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In truth, he had two daughters: the name of the elder was Leah; and truly the younger was called Rachel. (Genesis 29, 16)
But while Leah was bleary-eyed, Rachel had an elegant appearance and was attractive to behold. (Genesis 29, 17)
And at night, he brought in his daughter Leah to him, (Genesis 29, 23)
giving his daughter a handmaid named Zilpah. After Jacob had gone in to her, according to custom, when morning had arrived, he saw Leah. (Genesis 29, 24)
But the Lord, seeing that he despised Leah, opened her womb, but her sister remained barren. (Genesis 29, 31)
Leah, perceiving that she had desisted from child-bearing, delivered Zilpah, her handmaid, to her husband. (Genesis 30, 9)
And Leah said, “This one is for my happiness. Indeed, women will call me blessed.” Because of this, she called him Asher. (Genesis 30, 13)
Then Reuben, going out into the field at the time of the wheat harvest, found mandrakes. These he brought to his mother Leah. And Rachel said, “Give me a portion of your son’s mandrakes.” (Genesis 30, 14)
And when Jacob returned from the field in the evening, Leah went out to meet him, and she said, “You will enter to me, because I have hired you for the reward of my son’s mandrakes.” And he slept with her that night. (Genesis 30, 16)
Conceiving again, Leah bore a sixth son. (Genesis 30, 19)
He sent and called for Rachel and Leah, in the field where he pastured the flocks, (Genesis 31, 4)
And Rachel and Leah responded: “Have we anything left behind among the resources and inheritance of our father’s house? (Genesis 31, 14)