Since Zilpha and Bilhah were slaves of Laban, the Hebrew (Gen.29:6,24,29), therefore both the slaves were not Hebrews! If that is so, then they were an Egyptians, just like Hagar, the slave of Abraham (Gen.16:1,3). Abraham and Hagar bore only one son who was Ishmael (Gen.16:11,15). Bilhah and Jacob had two sons: Dan and Naphtali while Zilpha (Gen.30:1-8) and Jacob had sons: Gad and Assher (Gen.30:9-13). If this is so, then all those sons were not pure Hebrews but half-Hebrews and half-Egyptians [Gentiles], weren't they? Also, during exodus, the Israelites who came out from Egypt were not pure Hebrews blood but were mixture of blood race such as that of the Egyptians! (Exodus 12:37,38). As a matter of fact, in the wilderness, there was this Egyptian mestizo son whose mother was Shelomit, daughter of Debri from the tribe of Dan. (Lev.24:10-16). Therefore, the Ten Commandments were not given for the Hebrews only but as well as for the Gentiles also! What do you think?
Since Zilpha and Bilhah were slaves of Laban, the Hebrew (Gen.29:6,24,29), therefore both the slaves were not Hebrews! If that is so, then they were an Egyptians, just like Hagar, the slave of Abraham (Gen.16:1,3). Abraham and Hagar bore only one son who was Ishmael (Gen.16:11,15). Bilhah and Jacob had two sons: Dan and Naphtali while Zilpha (Gen.30:1-8) and Jacob had sons: Gad and Assher (Gen.30:9-13). If this is so, then all those sons were not pure Hebrews but half-Hebrews and half-Egyptians [Gentiles], weren't they? Also, during exodus, the Israelites who came out from Egypt were not pure Hebrews blood but were mixture of blood race such as that of the Egyptians! (Exodus 12:37,38). As a matter of fact, in the wilderness, there was this Egyptian mestizo son whose mother was Shelomit, daughter of Debri from the tribe of Dan. (Lev.24:10-16). Therefore, the Ten Commandments were not given for the Hebrews only but as well as for the Gentiles also! What do you think?