1. Eve
   Rebekah
2. Mary
   Jochebed

Eve was persuaded to eat the Forbidden Fruit by a serpent, and she followed through while also sharing with Adam. Luckily, the kids didn't eat the fruit, but Adam and Eve's actions were enough to disappoint God.

1. Mary
   Elizabeth
2. Rebekah
   Naomi

Although Mary's conception of Jesus was sinless, did you know that the Bible does not prove that she was entirely sinless in other ways? Of course, her sinless ways are admirable for the mother of baby Jesus!

1. Sarah
   Leah
2. Eve
   Hagar

Eve was the first mother on Earth and she was married to her husband, Adam. Eve was the mother of multiple sons and daughters, only a few of whom were named and had their stories told.

1. Leah
   Eve
2. Sarah
   Deborah

Sarah was married to Abraham. Did you know that Sarah allowed Hagar, her servant, to conceive a child with Abraham? This was because Sarah believed that she would never be able to do so herself for her husband.

1. Hannah
   Bathsheba
2. Eve
   Naomi

Eve's son Cain murdered his brother Abel after God took a liking to an offering by Abel more than an offering by Cain. As God had punished Adam and Eve after eating the Forbidden fruit, he punished Cain for his sins as well.

1. Elizabeth
   Esther
2. Rahab
   Naomi

Elizabeth was married to Zechariah, the father of John the Baptist. Elizabeth is a saint while Zechariah is a prophet, with John their son becoming a prophet as well as a saint himself .

1. Bathsheba
   Leah
2. Sarah
   Ruth

Bathsheba was the mother of King Solomon, the successor of his father King David. Solomon was extremely smart and found himself becoming one of the many prophets.

1. Hagar
   Ruth
2. Bathsheba
   Esther

Hagar and Ishmael lived in the desert for some time before finding their way to their new home. They were able to make a better life for themselves with the help of God. Do you know where their new home was located? In the desert of Param.

1. Deborah
   Ruth
2. Elizabeth
   Naomi

John the Baptist was the son of Zechariah and Elizabeth. Despite being the mother of such an influential figure, Elizabeth was only mentioned in one book of the Bible.

1. Mary
   Eve
2. Deborah
   Bathsheba

Mary was the main subject of the Immaculate Conception. Despite being with Joseph, she was blessed with a child without committing a sin. The Immaculate Conception is the event of Mary conceiving through the Holy Ghost rather than the birth of baby Jesus.

1. Hagar
   Elizabeth
2. Deborah
   Rachel

Hagar was the mother of Ishmael, who she had a close relationship with. After she and Sarah started to butt heads, Hagar was exiled along with her son. Fortunately, they were able to get back on their feet through the help of God.

1. Elizabeth
   Naomi
2. Hagar
   Rebekah

Rebekah's youngest son was Jacob, who she favored over her eldest son, Esau. She was told by the Lord that Jacob would become the higher of the two brothers, and therefore did what she could to help him achieve this.

1. Rahab
   Hannah
2. Naomi
   Mary

Naomi fled to Moab with her family to escape a famine. While moving saved them from the famine, unfortunately Naomi lost much of her family while there. Naomi's strong will carried her through her troubles to the other side.

1. Rebekah
   Eve
2. Mary
   Hagar

Rebekah was the mother of Jacob and Esau, twin boys who she described as fighting in her womb. The two boys were well loved, but they couldn't quite stop quarreling long enough to actually love each other.

1. Mary
   Rebekah
2. Hagar
   Hannah

Hannah ultimately became the mother of six children, with the first being Samuel, of course. After being blessed by God and following through on her promise, five other children followed.

1. Bathsheba
   Leah
2. Naomi
   Ruth

Bathsheba became the mother of the King after she gave birth to her son who succeeded King David. Did you know that Bathsheba was married before becoming the wife of David? To the disappointment of God, King David tried to up the chances of Uriah the Hittite dying so that he could then marry Bathsheba.

1. Hagar
   Sarah
2. Mary
   Rachel

Mary is known as the "Virgin Mary", conceiving baby Jesus through the Holy Spirit. Imagine the feeling of being Mary at this time, as she only had Elizabeth who she could somewhat relate to! Her pregnancy was truly like no other.

1. Rahab
   Delilah
2. Deborah
   Hannah

Hannah wanted to desperately conceive a son for her husband Elkanah. In order to provide a son, she promised her son would be faithful to God and dedicate his life to him if he allowed her to conceive. She followed through on her promise and brought her son to the temple.

