Maccabees & Herodians Family Tree
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BIBLICAL GENEALOGY SERIES:
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Episode 1: Which Bible Characters are Historical?
• Which Bible Characters...
Episode 2: Adam to David
• Video
Episode 3:- Kings of Israel & Judah
• Kings of Israel & Juda...
Episode 4: Maccabees & Herod
• Maccabees & Herodians ...
Episode 5: Genealogy of Jesus
• Genealogy of Jesus
Episode 6: Responding to Comments
• Responding to Comments...
RECOMMENDED READING:
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The Bible Unearthed by Israel Finkelstein & Neil Asher Silberman:
www.amazon.com/Bible-Unearthe...
From Eden to Exile by Eric H. Cline:
www.amazon.com/Eden-Exile-Unr...
The Oxford History of the Biblical World:
www.amazon.com/Oxford-History...
The Lost Art of Scripture: Rescuing the Sacred Texts by Karen Armstrong
www.amazon.com/Lost-Art-Scrip...
CREDITS:
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Chart & Narration: Matt Baker
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"Y-Chromosomal Adam" & "Mitochondrial Eve" artwork by Ettore Mazza:
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Animation: Syawish Rehman
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Audio Editing: Jack Rackam
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Intro music: "Lord of the Land" by Kevin MacLeod and licensed under Creative Commons Attribution license 4.0.
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What about those with the sur name Anaztasi?
I know this is 3 yrs old, but what about people with the surname HEROD? How or where were they decent? Or decents of whom? Thank You in Advance!
I felt so bad for Drusilla as soon as I heard about her move to Pompeii!
It would be cool to see where noble families of the medieval age are today.
Likely in the ground ;-)
Some have been indirectly covered via the videos on "Who would be King of X today", if you haven't looked at those.
There are literally millions of descendants from noble families scattered all around the globe.
I am and so are you.
Here in Germany it is rather easy. They have a ,von' in their name and are happy, when persons use their old titles when speaking with them.
Hitler's son lives in NYC if that's even tangentially relevant to your interest.
Herod the great is also remembered for attempting to order various executions on the day he died, apparently in order to ensure that proper grief was shown. It seems Herod the great was or was at least seen as extremely irrational and violent, something that would mean that the massacre of the innocents would be in character.
“It's better to be Herod's pig than his son."
What I love about this quotation is that it was both a snide remark on Herod himself and the oddities of his religion. Romans were constantly talking about how weird the Jews were for not eating pork.
Huh?
@@zivgolan4921 Meaning that, because Herod was a practicing Jew, he was not allowed to eat pork according to Mosaic dietary rules, so even if he happened to have a pig, it would be relatively safe, at least from consumption. On the other hand, Herod the Great was known to have had several family members put to death if he suspected them of plotting against him in any way.
It is interesting how these various royal families are all related to each other somehow or other.
I think it’s because many royal houses married similar houses or more noble ones. So most are connected like that.
Well one possible explanation is that the royal families were often aware of the importance of previous dynasties. Therefore they would seek out these surviving bloodlines to marry for street cred
for a few reasons
@@Longordon1 Such as?
@@HistoryandHeadlines surviving, peace, love, ...
Matthew never says three magi. The belief that there were only three was due to three gifts. It was most likely a caravan composed of magi and armed guards.
U right never mentions how many . Just how it don’t mention Adam ate a apple that was inserted just like the number 3. . Don’t addd
Kan, the three wise men is only a thing because of the three gifts. A number of individuals is never once stated.
Be sure to check out Sam's channel: ruclips.net/user/SamAronowvideos
WakkosAmericansTV h Nobody cares lmao
Sweet video but you forgot the Apostle Paul who says greet my kinsman Herodian in Rome.
Love the Biblical Series so far! Sam did a great job as well!
My family is from the tribe of Levi, the kohans, we aren’t from Egypt. It’s so very interesting to learn something new about my people. Thank you!
