Who were Adam's children with Lilith?

Answer 1

Adam may have had at least two wives. His wife Eve was mentioned in the Old Testament book of Genesis. His other wife, Lilith, wasn't. But according to Hebrew folklore, Lilith was Adam's first wife and mother of their children Shedim, Lilin, and Rauchin.

Answer 2

Well, honey, according to some ancient folklore, Adam's first wife Lilith didn't give him any children. She flew the coop and left him high and dry. It was only after Eve came into the picture that Adam started populating the world. So, sorry to burst your bubble, but there were no children of Adam and Lilith in the traditional sense.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, Adam's children with Lilith? Well, according to some ancient texts, Lilith was Adam's first wife before Eve came along and messed everything up, right? So, technically, if you believe in that stuff, Lilith and Adam didn't have any children together because she bounced before things got serious with the whole apple incident. Like, talk about a messy breakup, am I right?

Answer 4

Genesis chapter 4 and 5 records some of his children.

Abel, Cain, Seth, and other sons AND daughters. (Genesis 5:4)

Adam lived long enough to see his son Abel murdered by his other son Cain. Then he would have seen his son Cain, banished.

Having lived over 900 years, Adam would have seen his grandchildren also; Seth's son Enosh for example. Then his great-grandson Kenan. And also his great-great- grandson Mahalalel.

In the long run, we are all 'children / offspring' steming from Adam.

A very liberal figure of perhaps 15-20 billion humans have ever lived on earth since Adam. These would all be offspring / children, steming from Adam.

And the Qur'an also confirms that there have been those who lived many years. Noah lived to 950 years old - in both The Bible and the Qur'an.

Answer 5

According to the Christian Bible, Adam and Eve gave birth to many sons and daughters, however, only 3 were ever mentioned by name. Abel and Cain came first. After Cain killed Abel, Seth was born and from there many other children were born but not named or described.

Answer 6

Adam and Eve had more than three children. The significance of the number three is regarding the number of named sons. Adam and Eve's first born son was Cain, according to Genesis 4:1. Their second son was Abel, according to Genesis 4:2. Their third son was Seth, according to Genesis 4:25.

Answer 7

Adam and Eve's children were Cain, Abel, Seth, and "other sons and daughters"

Answer 8

Cain, Abel, Seth...

Answer 9

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