According to the Book of Genesis, the patriarchal family line is a self-contained unit, originating solely in Terah, with no pathways to or from the outer world. Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and even Joseph were all descended on both sides from Terah.
Sarai was Abram's sister and therefore not only Isaac's mother but also his aunt, so that any further genetic relationship would be, in effect, doubled. Rebekah was the daughter of Bethuel, Isaac's own cousin through Nahor. Bethuel was also the son of Isaac's own cousin Milcah. Jacob, in turn married his cousins, Rachel and Leah. In this story, Rebekah and Isaac were closely related, as second cousins on both sides, separated by one generation through Nahor and Bethuel, or two generations through Haran, Milcah and Bethuel.
Rebekah was married to Isaac, Abraham's son.Please see related link for more information on Rebekah.
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Isaac (Genesis 24:67)
isaiah was not married to rebekah ,her husband was isaac and if that is what you mean in your question that is because it is in the Bible an inspired book
Rebekah
it means captivating in the bible Rebekah is Isaac's wife
According to the Bible, Isaac was 40. the Bible does not say how old Rebekah was, but looking at the times and the culture, she was probably about 14-17 years old.
Genesis 25:19-20 says, "Abraham became the father of Isaac, and Isaac was forty years old when he married Rebekah daughter of Bethuel the Aramean from Paddan Aram and sister of Laban the Aramean."
Isaac and Rebekah had twins; Jacob and Esau.
The Bible does not specifically say how old Rebekah was when she married Isaac. Isaac was forty when he married her, and the Bible also tells us that she was a beautiful young woman. Probably in her teen years therefore since she had a nose ring! And was mature enough to tell her family to let her journey away to marry Isaac because the Lord had called her to do so.
Isaac is a Hebrew name for a boy and has an American meaning of he will laugh. Rebekah can be spelled in many different ways and means fat, fattened, or a quarrel appeased.
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