Funny my last name is Levi and I am from the tribe of Simeon (Simon) hence meaning we are very very very very distant cousins ain’t that wacky?
@@Nitz1066 technically all Jewish people stem from the same family as we originally are from the twelve brothers, but now are only from 3 of the twelve, as those three lost contact with the others at around the Bronze Age collapse
@@sotzipporah177 hello hi are Jews related to Samaritans? And are Samaritans descendants of one of the twelve tribes of Israel? If yes, what tribe?
@@onaematopia Hi, it's most likely that the samaritans are a mix of the people the neo-assyrian empire exiled to the destroyed kingdom of israel (as said in the bible) and the survivors of that same kingdom. So in conclusion the samaritans are descendants to tribes from northern Iran and to the tribes from the kingdom of israel, the so called "lost ten tribes" (Ephraim, Issaschar...).
My last name is Mccabe. Can't say for sure yet, but this is very interesting. Would love to know if my bloodline runs back pre-Birth of Christ. Man o man.
The bible doesn’t call them “wisemen” but as Magi.
It’s only through oral telling of the story that it got switched from Magi to Wisemen. Also it doesn’t say how many, people just assumed 3, because they only brought 3 gifts.
Doesn’t really matter when it’s a myth
Matt Tarrant
It does matter, specially if true believers watch this.
Too many believers have a wrong interpretation of the bible, due to oral tellings and because of what they are told in church.
I’m not a believer, but I think it’s important to use the proper wording from the bible. Already too many wrongful beliefs about what the bible says when it doesn’t.
Ryan Voll this video isn’t designed to be a true telling of the bible, it’s a genealogical chart. If true believers want to get their info about their own myths they can read their book, not watch RUclips vids on a semi related topic
Matt Tarrant
It’s designed to teach people about the genealogy of the people in the bible. So yes, it should be using proper wording. Because it’s teaching about known people and people only mentioned in the bible.
This channel is designed as educational.
Ryan Voll the purpose is the genealogy, actual history. Just because some myths mention real historical characters doesn’t mean when you talk about history you’re making a video on the mythology.
If you want accurate mythology read the myths themselves
Sam videos are really great! He mastered the art of explain the mess of theses repeated names (herod, antipas, etc).
This is a fantastic overview. It’s very difficult to keep things straight in this Dynasty with so many overlapping names. This was very helpful.
(: It's actually interesting that other people are joining!
Is this a crossover episode?
Yeah I think so.
thank you so much! this video is really helping me to learn more about herod both in biblical context and in historical side
I had a feeling who might be the surprise quest host teased at the end of the previous video and I'm glad to see I was right. Go check out Sam's channel, it's awesome!
It is incorrect to say that the Western or Wailing Wall is the only remaining part of Herod's temple complex. Most if not all of the temple platform wall is Herodian. The significant of the Wailing Wall is later, from a time when Jews were banned from the temple platform and were only allowed access to the southern portion of the western retaining wall which was next to the Jewish quarter of Jerusalem. The Jews of that time took to mourning there consistent with Psalm 137.
i still like to see a video on the family tree of Armenian monarchs.
@Thomas Johnson thank you, i thought i was the only one asking for this.
@Thomas Johnson how? i don't think Armenia is close to Europe but i might be wrong.
@Thomas Johnson well that does make some sense, as for Edward III's wife. what generation of Armenian is she?
@Thomas Johnson wow did you do your research, i'm quite jealous by proxy.
@Thomas Johnson so she's also related to the Greek rulers of Pontus as well?
Archelaus was kicked out by the Romans, not abdicated.
Yes, I even double checked sources which all agree he was removed by Augustus.
If he didn't make a fuss about being kicked out, would that be abdication?
While I really like these family tree videos, my favourite ones are the ones were you take a broad view of deep history.. have you considered doing a chart of geological time? I know you did an evolution of life one, but geology is a lot more than that. Or perhaps one on the development of the universe itself? Anyway I really like your videos and charts, keep them coming!
