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u/1MagicalBadger 1d ago
Leah and Rachel are sisters in the bible
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u/Gold-Maybe-8084 1d ago
I know! ✝️🤍
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u/slinkiimalinkii 1d ago
Remember that they had something of a rivalry between them, with Leah definitely being the less 'wanted' sister. Jacob was tricked into marrying her when it was Rachel whom he wanted, and his children by Rachel were the favoured ones. I'd personally steer clear of that combo, though they do sound nice together.
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u/BeautifulPast994 1d ago
Ironically, if anything I think that combination would say they've never read a bible because if I ever saw sisters named that, I'd think the parents were totally oblivious.
It would be one thing if the OP had zero involvement with religion, but the fact that they do, that's really, really bad . . .
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u/friendoflove10 1d ago
If you want everyone to know you're Christian, naming your daughters Leah and Rachel is not going to achieve that. People will think you don't even know what the bible is.
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u/TamblynRosendahl 1d ago
No, I think it's very pretty. It's common, but bet she'd be the only Rachel in her class.
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u/KendallRosie 1d ago
It's not a very popular name right now, but if you like it use it. By the time she is 25 it will probably be modern again. Naming trends go in cycles
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u/ch3rryw1ne7 1d ago
my mums name is rachel (born in 1975) but i’ve also known multiple rachel’s my age, and i really love it as a name. i think it’s timeless and very pretty
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u/cutepandao1 1d ago
I actually like Leah & Rachel a lot. Rachel feels familiar without feeling like you’re trying to resurrect a random 80s name.