In this verse, Rachel gives birth to her second son, whom she names Benjamin, meaning 'son of my sorrow.' This name reflects the difficult circumstances surrounding his birth, as Rachel had a challenging labor and passed away shortly after. Despite the sorrow and loss experienced, Benjamin's birth fulfills Rachel's desire for more children and adds to the lineage of the twelve tribes of Israel. This event serves as a reminder of the complexities of life, where joy and sorrow often intertwine, and God's faithfulness remains constant through it all.