Thank you I've just started reading Philo
Nice information.Thanks Apostle Sir. GOD is Great GOD Bless everybody आमेन
Awesome to hear new voices!
Great video Sam! 3:45 The notion of separate kingship and high priesthood is not found in Numbers, but you are probably thinking about Korah's dispute over the leadership which is found there, ch. 16. Indeed, the institution of kingship is never mentioned in Numbers. Notions of separate kingship are found in Deuteronomy, in chapters 17-18. Interestingly, the notion of a strict devision probably did not exist in the early monarchy; David performs sacrificial rites (2Sam 6) and his sons served as priests (2Sam 8). Still, unlike in Hasmonean times, this was probably the exception not the rule, as the Levite-Zadokite clan is said to be the primary priestly family.
Great work! Thank you
This would be my no.1 channel if you do a video on modern descendants of the davidic dynasty.
Too early
Liking and commenting, Ur vids are always helpful
It would be fascinating to see a full Welf family tree
Great video and useful information. Thanks Matt and Sam! Since it is Elul now bezras Hashem we will soon know who the king is (personally of the non rebbe camp, despite normally dovening lubavitch ).
Great job, well handled.
I remember Herod Agrippa for his role in the I, Claudius BBC miniseries.
Great video! One addition that would have made it better would be including Philip the Tetrarch's image (He was the first Jewish ruler to put portraits of himself on his coins)
Hi! I have been a fan of you for 2 years. I am also a fan of NASCAR. I was wondering if you could do NASCAR family trees? Maybe the Pettys or Allisons?
Super. Thanks and I just subscribed to your channel! שָׁלוֹם
I always do a double take when the intro music plays. The channel Runesmith uses the same music, but discussed D&D, with a very different tone/humor.
Both great channels, just a little context whiplash
Coming from Sam's channel, the color schemes in this video really confused me at first. I'm so used to seing red as the color of the Herodean dynasty, not the Hasmoneans, and also the fact that the Pharisees and Sadducees colors are the same as in his videos but reversed made me rewind twice before I realized it.
Could you do a video on Bohemian monarchs?
Great video, the Hasmoneans and Herodians have alwasy fascinated me!
PS I am very pleased with the pronunciation of Chalcis!
The massacre of the innocents probably did not result in very many deaths. A potential high number could be in the teens. And it does fit Herod’s character.
They were probably around 30 or 40, given that bethlehem at that time had a population of roughly 1000 people according to Josephus. Its not something that historians would care about, as it would just be another minor episode.
"But for me it was Tuesday" -Herod
@@labrynianrebel Exactly. Bad as it sounds to us, compared to the rest of Herod's resume it wasn't even a footnote to contemporary historians.
The biblical 'myth' of Herod killing all the first born children is likely based on the fact of him killing all the Hasmonean heirs he could get his hands on...
It's mentioned in this video but the connection is missed.
Possibly. But if a ruthless powergrubber like Herod the Great pulled such a stunt once, what would stop him doing it twice, even just for kicks?
@@stevetournay6103 I certainly believe that Jesus was a Hasmonean descendant.
It may seem like a "myth" to you, but for Herod - to quote M. Bison from the "Street Fighter" movie - ...it was a Tuesday.
What may seem fantastical and irrational was very common for that guy.
can you do a chart on the former Tokugawa Shoguns' Family from Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu 1543-1616 to Today
Im honestly loving his voice
Another good video!
I propose you something very interesting: Lord of Rings family tree
imagine not getting the notification for a video until 7 hours later
Hey, I would like to see a Star Wars tree.
I guess it would be possible if we only focus on the Sith and Jedi, from master to Padawan
What do you say?
Sister of my grandfather would say to my grandfather Ricardo Calsis, who sometimes wrote his name as Ricardo Chalcis, "you are stubborn Ricardo you are really descendant of Aristobulus."
I am now wondering if there is truth in what my grandfather sister said. My grsndfather named me Edroheno which i wonder now if he rearranged the name Herod One. Just sharing.
