........ 2 Seth
Age at birth of first child: 105 est.
b: 230
d: 1142 Age
at death: 912 est.
......... + (Unknown) Age at birth
of first child: ?
b: Unknown
d: Unknown Age at death: ?
It is noteworthy that Seth is listed after the lineage of Cain, which culminates in the arrogant Lamech. But after Seth is mentioned the record says "At that time men began to call on the name of the LORD." Clearly this is a favorable indication for this line.
Seth's name means "substitute." He was viewed by Eve as a replacement for her son Abel who was killed. The theme of substitution, which begins here in the Bible, constantly recurs.
When Abraham was about to sacrifice his son Isaac, God provided a substitute - a ram. The sacrificial system meticulously described in the Bible's book called Leviticus provides for substitutes to be sacrificed for human sin. This included for example, a goat that the people would lay hands on to transfer their sin to the goat. The goat was then sent out into the wilderness. Thus, the substitute removed their sins far away from them.
The ultimate substitute is not finally discovered until the New Testament portion of the Bible. When Jesus Christ was crucified, it was for the sins of humanity. He was our substitute, and he still is.
Seth had other unnamed sons and daughters.
................... 3 Enosh
Age at birth of first child: 90
b: 335
d: 1240 est. Age at death: 905 est.
......................... + (Unknown)
b: Unknown
d: Unknown
.............................. 4 Kenan
Age at birth of first child: 70 est.
b: 425
d: Unknown
+ (Unknown)
b: Unknown
d: Unknown
......................................... 5 Mahalalel
Age at birth of first child: 65 est.
b: 495
d: 1390 Age at death: 895 est.
+ (Unknown)
b: Unknown
d: Unknown
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Jared Age at birth of first child:
162 est.
b: 560
d: 1522 Age at death: 962 est.
+ (Unknown)
b: Unknown
d: Unknown
.............................................................. 7 Enoch
Age at birth of first child: 65 est.
b: 722
d: 1087 Age at death: 365 est.
+ Enoch's Wife (Unknown)
b: Unknown
d: Unknown
When Enoch had lived 65 years, he became the father of Methuselah. And after he became the father of Methuselah, Enoch walked with God 300 years and had other sons and daughters. Altogether, Enoch lived 365 years. Enoch walked with God; then he was no more, because God took him away.
Either Enoch did not suffer a physical death
or his passing was in some other way quite remarkable. He is the only one
since Adam who is said to have "walked with God." In the New Testament,
Jesus promises that those who put their trust in him will also walk with
God in the new heaven and new earth.
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8 Methuselah Age at birth of first
child: 207 est.
b: 787
d: 1756
Age at death: 969 est.
+ Methuselah's Wife (Unknown)
b: Unknown
d: Unknown
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9 Lamech Age at birth of first child:
182 est.
b: 994
d: 1771 Age at death: 777 est.
+ Lamech's Wife (Unknown)
b: Unknown
d: Unknown
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10 Noah Age at birth
of first child: 500 est.
b: 1176
d: 2126 Age at death: 950 est.
...................................................................................................
+Noah's Wife (Unknown)
b: Unknown
d: Unknown
In Noah's time, the whole earth was covered in a flood and all life was lost, except for Noah, his family, and the birds and animals he saved on the ship (ark) God instructed him to build. The written record tells us why this happened:
Now the LORD observed the extent of the people’s wickedness, and he saw that all their thoughts were consistently and totally evil. So the LORD was sorry he had ever made them. It broke his heart. And the LORD said, “I will completely wipe out this human race that I have created. Yes, and I will destroy all the animals and birds, too. I am sorry I ever made them. But Noah found favor with the LORD.
This is the history of Noah and his family. Noah was a righteous man, the only blameless man living on earth at the time. He consistently followed God’s will and enjoyed a close relationship with him. (Genesis 6:5-9)
When Noah was 600 years old, on the seventeenth
day of the second month, the underground waters burst forth on the earth,
and the rain fell in mighty torrents from the sky. The rain continued to
fall for forty days and forty nights. But Noah had gone into the boat that
very day with his wife and his sons—Shem, Ham, and Japheth—and their wives.
With them in the boat were pairs of every kind of breathing animal--domestic
and wild, large and small--along with birds and flying insects of every
kind. Two by two they came into the boat, male and female, just as God
had commanded. Then the LORD shut them in. (Genesis
7:11-16)
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11 Shem
b: Aft. 1676
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+Shem's Wife (Unknown)
b: Unknown
d: Unknown
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11 Ham
b: Aft. 1676
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+Ham's Wife (Unknown)
b: Unknown
d: Unknown
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11 Japheth
b: Aft. 1676
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+Japheth's Wife (Unknown)
b: Unknown
d: Unknown
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