1. Elizabeth
   Hagar
2. Sarah
   Jochebed

Jochebed and Amram had a total of three children who you know as Moses, Aaron and Miriam. You may know the kids, but did you know that in addition to being Amram's wife, Jochebed was also his aunt?

1. Bathsheba
   Naomi
2. Martha
   Elizabeth

Elizabeth was given news of her child from an angel who asked her to name him "John". Did you know that this gave both Elizabeth and Mary something to bond over? It wasn't long before Mary too, became pregnant.

1. Rebekah
   Jochebed
2. Deborah
   Hagar

Deborah was courageous and known for her inspiration to the Israelites. In addition to her status as a prophet, she is also recognized as a saint. While there is no mention of children who belonged to Deborah in the Bible, she acted as a mother over the nation of Israel.

1. Sarah
   Bathsheba
2. Elizabeth
   Eve

Sarah was 90 years old when she became pregnant with Isaac. She believed that she would never conceive a child, and at one point was noted as laughing when God gave her news that she would in fact be blessed with a child.

1. Bathsheba
   Elizabeth
2. Ruth
   Naomi

After the death of both of Naomi's sons as well as her husband, she was left with her two daughters-in-law. Orpah carried on with her own life rather than traveling alongside Naomi and Ruth.

1. Hagar
   Rachel
2. Sarah
   Eve

Sarah became known as the "Mother of Nations" after God made a promise to her husband. God always fulfilled his promises, and gave Sarah a son who became known as Isaac. You will know him from stories such as the Binding of Isaac and as being a patriarch.

1. Jochebed
   Eve
2. Leah
   Naomi

Jochebed was the mother of Moses, who was in danger at birth. In order to save the son she loved, she sent him down the Nile River where he was found in Egypt and raised by Jochebed and adopted by the Pharoah's daughter. Do you think that is coincidence or fate?

1. Rebekah
   Mary
2. Eve
   Hagar

Hagar was the second wife of Abraham, who Sarah gave the chance to conceive and provide a son to her husband, since Sarah could not. Hagar succeeded, but so did Sarah after a while which put a rift in their relationship with each other.

1. Leah
   Elizabeth
2. Esther
   Naomi

Leah was Jacob's wife and gave him six sons in order to please him. She was not Jacob's only wife, as her sister Rachel was also his wife and the one that he favored most. Leah struggled with this and did what she could to make herself higher in the mind of Jacob.

1. Hannah
   Mary
2. Rachel
   Sarah

Hannah was another mother in the Bible who had troubles conceiving a child. God granted the wishes of Hannah who became the mother of Samuel, who grew up to become a prophet.

1. Naomi
   Hagar
2. Sarah
   Rachel

Rachel and Leah lived a life where they were both constantly in competition. They fought for love from Jacob through childbirth, trying to bear sons for him. They ended up quite even, with six sons each and one daughter.

1. Jochebed
   Elizabeth
2. Eve
   Rachel

Moses wrote the books of Deuteronomy, Levictus, Genesis, Numbers and Exodus. Thanks to Jochebed's quick thinking, she was able to save her son and allow him to write these enlightening stories in the Bible.

1. Naomi
   Rebekah
2. Bathsheba
   Esther

Naomi dealt with the misfortune of losing her two sons. Her sons left behind their wives after death, one of which was Ruth who stuck by Naomi's side for the rest of her life.

1. Leah
   Rebekah
2. Jochebed
   Bathsheba

Isaac's prayers were answered by God when he helped Rebekah to conceive. Instead of one blessing, she was given two, but the two boys feuded for the rest of their lives.

1. Eve
   Ruth
2. Leah
   Sarah

Leah gave Jacob six sons who formed half of the Twelve Tribes of Israel. Her sister, Rachel, was responsible for the other 12 sons who formed the rest of the famous tribes.

1. Eve
   Ruth
2. Deborah
   Jochebed

Deborah takes the name of the "Mother of Israel". She even has a song dedicated to her titled "The Song of Deborah", which is all about the victory of her nation against the Canaanites.

1. Elizabeth
   Rachel
2. Hagar
   Bathsheba

Bathsheba is part of this ancestry as the wife of Uriah the Hittite. Only four other women were ever mentioned in the ancestry of Jesus, and many women who could have been part of it were never acknowledged.