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559 Appendix 3B, II, Attachment 2 CHARTED EXPLORATION OF Appendix 3B, II, Attachment 2 CHARTED EXPLORATION OF FAMILIAL RELATIONSHIPS CHIEF/HIGH PRIESTS (AHITUB/AHITOB -) ZADOK TO JOHANAN/JONATHAN/JOHN/YEHOHANAN, 1 INCLUDING HANANIAH/JEREMIAH “REDEMPTION” POTENTIAL Note: Source Quotations are given in Appendix 3B, II, Attachment 4. Suggested/ Common Dates High Priest Lineage from b.c./b.c.e. Appendix 3B, II, Attachment 1 2 Ahitub … [uncertainties] / Zadok… [uncertainties… / Zadok Zadok 3 645 Jeremiah estimated birthdate. / + ? / + ? / “Azur” the Prophet Step-sibling of Sallumus/Shallum/ / 4 of Gibeon” Meshullam Meshullam Meshullam/Shallum 640 Josiah reign began. / + ? / + ? / / + ? / + ? / 5 6 / Jeremiah a Joachim / Daughter + Hanameel / 622 18th year of king Josiah. / / / / / / HILKIAH[/Elcias/Helchiah/Helchias] Hilkiah c. 604/603, 5th year of king Jehoiakim. / / / + ? / + ? ? + ? / 594/593, fourth year of king Zedekiah; / / / / / / 7 Hananiah/Jeremiah conflict... Hananiah ----------------------+---->----------------Daughter Daughter-------+------AZARIAH Azariah 8 Death of Hananiah. Redeemed by Jeremiah? --------------Continued next page-------------- / 1 Refer to Appendix 1C, VII, “Levirate Duty and Redemption[/Book of Ruth].” 2 Potential involvements of Ahitub and Zadok daughters are not explored. 3 Refer to Appendix 2C, VII, “Jeremiah.” 4 ”Anathoth,” a Levite priest city, was located approximately three miles N/NE of Jerusalem, in Gibeon/Benjamin territory (see Appendix 2A, Geba, etc.”). It was to Anathoth that Solomon banished Abiathar when Solomon changed David’s co-chiefs, Zadok of the Eleazar branch and Abiathar of Ithamar, to Zadok alone--refer to Appendix 2A, Attachment 4, “Eli Descendancy,” sub-part II, (a) Abiathar, and Appendix 1E preceding fn. 90; for the prophet Jeremiah’s involvement with Anathoth, see Appendix 2C, VII (fns. 16, 17 and en passim). 5 This would permit reference to Meshullam/Shallum as Jeremiah’s “uncle.” 6 Not a blood relative but allowing reference as “son” of Meshullam. 7 King Jehoiakim[/Eliakim] sent Seraiah (the name of the next high priest), the son of Azriel (a possible form of Azariah), to seize Baruch and Jeremiah; Jeremiah 36:26. 8 As the nearest blood relative for redemption of Hananiah’s widow, Jeremiah after such could be referenced as “son” of Hilkiah. App3B.II.Att2 559 Suggested/ Common Dates High Priest Lineage, from b.c./b.c.e. Appendix 3B, II, Attachment 1 Brought forward from preceding page: Hilkiah Daughter----+-----Azariah Azariah / ? + ? / / / / Daughter----+----Seraiah Seraiah / / 586 /585 Jerusalem fell; Seraiah executed; Jehozadak/Josedec taken captive. Daughter + Jehozadak/Josedec Jehozadak/ c. 580, Gedaliah murdered; Jeremiah accompanied remnant to Egypt. ------------Continued at left----------------- Josedec / Seriah Daughter + Jehozadak/Josedec [Antecedents, 3B, II, Attachment 3] / / / / / Zerubbabel / / / + ? / 561. Abel-Marduk “lifted” king Jehoiachin/Jeconiah. / / / 538, Zerubbabel return “#1.” / / / 522, Darius I accession. Jeshua--------------------+--------------------Daughter #2? Jeshua c. 521, Zerubbabel return “#2.” / / Joiakim/ See Attachment 3 / Joachim for antecedents. Joiakim/Joacim / + ? / / 486-465, reign of Xerxes I. Daughter------------------+-----------------Elioenai / 465, Artaxerxes I accession. / + ? / + ? / Eliashib / Eliashib 9 / + ? / + ? Joanan / 459, year 7 of Artaxerxes I reign. / / / 10 Exra return? Joiada/Jehoiada/Judas or Daughter + Joiada/Jehoiada/Judas / 445, year 20 of Artaxerxes I reign; / ------------------------------Continued next page---------------------------------------------- / 9 Luke’s lineage to Jesus of the New Testament shows “...Zerubbabel-Rhesa-Joanan-Joda...”--refer to Appendix 4C, Lineage, David to Jesus. 10 Refer to Appendix 3A, IV, “Explorative Timeline,” regarding alternative chronological theories. App3B.II.Att2 560 Suggested/ Common Dates High Priest Lineage, from b.c./b.c.e. Appendix 3B, II, Attachment 1 Brought forward from preceding page: Eliashib Eliashib / / / Joiada/Jehoiada/Judas / Joiada/etc./ 11 / + ?-----or---------+ Daughter [Joda? ] Nehemiah return #1? Sanballat / / / 433, Year 32 of Artaxerxes I reign; / + ? / / / Nehemiah return #2? / / / / Daughter--------+-----Johanan/Jonathan/John/J[Y]ehohanan ? 12 423, Darius II reign began; Elephantine appeal. -------------------------------Continued in 3B, II, Attachment 5----------------------- / 332, High Priest Jaddua welcomed Alexander the Great. Jaddua 11 See fn. 9. 12 See Appendix 3B, I, Elephantine App3B.II.Att2 561.
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