Adam and Eve had at least three named sons according to the Bible: Cain, Abel, and Seth. Cain was the firstborn, Abel the second, and after Abel's murder, Seth was born when Adam was 130 years old

. Beyond these three, Genesis 5:4 states that Adam "had other sons and daughters," indicating they had multiple children, though the exact number is not specified in the Bible

. Extra-biblical sources and traditions provide varying numbers:

• The Book of Jubilees, an ancient Jewish text, mentions additional children including daughters Awan and Azura, and suggests Adam and Eve had at least 19 children (14 sons and 5 daughters)

• The historian Josephus wrote that Adam had 33 sons and 23 daughters, totaling 56 children

• Considering Adam's long lifespan of 930 years, some speculate that Adam and Eve could have had dozens of children over many centuries

In summary, while the Bible names three children, it implies many more. Ancient texts and traditions suggest anywhere from a handful to dozens of children, but the precise number remains unknown and is subject to interpretation