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Sarai
Sarai in the Bible — Abram's wife (11:29). Referenced in 7 scripture passages.
Name meaning: “my lady; my princess”
Profile
- Gender
- female
- Scripture References
- 7 references
- Known Names
- 2 names
- Relationships
- 5 connections
Biography
Originally named Sarai, Sarah was Abraham's wife who accompanied him from Ur to Canaan. Despite her barrenness and old age, God promised she would bear a son. At age 90, she gave birth to Isaac, the child of promise. Sarah is remembered for her faith and is mentioned in the New Testament as an example for godly women.
Significance
Sarah's miraculous conception of Isaac demonstrates God's power and faithfulness to His promises, even when circumstances seem impossible.
Key Events
Left Ur with Abraham(Genesis 12:4-5)
God promised her a son(Genesis 17:15-19)
Birth of Isaac(Genesis 21:1-7)
Death(Genesis 23:1-2)
Names & Labels (2)
Family & Relationships (5)
wife
Abram(GEN 11:29)
lady
Hagar(GEN 16:1)
mother
Isaac(GEN 17:19)
daughter
Terah(GEN 20:12)
half-sister
Abram(GEN 20:12)
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Sarai in the Bible?
Sarai is described in the Bible as Abram's wife (11:29).
What does the name Sarai mean?
The name Sarai means “my lady; my princess” according to Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary.