Adinah
Role: Laban's wife and mother of Leah and Rachel · First appears: Isaac With The Philistines
After six more years, Adinah, Laban’s wife, gave birth to twin daughters, Leah and Rachel; she and the women of Laban’s household had been childless until then. By the time of Jacob’s time with Laban, Rachel’s mother had died.
Relationship record
Life events
- Adinah, Laban’s wife, gave birth to twin daughters, Leah and Rachel.(Isaac With The Philistines)
- Rachel's mother had died.(Jacob With Laban)
- “Her mother was no longer among the living, else she would naturally have gone to her.”
Isaac With The Philistines
- married with Laban “Another six years passed, and Rebekah received the joyful news that her sister-in-law 'Adinah, the wife of Laban, who, like all the women of his house, had been childless until then, had given birth to twin daughters, Leah and Rachel.”
- child: Leah “Another six years passed, and Rebekah received the joyful news that her sister-in-law 'Adinah, the wife of Laban, who, like all the women of his house, had been childless until then, had given birth to twin daughters, Leah and Rachel.”
- child: Rachel “Another six years passed, and Rebekah received the joyful news that her sister-in-law 'Adinah, the wife of Laban, who, like all the women of his house, had been childless until then, had given birth to twin daughters, Leah and Rachel.”
Jacob With Laban
- child: Rachel “Her mother was no longer among the living, else she would naturally have gone to her.”
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Extracted from the original text of The Legends of the Jews, Volume I. Made with Rho MD.