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The genealogies in the Holy Bible are written according to the Jewish traditions. The Jewish genealogies have two forms, one giving the generations in a descending (Ruth 4:18-22, or 1 Chr. 3) the other in an ascending scale (1 Chr. 6:33-43, Ezra 7:1-5). Females are named in genealogies only when there is anything remarkable about them, or when any right or property is transmitted through them (see Gen 11:29; 22:23; 25:1-4; 35:22-26; Exo. 6:23; Num 26:33; 1 Chr 2:4,19,35,50, Mt 1:1-16 etc.)Answered by His Eminence Metropolitan Youssef (opens in a new tab)