Bath-shu'a bat Ammiel the Gilonite

• Preferred Name: Bath-shu'a bat Ammiel the Gilonite^{[1] [2] [3] [4]}
  
• Alternate Name: BathSheba wife of Uriah
  
• Alternate Name: Betseba
  
• Gender: F
  
• Death: in Jerusalem, Judah, Israel at LATI: N1.7804 LONG: E5.2177 with note: GEDCOM data
  
• Burial: in Jerusalem, Yerushalayim (Jerusalem District), Israel at LATI: N1.7804 LONG: E5.2177
  
• FSID: LZ5L-5CK
  
• Birth: ABT 1032 BC in Judea, Roman Empire at LATI: N1.75 LONG: E5
  
• Notes:

  === Life Sketch ===
  The Gospel of Matthew Abiudite Lineage to Jesus through Joseph, Jesus’ Father
  
  34 David, King of Israel
  35 Solomon ben David
  36 Rehoboam ben Solomon
  37 Abijah ben Rehoboam
  38 Asa ben Abijah
  39 Jehoshaphat ben Asa
  40 Joram ben Jehoshaphat
  41 Uzziah ben Joram
  42 Jotham ben Uzziah
  43 Ahaz ben Jotham
  44 Hezekiah ben Ahaz
  45 Manasseh ben Hezekiah
  46 Amon ben Manasseh
  47 Josiah ben Amon
  48 Jeconiah ben Josiah
  49 Shealtiel ben Jeconiah
  
  The second part of the Matthew lineage continues from King Jeconiah through the Babylonian captivity to his grandson, Zerubabbel, the prince of Israel in Persia. This was the Biblical Zerubabbel, who took the first “return of the Jews” back to the land of Judah from their land of captivity in Babylon-Persia and became the first Persian governor in Judea. This was also the same Zerubabbel who became the progenitor ancestor of all the royal Davidian lineages to this date. One of these, the Matthew Lineage, became the Babylonian-Jewish lineage. This Lineage went directly to Joseph and Cleopas, sons of Jacob ben Matthan.
  
  50 Zerubbabel ben Shealtiel was the Prince of Israel and the father (ancestor) of;
  51 Abiud ben Zerubbabel became a famous Jewish prince, who became the ancestor of the Abiudite Persian-Jewish Governor of Judea about the year of 250 BCE. à
  52 Eliakim ben Abiud was the son of Prince Abiud, and became the 35th Abiudite Persian-Jewish Governor of Judea about the year of 200 BCE. He became the father of; à
  53 Azor ben Eliakim was the son of the Governor of Judea, Eliakim. He was the father of;
  
  54 Zadok ben Azor the father of;
  55 Achim ben Zadok the father of;
  56 Eliud ben Achim the father of;
  57 Eleazar ben Eliud the father of;
  58 Matthan ben Eleazar the father of;
  
  59 Jacob ben Matthan became the Nasi, the Prince of Israel, when he was appointed as the Patriarch of Jerusalem of the Jewish-Persian Abiudite Lineage. He became the father of;
  
  60 Joseph ben Jacob was impoverished by the pogroms against the Princes of David by King Herod the Great. He was of the Jewish-Persian Abiudite Lineage that was officially recognized by the Sanhedrin in 37 BCE when it became evident that the senior Jewish Meshullam dynastic lineage became the Nasi, the Prince of Israel, when he was appointed as the Patriarch of Jerusalem of the Jewish-Persian Abiudite Lineage. He became the father of;
  61 Yehoshua ben Joseph (Jesus son of Joseph)
  
  Cleopas ben Jacob 60 was the father of; à
  Simeon ben Cleopas 61 was the second Nasi of the Hebrew Nazarene Ecclesia.
  
  http://www.biblesearchers.com/yahshua/davidian/dynasty6A.shtml
  
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  2 Samuel 11:1 - 2 Samuel 12:25 Bat-Sheba's seduction.
  1 Chronicles 3:5 - as Bath-shua.
  Wikipedia: Bathsheba & בת-שבע.
  Jewish Encyclopedia: Bathsheba
  Bathsheba was the wife of Uriah the Hittite (and gr
  
  === 1st Chronicles 3:5 ===
  1st Chronicles 3:5
  
  === Wwe. des Uriel, den Salomo gegen die Amm ===
  Wwe. des Uriel, den Salomo gegen die Ammoniter in den Tod schickte
  
  === duplicate read-only ===
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• m. AFT 1020 BC in Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel

1. Solomon ben David 3rd King of Israel, b. 26 JUN 1009 BC in Judea, Southern Israel, Israel     d. BEF OCT 932 BC in Jerusalem, Judah, , Israel
2. Nathan ben David, b. 1025 BC in Jerusalem, Kingdom of Judah, Israel     d. ABT 972 BC

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