She is praised in the First Epistle of Peter for her obedience. The Old Testament holds that she was her husband's half-sister through their father Terah, while the Talmud equates her with Iscah, her husband's niece through his brother Haran. Her husband attempted to smuggle her into Egypt by hiding her in a chest, but she 
She is praised in the First Epistle of Peter for her obedience. The Old Testament holds that she was her husband's half-sister through their father Terah, while the Talmud equates her with Iscah, her husband's niece through his brother Haran. Her husband attempted to smuggle her into Egypt by hiding her in a chest, but she was caught at the border inspection. Luckily, she was beautiful enough to enamor the pharaoh, convincing him that her husband was actually her brother. As a gift, the pharaoh gave his daughter to her as a slave; that slave would later become her rival. Her death was either caused by grief that her son was dead or joy upon learning that her son had not actually been sacrificed. Before the birth of that son, her husband had fathered Ishmael with her slave Hagar. For 10 points, name this woman from the Book of Genesis, the mother of Isaac and the wife of Abraham.
She is praised in the First Epistle of Peter for her obedience.
{Sarah}