In the King James version the word - Sara - appears twice the word - Sarah - appears 38 times the word - Sarah's - appears 3 times the word - Sarai - appears 16 times the word - Sarai's - appears once (Sarai was the wife of Abram, before both their names were changed to Sarah and Abraham)
Sara is not mentioned in the Bible. Sarah is probably who you are asking about. The name Sarah is first mentioned in Genesis 17:15 when God changed Sarai's name to Sarah (after he changed Abram's name to Abraham). Sarai is first mentioned in Genesis 11:29 as Abram's wife.
Sarai's name is first mentioned in Genesis 11:29-31. Sarai is believed to mean: Princess. The Lord changed her name to Sarah (princess of nations). At the same time the Lord changed Abram's name (exalted father) to Abraham( father of many nations) See Geneses 17:5,15. Sarai was Abram's brothers daughter, Haran, who died. She and Lot where adopted by Abram's father, Terah. When Abram travelled to Egypt with Sarai, his wife at that time, he did not lie when he told the Egyptians that she was his sister. Technically she was, being the adopted daughter of his father.>
This detail is not supplied in the Bible. No mention is made of Sarai's parents (Sarai was her original name).AnswerTwice in the Bible, Abraham passed Sarah off as his sister, although she was (also) his wife. This claim would make Terah, Abraham's father, the father of Sarah. If Sarah was the daughter of Terah, and with the marriage of Isaac and Rebekah, and of Jacob and Leah and Rachel, the patriarchal family line is a self-contained unit, originating solely in Terah, with no pathways to or from the outer world. The children of Israel were all descended solely from Terah, through both male and female lines all the way back to Abraham and Sarah. The Bible does not confirm that Sarah was Abraham's sister, but there is a consistency here that makes compelling sense for her to be, and therefore the daughter of Terah.
Sarah was Abraham's wife. Originally, her name was Sarai, but God changed her name and Abraham's (from Abram) when he made the covenant with them. She was recognized for having a child in her old age (past the years of childbearing); his name was Isaac, and God tested Abraham to see if he was faithful when he told him to sacrifice Isaac at the altar.
Her name : Sarai but it was changed to Sarah. where she was born : ?
According to the bible in Genesis 12:5 Abram had a wife named "Sarai"
In the King James version the word - Sara - appears twice the word - Sarah - appears 38 times the word - Sarah's - appears 3 times the word - Sarai - appears 16 times the word - Sarai's - appears once (Sarai was the wife of Abram, before both their names were changed to Sarah and Abraham)
Sarai is the wife of Abram. After Abram made a covenant with GOD, GOD changed his name to Abraham. His wife was no longer Sarai, but Sarah. She is the Mother of nations, not the Bible. For the Bible was not written yet. It would not get its first book for another 500 years or so.
Sarai and Sarah are both slightly different ways of writing 'Princess' in Hebrew.
Abraham's wife was Sarah. She is often considered as one of the matriarchs of Judaism and Christianity, famously known for giving birth to Isaac in her old age.
Sarah, but her original name was Sarai (Genesis 17:15). She didn't have a surname because Israelites didn't have surnames. Instead, the patronym served as a surname, such as Abraham ben Terah (Abraham son of Terah).
Sara is not mentioned in the Bible. Sarah is probably who you are asking about. The name Sarah is first mentioned in Genesis 17:15 when God changed Sarai's name to Sarah (after he changed Abram's name to Abraham). Sarai is first mentioned in Genesis 11:29 as Abram's wife.
Sarah; originally Sarai (Genesis ch.11 and 17).
Her name was SARAI. *DONT IMPROVE THIS AND MAKE IT INCORRECT PEOPLE*
Sara (Sarai) and Sarah are the same woman just as Abram and Abraham was the same man. Sarai's name was changed to Sarah by God after He had promised that they Abraham and Sarah would be the father and mother of nations.
Sarah Sa'rah (princess).1. The wife and half-sister, Gene 20:12 of Abraham, and mother of Isaac. Her name is first introduced in Gene 11:29 as Sarai. The change of her name from Sarai, my princess (i.e. Abraham's), to Sarah, princess (for all the race), was made at the same time that Abram's name was changed to Abraham,-on the establishment of the covenant of circumcision between him and God. Sarah's history is of course that of Abraham. [ABRAHAM] She died at Hebron at the age of 127 years, 28 years before her husband and was buried by him in the cave of (b.c. 1860.) She is referred to in the New Testament as a type of conjugal obedience in 1 Pet 3:6 and as one of the types of faith in Hebr 11:112. Sarah, the daughter of Asher. Numb 26:46-Smith's Bible Dictionary