Have you done any video’s on the lost tribes??
I wonder if Matt can do a video tracing the modern day descendants of the Davidic line. I heard that some prominent Jewish families, such as the Benveniste, are descendants of the Exilarchs of Babylon, which as Sam stated above, are descendants of the Kings of Judah, and thus of David.
When you say a family replaces another, do you mean that they're still genetically linked with different last names? Or are they not related in any shape or form
Please do a video on the family tree of Adolph Sutro. Very important man in US history that not enough know about.
Wasnt Herod the great considered a non Jew because his father was an edomean and his mother being a nabatean
He was converted as a child, possibly by force (against Jewish law technically)
The Romans viewed him as a Jew, and the Jew viewed him as Roman. This proved to be a double-edged sword.
His father was a Jew, but his mother's origin is disputed, his father was also from a recently converted tribe in the Negev desert, which cast further doubt on his legitimacy as a Jewish monarch
He was an Arab that converted to Judaism. Even his father was an Arab
At that time Jewish lineage was still patrlineal. It was changed to matrilineal after Herod's wife died, partly so that her children had better eligibility to the throne than his children form other (gentile) wives
Ezek 44:15 explains why the Zadokite line through Onias IV is correct.
I think you should make some trees of those related to all the different ancestors that are not even rulers or who are those who mixed with the romans and greeks and all the people who went to Israel and rome and other parts of europe who married or had kids with each other.
How do you know the Oniads were the ancestors of the Alabarchs of Alexandria? I couldn't find it anywhere else...
I remember reading somewhere that my surname Machado actually came from the Maccabees name, is there any truth to this?
Hope you make a chart of biblical genealogy
Check the description. 4 out of the 6 parts are now finished.
Wasn't there an older video on this? Did it get taken down?
"But when he heard that Archelaus was reigning in Judea in place of his father Herod, he was afraid to go there. Having been warned in a dream, he withdrew to the district of Galilee," Matthew 2:22 So besides Herod, The Great, Antipas and Agripas there's another Herod (Archelaus) named in the Gospels.
You expect me to believe this story? Where's the holiday armadillo?
I was tempted to ask you to include that.....
LOL. Doesn't really matter whether you believe it or not. It changes nothing. unless or until someone can historically prove this to be wrong.
@@stephencohen7670 I think he was just being humorous.
@@YehudaLion Laugh? I nearly did.
Super!
how do you make these videos 1-2 times a week, manage your website, ship the charts, and make the charts? not to mention all the research and fact checking
Teamwork! There's currently 6 of us: usefulcharts.com/pages/about
I've read that St Paul had some family connection to Herod Family Tree. Is there any truth to that?
Onias II rebelled against the Jerusalem Temple, and fled to Egypt, leaving Jason as High Priest, but due to the rebellion of Onias, John father of Matathaias became High Priest instead.
Please create the Greek Royal family tree 🙏🙏🙏
@@mikediamantakis5528 The Greek-Danish, or the Glücksburg.
Dang it this needs its own chart lol The ancient dynasties chart you sell has a huge missing chunk that goes from Josiashs grandson to jesus lol. I NEED THIS CHART TO BE A THING! IF you wish lol Nice vid.
Also in the section of ancient dynasties chart you sell, the names of the Hasmoneans are fairly different than they are shown in this vid. Why is that? Thanks again!
Is there one that follows on from this please ?
What about Julia Iotapa, the daughter of Gailus Julius Alexander of Cetis. She married Gaius Julius Lupus Titus Vibius Varus Laevillus. Their descendants survived.
Nice
Please please sell your posters on Amazon. I want to buy more than one!! it'll be more than convienient.
They are known for treating their workers poorly. I don't want to support that.
John the baptist was descended from Onias III and the line of Zadok
Prince Alexander is the great grandfather of the last Parthian family whose daughter Princess Myrod married Ardashir I of Sassanid.
