Jacob's wife was Leah and Matthan's wife was Estelle.
No, Isaac was Jacob's father, Abraham was Isaac's father, so he was Jacob's grandfather.
Terah was Jacob's great grandfather. Jacob's father was Isaac, Isaac's father was Abraham, and Abraham's father was Terah
Abraham was the grandfather. Isaac was the son. He was seventy-five when his father died.Jacob was the grandson. He was 15 when his grandfather died.See also the Related Link.More about Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
In Matthew's Gospel: Jacob was the father of Joseph; Matthan was the father of Jacob ; Eleazar was the father of Matthan. So Eleazar was the (adopted) paternal great great grandfather of Jesus. In Luke's Gospel: Heli was the father of Joseph; Matthat was the father of Heli; Levi was the father of Matthat. So Levi was the (adopted) paternal great great grandfather of Jesus.
Abraham, isaac, jacob, mosesAnswer:You meant to ask "Who are the forefathers of Judaism." There are only three (Talmud, Berakhot 16b); and they are Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
Jacob's father was Isaac the son of Abraham (Genesis ch.25).See also the Related Link.Biography of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
Isaac was Jacobs father.
Abraham had eight sons (Genesis ch.25), one of whom was Isaac. Isaac had two sons, Esau and Jacob (Genesis ch.25).See also:A biography of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
Like Abraham and Jacob, Isaac died peacefully on his bed.
That depends upon which Joseph you're asking about. According to the book of Matthew (but not according to Luke), Matthan was the grandfather of Jesus and the father of Joseph. This Joseph lived about 2000 years ago and is listed in the book of Matthew as the father of Jesus.Jacob (Abraham's grandson), who (according to traditional chronology) lived 3600 years ago, had 12 sons, one of whom was named Joseph. This Joseph is spoken about in Genesis, chapters 30, 37, and 39-50.See also: More about Joseph, Jacob's son
No, Israel was father of the Israelites. Israel - also known as Jacob - was one of Isaac's sons; Isaac himself was one of Abraham's sons. The three Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, Islam) trace their roots back to Abraham.