The name Sarah in the Bible Sarah formerly known as Sarai is the half-sister of Abraham Nahor and Haran same father.

Biblical name meaning for sara. A town in the south of Judah between Benjamin and Ephraim. She was barren until she unexpectedly became pregnant with Isaac at the age of 90. Note that the later Levitical code prohibits marriage between siblings Leviticus 189.

Her name was originally Sarai but God changed it at the same time Abrahams name was changed see Genesis 1715. Prince captain chief ruler governor keeper principal general lord and master. Sarah N H S princess the wife and at the same time the half-sister of Abraham Genesis 1129.

Some Old Testament sources give Sara as a variation of Sarai the Biblical personages original name and some give it as the authentic form of the new name of Isaacs. Used in the Bible as another name for Jerusalem. It may also mean.

In the Old Testament Isaac was the long-awaited son of the elderly Sarah and 100-year-old Abraham so old that their news provoked laughter giving the name its meaning. See also Mersera Sarina. Lets look at her.

Means lady princess noblewoman in Hebrew. You may be familiar with the phrase sar shalom as found in Isaiah 96 which is usually translated as Prince of Peace. From the Hebrew name ישראל Yisrael meaning God contends from the roots שרה sarah meaning to contend to fight and אל el meaning God.

Bible Dictionaries - Eastons Bible Dictionary - Sarah. Sara is a name fit for a princess since that is the meaning. Sara as a name for girls is a Hebrew name and the name Sara means princess.