You're lucky , you didn't see Jonas family tree from the series of DARK hhhhhh😂🤣🤣
9:15 I thought it was during Herod's birthday when John the Baptist was beheaded (Mt14:6) not on wedding day
Great channel just wanted to correct the part where you say that only book of Matthew speaks of King of Kemet ordering male Israelite children be put to death, it’s mentioned also in Exodus’s 1:15-22, this is where it’s first mentioned. I believe it’s mentioned in the KJV 1611 w Apocrypha
There were other descendants of Tigranes VI like Julia Quadratilla who could be an ancestor of Charlemagne.
And that is history
the heads horns etc in rev 12 are the herodian dynasty.
What happened to Nehemiah and Ezra? You skipped them.
Damn that's cool
The last video has verification check marks showing who was and wasn’t proven to be historical figures. Is everyone in this video’s timeline a historical figure?
Yes.
Wait.. did he just say Herod Agrippa I died of kidney failure? Is that be possible to be so specific?
Can you do who would be emperor of China today
7:35 Many historians is unwilling to consider the historical value of religious texts. The massacre might also have been seen as irrelevant by outside and later historians and supressed by historians living during the reign of the Herod dynasty, since there is a high certainty that Christ is an historical person.
While later traditions say that 14 000 or 64 000 or 144 000 boys where killed in the massacre (all numbers of prophetic significance), scholars today estimate that the massacre would only have between 6 and 20 victims, based on what we know about the population of Bethelem at that time. Ordering the killing of a handful of boys in another town, while gruesome, is still insignificant in the life of Herod, all things considered.
@@TurtleMarcus That's what I'm thinking also. Considering that Herod had his own wife, Mariamne, executed as well as three of his sons because he was afraid they would usurp him, it's not so unbelievable that he would have got a few babies in Bethlehem killed.
14:15 omg, my last name is Cohen and my father's family (grandparents) were Egyptian Jews born in Cairo. Who knows !!
The account of the Visit of the Magi never indicates how many Magi there were; tradition says three probably because three gifts are mentioned in the biblical story. There could have been as few as two or there could have been many; all the story makes clear is that there were more than one.
Could you slow down while narrating for further reference please???????? Thank you!!
I would need a whole month of solitude to follow this meaningfully 🤦🏾♂️
How do your topics get chosen?
It's a combination between viewer requests and topics that I'm particularly interested in.
Any information about salome the dancer?
Are the royals today through Esau I believe the pharisees were through Ezau and the dukes were mention when talking about Esau.
Please sir can you trace my ancistor van der may or van der mey until in indonesia from dutch
Hearing about Pompei’s actions before the civil war feels … weird
I recently saw a new article of a descendant of David still existing. Do u know of that?
Almost jews are descendants of david, the same way almost all europeans descend from charlemagne.
Is there anyone living today that is known to be a descendant of the Davidic Dynasty?
Or is it just guesses of who might be, or which historical person might have been a descendant of King David?
dont thinks theres any record on that..
The book of Matthew doesn't say 3 wise men, it only says wise men. The 3 has only been assumed because it mentions 3 gifts.
You're so beautiful so interesting that I'm learning from you. God be with you, God bless you. Thank you for this inspiration is showing us this chart everyday. I learned a lot for you as a seventy five year old man
5:58 starts Herod TG
Cohen? I somewhere read, that among german jews the name Kohn was found, and that Kohn was not only a name, but was also a kind of title, so the end of the video seems plausible.
Yes, Cohen or Kohn is both a last name and a title given to those who are supposedly direct male line descendants of Aaron, the first high priest.
@@UsefulCharts even more interesting still is the fact the just like Genghis khan - genetic research found that almost all those with the last names of kohen, kahn, kogen and the like do have a common ancestor around three thousand years ago (give or take several centuries) - the so called priestly gene. so their claim does indeed seems to be true.
6:51 that's not Philo that's a picture of a bust of Plotinus.