah’s wife and his sons’ wives, Timothy’s Greek father, Paul’s sister and nephew, and a group card for Jesus’s unnamed sisters. No names, dates or group counts are invented.

Unresolved: Ephraim’s genealogy in 1 Chronicles 7:25, the uncle wording in 1 Samuel 14:50, Tohu/Nahath identification, and the identity of Moses’s Cushite wife require interpretive choices. Disputed links are optional and excluded from lineage routes. Joseph’s reported genealogical parents remain separately referenced to Matthew and Luke; a route through the combined dataset is not a reconciliation of those accounts.

Continuation context: sourced annotations cover the Genesis 10 peoples, Numbers 26 clans, Ishmaelite and Edomite groups, and explicit unnamed offspring in Genesis 5/11 and 1 Chronicles 23. Individual later names and exhaustive territorial borders are not supplied. Josephus and later Magog legends appear as contextual traditions, with no added biological edges. Branch markers use all recorded relationships, so filtered or collapsed branches are not mistaken for extinction.

Encyclopedia companions: Bundled Wikipedia overviews or short descriptions cover matched people and places. Shared-name and related-topic articles are labelled; other records link to a subject search. Credited illustrations are art or site photographs, not authenticated portraits or proof of an exact event location. Wikipedia material retains its source links and CC BY-SA attribution; image licences are listed individually.

Periods and peoples map: The slider uses reviewed narrative associations rather than invented lifetimes. Unassigned people remain available in ordinary family views. Coloured areas are coarse teaching outlines, separated by period; dashed edges are not surveyed ancient borders. Census clans inherit tribal context only where appropriate, without invented clan boundaries. Unknown territories stay unlocated, and Levi has no continuous tribal allotment.

Personal study: Bookmarks and notes are saved in this browser when local storage is available. Export/import moves your notebook between computers. Saved views restore tree filters, zoom, period, maps, story step and comparisons. Personal notes are separate from source material. Pink/blue card fills follow the source sex classification; unspecified records stay neutral. Ages are linked narrative figures; missing lifespans and differences between textual traditions are labelled.

Story mode: Selected guide events and reviewed life stages are linked to a map and a compact family diagram. Narrative order follows the chosen account. Different account tracks stay separate; family context does not assert that every relative was present or alive at the event. The last story step is not a lineage ending. Progress is remembered by the browser when storage is available.

Bible guide: 47 curated event / reading entries, 42 expanded biographies and a 66-book help sheet. Summaries use linked biblical passages; events do not add biological family edges. Dates are described by narrative sequence when an absolute year is unrecorded. Profiles without an expanded biography show the source description and available family evidence. Place entries describe textual geography rather than an archaeological map.

Connections and evidence: 39 reviewed episode connections cover companions, rulers, prophets, teachers, allies, supporters and conflicts. Turn on the optional layer under Tree layers; each claim has a passage and identity qualifications. These connections never add relatives to bloodline routes. Evidence panels distinguish source classifications, calculations, modern location proposals, alternative accounts and later traditions. This is a selective collection, not every non-family connection in the Bible.

Phone navigation: drag with one finger and pinch with two fingers on the tree or map. Tap a person for their profile. Explore opens the navigation drawer; Key shows the colour legend. Empty profile sections are omitted; missing data does not establish that an event, family or journey did not exist.

Scope: this is an audited dataset with targeted passage checks, not an exhaustive verse-by-verse certification. Unnamed relatives, textual variants, and the additional books used in Catholic and Orthodox canons have not been comprehensively catalogued. An isolated person or an empty family list means that links are not recorded here, not that the person had no family. Source labels such as “explicit” describe the source’s classification and are not guarantees against source interpretation errors.

Optional connections: teal companions · green allies · violet prophets · blue teachers · amber rulers · rose supporters · red conflictsParent → childMarriedPartner / concubineCo-parentsSiblingAncestry, may skipPink = female · Blue = male · Neutral = unspecified
Dotted = inferred · Gold outline = tree focus■ Text: childless⋔ Clans / peoples… Unnamed offspring? Further descendants unknownAdoptionExtended familyDisputed

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