Genesis 30:3 Then she said, “Here is my servant Bilhah; go in to her, so that she may give birth on my behalf, that even I may have children through her.”

Otras traducciones de Genesis 30:3

La Biblia de las Américas (Español) BLA

Génesis 30:3 Y ella dijo: Aquí está mi sierva Bilha; llégate a ella para que dé a luz sobre mis rodillas, para que por medio de ella yo también tenga hijos.

La Biblia del Jubileo 2000 JBS

3 Y ella dijo: He aquí mi sierva Bilha; entra a ella, y dará a luz sobre mis rodillas, y yo también tendré hijos de ella

King James Version KJV

3 And she said, Behold my maid Bilhah, go in unto her; and she shall bear upon my knees, that I may also have children by her.

New King James Version NKJV

3 So she said, "Here is my maid Bilhah; go in to her, and she will bear a child on my knees, that I also may have children by her."

Nueva Traducción Viviente NTV

Génesis 30:3 Entonces Raquel le dijo:
—Toma a mi sierva, Bilha, y duerme con ella. Ella dará a luz hijos por mí,
y a través de ella yo también podré tener una familia.

Nueva Versión Internacional NVI

3 —Aquí tienes a mi criada Bilhá —propuso Raquel—. Acuéstate con ella. Así ella dará a luz sobre mis rodillas, y por medio de ella también yo podré formar una familia.

La Biblia Reina-Valera (Español) RVR

3 Y ella dijo: He aquí mi sierva Bilha; entra á ella, y parirá sobre mis rodillas, y yo también tendré hijos de ella.

Sagradas Escrituras (1569) (Español) SEV

3 Y ella dijo: He aquí mi sierva Bilha; entra a ella, y dará a luz sobre mis rodillas, y yo también tendré hijos de ella.
Study tools for Genesis 30:3
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    Commentary
  • a 30:34 - 30:35 Having agreed on the wages, Laban secretly removes all the animals allocated to Jacob and gives them to his 'sons'. Yet again, Laban’s deceitful nature influences his treatment of Jacob.
  • b 30:39 - 30:40 Jacob separates his animals from those of Laban.
  • c 30:40 - 30:41–42 Jacob adopts a selective breeding policy to ensure that the striped, speckled, and spotted sheep and goats come from the strongest animals in Laban’s flocks.
  • d 30:42 - 30:43 Having arrived in Paddan-aram with only his staff (see 32:10), Jacob becomes very rich. The brief description of his possessions resembles earlier summaries of Abraham’s wealth (see 12:16; 24:35; also note on 26:12–13).
  • e 30:8 - 30:8 Hebrew 'With wrestlings of God'
  • f 30:16 - 30:17–21 'God listened to Leah' (v. 17). Although it is observed in 29:35 that Leah “ceased bearing” after the birth of Judah, she obviously wishes to have more children. God grants her wish, enabling her to have two more sons and a daughter. Once more, the names of the sons, 'Issachar' (30:18) and 'Zebulun' (v. 20), are deliberately chosen to reflect events surrounding their births: “Issachar” is related to the concept of “wages” and “Zebulun” to the concept of “honor.” The birth of 'Dinah' (v. 21) is briefly mentioned, anticipating the events recorded in ch. 34.
  • g 30:18 - 30:18 'Issachar' sounds like the Hebrew for 'wages', or 'hire'
  • h 30:24 - 30:24 'Joseph' means 'May he add', and sounds like the Hebrew for 'taken away'
  • i 30:27 - 30:27 Or 'have become rich and'
  • j 30:26 - 30:27–30 'learned by divination'. The narrator does not specify the precise method by which Laban discovers that the Lord has blessed him because of Jacob. The Israelites were later prohibited by God from practicing divination (Deut. 18:10) because it sought to provide knowledge by inappropriate methods (e.g., interpreting omens, using supernatural powers). Laban’s use of divination is sinful, even though the information obtained is accurate. 'the Lord has blessed me because of you'. In Genesis, all the members of the special line descended from Abraham are portrayed as mediating God’s blessing to others (see Introduction: History of Salvation Summary). 'Name your wages'. For 14 years Jacob has served Laban in order to pay the bride-price for Leah and Rachel. Having fulfilled this obligation, which has financially benefited Laban well beyond what he might have expected, Jacob now wants to provide for his own household. Laban, conscious of how Jacob has enriched him and eager to retain his services, asks Jacob to name his wages for remaining with him.
  • k 30:20 - 30:20 'Zebulun' sounds like the Hebrew for 'honor'
  • l 30:6 - 30:6 'Dan' sounds like the Hebrew for 'judged'
  • m 30:13 - 30:13 'Asher' sounds like the Hebrew for 'happy'
  • n 30:2 - 30:3–8 To overcome her barrenness, Rachel offers Jacob her servant 'Bilhah' as a substitute wife (v. 3). This practice, which was also carried out by Abraham and Sarah (see 16:1–4), was part of ancient Near Eastern culture. (E.g., the Nuzi texts from the 15th century b.c. treat the concept of marriage, and many of these texts deal with the issue of childlessness and provisions for new wives.) Children born to the substitute, or second, wife were regarded as belonging to the main, or first, wife. In this way, continuity of the family line was preserved. For this reason, Rachel names the two boys born to Bilhah (30:6, 8). Once again each name involves wordplay, 'Dan' and 'Naphtali' being associated with the verbs “judge” and “wrestle” (see esv footnotes).
  • o 30:3 - 30:3 Hebrew 'on my knees'
  • p 30:8 - 30:8 'Naphtali' sounds like the Hebrew for 'wrestling'
  • q 30:11 - 30:11 'Gad' sounds like the Hebrew for 'good fortune'
  • r 30:30 - 30:31–34 As payment for his services, Jacob asks Laban to allocate to him all the 'speckled and spotted sheep' and 'goats', along with 'every black lamb'. Their distinctive markings allow these animals to be easily distinguished from those that belong to Laban.
  • s 30:3 - 30:3 Hebrew 'be built up', which sounds like the Hebrew for 'children'
  • t 30:3 - Hebrew on my knees
  • u 30:3 - Hebrew be built up, which sounds like the Hebrew for children
  • v 30:6 - Dan sounds like the Hebrew for judged
  • w 30:8 - Hebrew With wrestlings of God
  • x 30:8 - Naphtali sounds like the Hebrew for wrestling
  • y 30:11 - Gad sounds like the Hebrew for good fortune
  • z 30:13 - Asher sounds like the Hebrew for happy
  • { 30:18 - Issachar sounds like the Hebrew for wages, or hire
  • | 30:20 - Zebulun sounds like the Hebrew for honor
  • } 30:24 - Joseph means May he add, and sounds like the Hebrew for taken away
  • ~ 30:27 - Or have become rich and
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