Los hijos de Jacob y sus madres
| Lea |
Zilpa (sierva de Lea) |
Bilha (sierva de Raquel) |
Raquel |
| Rubén (1) | Gad (7) | Dan (5) | José (12) |
| Simeón (2) | Aser (8) | Neftalí (6) | Benjamín (13) |
| Leví (3) | |||
| Judá (4) | |||
| Isacar (9) | |||
| Zabulón (10) | |||
| Dina (11) |
Nota: Los números que siguen a los nombres de los hijos de Jacob indican el orden cronológico de su nacimiento según Génesis 29 y 30; 35:16-26. Véase el artículo «Israel», para más información acerca de cómo las tribus de Israel eran descendientes de los doce hijos de Jacob.
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