Chain Study Through the Bible
Haran
Trace the theme of Haran chronologically through Scripture -- from Genesis to Acts.
16
Verses
7
Books
6
Old Testament
1
New Testament
12
Sub-topics
The Chain of Haran Through Scripture
Old Testament6 books
Genesis
Old Testament9 referencesGenesis 11:26-31-- 1. Father of Lot and brother of Abraham
Genesis 11:31-- A place in Mesopotamia to which Terah and Abraham migrated
Genesis 11:32-- Death of Terah at
Genesis 12:4,5-- A place in Mesopotamia to which Terah and Abraham migrated
Genesis 12:1-5-- Abraham leaves, by divine command
+ 4 more references
1. Father of Lot and brother of AbrahamA place in Mesopotamia to which Terah and Abraham migratedDeath of Terah atAbraham leaves, by divine command+2 more
Joshua
Old Testament1 referenceJoshua 24:2,14-- Idolatry in
2 Kings
Old Testament1 reference2 Kings 19:12-- Conquest of, king of Assyria
1 Chronicles
Old Testament2 references1 Chronicles 2:46-- 2. Son of Caleb
1 Chronicles 23:9-- 3. A Levite
2. Son of Caleb3. A Levite
Isaiah
Old Testament1 referenceIsaiah 37:12-- Idolatry in
Ezekiel
Old Testament1 referenceEzekiel 27:23-- Merchants of
400 Years of Silence
New Testament1 books
Acts
New Testament1 referenceActs 7:4-- A place in Mesopotamia to which Terah and Abraham migrated
What This Chain Teaches
- 1
This theme first appears in Genesis and continues through to Acts, spanning the full scope of Scripture.
- 2
The chain bridges both testaments with 6 Old Testament and 1 New Testament books, showing continuity of God's revelation.
- 3
With 12 distinct sub-topics, this chain reveals the multifaceted nature of Haran in biblical theology.
Sub-Topics in This Chain
12 aspects of Haran found in Scripture
1. Father of Lot and brother of Abraham(1 verse)
2. Son of Caleb(1 verse)
3. A Levite(1 verse)
4. Also called CHARRAN(0 verses)
A place in Mesopotamia to which Terah and Abraham migrated(3 verses)
Death of Terah at(1 verse)
Abraham leaves, by divine command(1 verse)
Jacob flees to(3 verses)
Returns from, with Rachel and Leah(1 verse)
Conquest of, king of Assyria(1 verse)
Merchants of(1 verse)
Idolatry in(2 verses)