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Sarah

Abraham's wife. She was ninety when Isaac was born, after decades of being unable to have children, and earlier she had doubted the promise could come through her at all.

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Abraham's wife. She was ninety when Isaac was born, after decades of being unable to have children, and earlier she had doubted the promise could come through her at all.

Who this is

Sarah was Abraham's wife and, after decades of infertility that made God's promise of descendants seem impossible, she gave birth to Isaac at ninety years old. Earlier, doubting the promise could ever be fulfilled through her, she had offered her servant Hagar to Abraham to produce an heir instead, a decision that created lasting tension once Isaac was born and Sarah insisted Hagar and her son Ishmael be sent away.

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The word

H8283

Where it appears
  • Genesis 17:15
  • Genesis 17:17
  • Genesis 17:19
  • Genesis 17:21
  • Genesis 18:6
  • Genesis 18:9
  • Genesis 18:10
  • Genesis 18:11
  • Genesis 18:12
  • Genesis 18:13
  • Genesis 18:14
  • Genesis 18:15
  • Genesis 20:2
  • Genesis 20:14
  • Genesis 20:16
  • Genesis 20:18
  • Genesis 21:1
  • Genesis 21:2
  • Genesis 21:3
  • Genesis 21:6
  • Genesis 21:7
  • Genesis 21:9
  • Genesis 21:12
  • Genesis 23:1
  • Genesis 23:2
  • Genesis 23:19
  • Genesis 24:36
  • Genesis 24:67
  • Genesis 25:10
  • Genesis 25:12
  • Genesis 49:31
  • Isaiah 51:2

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