Asher

• Asher — אָשֵֽׁר asher “Happy One” (H836) · Ασηρ Asēr (G768) — Genesis 30:13

• father of Imnah (son of Asher) (inferred)
• father of Ishvah (inferred)
• father of Ishvi (son of Asher) (inferred)
• father of Beriah (son of Asher) (inferred)
• father of Serah (inferred)

• ancestor of Ochran (inferred)
• ancestor of Michael (father of Sethur)
• ancestor of Shelomi (inferred)
• ancestor of Phanuel (inferred)

• half-brother of Issachar (ninth-born son of Jacob, son of Leah) (inferred)
• half-brother of Zebulun (inferred)
• half-brother of Dinah (inferred)
• half-brother of Joseph (eleventh-born son of Jacob and Rachel) (inferred)
• half-brother of Benjamin (twelfth-born son of Jacob and Rachel) (inferred)

• Birth of Asher* — 2,260 AH · 1,702 BC · aged 0 — Genesis 30:13

Years are anno hominis, counted from Creation. The two chronologies are given as the source gives them, unreconciled.

• Paddan-aram — Birth of Asher* (Genesis 35:26)

Named in the same verse. A co-occurrence recorded by the text, not a claim that this person was there.

• Abdon — 2 shared verses
• Bashan — 2 shared verses
• Mishal — 2 shared verses
• Jordan — 1 shared verse

• Genesis 30:13
• Genesis 35:26
• Genesis 46:17
• Genesis 49:20
• Exodus 1:4
• Numbers 1:13
• Numbers 1:40
• Numbers 1:41
• Numbers 2:27
• Numbers 7:72
• Numbers 10:26
• Numbers 13:13

and 14 further references.

• 1. Son of Jacob, by Zilpah — Genesis 30:13; Genesis 35:26; Genesis 49:20; Exodus 1:4; 1 Chronicles 2:2
• Descendants of — Genesis 46:17; Numbers 26:44
• 2. Tribe of: Census of, by families — Numbers 1:40; Numbers 1:41; Numbers 26:44; 1 Chronicles 7:40; 1 Chronicles 12:36
• Station of, in camp — Numbers 2:25; Numbers 2:27
• By Moses — Deuteronomy 33:24; Deuteronomy 33:25
• By John — Revelation 7:6
• Allotment to, of land in Canaan — Joshua 19:24; Ezekiel 48:2
• Upbraided by Deborah — Judges 5:17
• Summoned by Gideon — Judges 6:35; Judges 7:23
• Join Hezekiah — 2 Chronicles 30:11
• 3. A city of Shechem — Joshua 17:7; 1 Kings 4:16

Outline from Nave's Topical Bible (1897); the sub-headings are Nave's own.