Rachel, the Great (literary figure)

Rachel, the Great, is a prominent biblical figure known for her role in the Book of Genesis as the beloved wife of Jacob and the mother of Joseph and Benjamin. Celebrated for her beauty, her deep love for Jacob, and her struggles—particularly her longing for children—she exemplifies themes of devotion and maternal care. Her story highlights her perseverance amidst hardship and her significance in the ancestry of the Israelite tribes. Rachel's legacy endures as a symbol of love, loyalty, and maternal devotion in Judeo-Christian tradition.