The Genesis Matriarch is a term used to refer to the two women mentioned in the Bible's Book of Genesis. These two women are Leah, a four-letter name, and EVE, a three-letter name. Leah was the first wife of Jacob, and she bore him six sons and one daughter. EVE was the first woman created by God, and she was the mother of all mankind. Both Leah and EVE are important figures in the Bible and are seen as the matriarchs of the Jewish faith.