Sansannah
Sansannah was a town in the Negeb of Judah, also associated with Hazar-susah and Hazar-susim. Its precise location has not been established.
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Saph
Saph was a Philistine champion from the race of the giants. He was killed by Sibbecai, one of David’s warriors, and is called Sippai in Chronicles.
SAPHETH
A variant spelling of Saphuthi, a name preserved in the biblical textual tradition.
Saphir
Saphir was a town addressed by the prophet Micah. Its name means beautiful or fair, but its exact location is uncertain.
Sapphira
Sapphira was the wife of Ananias. She joined her husband in deceptively withholding part of the money from a sale while claiming to give the whole amount, and died under divine judgment.
Sapphire
Sapphire was a valuable blue stone, probably the lapis lazuli of the ancient world. It appeared in the high priest’s breastplate and was used in biblical descriptions of heavenly glory.
Sarah
Sarah, originally called Sarai, was Abraham’s wife and the mother of Isaac, the child of promise. Her life is closely linked with the covenant family, and the New Testament presents her as an example of faith.
Sarai
Sarai was the original name of Sarah, Abraham’s wife. God changed her name when He reaffirmed His promise that she would be the mother of nations.
SARAMEL
A variant spelling of Asaramel, a name found in the inter-testamental historical records.
SARDEUS
A variant spelling of Zardeus, a name preserved in the inter-testamental historical records.
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