Mapping God’s Genealogy?
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by Aaron ·
- May 10, 2011
- · Family History
Every now and then someone goes and constructs a really unique family tree, and this is what’s happened over at soulliberty.com.
Robert Rouse, from the site, has published a family tree for God, showing a bloodline from Adam and Eve through to Noah, King David, and right through to Jesus.
Whether you’re religious or not, this tree – based on the biblical record – is an impressive achievement. The tree shows only father-son and father-daughter relationships (except in the case of Mary), and ends up taking on a very interesting shape indeed.
It’s definitely worth checking out. You can view the whole thing here.
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Kathy Schottke
May 10, 2011
We have enjoyed your research and looking forward to hearing more revelations of yesteryear. Please lets all encourage our elders to share their stories. We need to hear how we ended up who we are. Also, tips on how to do it.