Sarra identifies Sarah in accounts of her obedience, promised son, womb, and conception.

The attested uses identify Sarah across statements about her obedience, her womb and conception, and the promise that she would have a son; the supplied forms vary by clause relation without showing distinct lexical senses.

1. Identification of Sarah in narrative reference · dominant

   In 1 Peter 3:6, the nominative singular form names the woman described as obeying Abraham and calling him lord. In Hebrews 11:11 and Romans 9:9, the dative singular form occurs in clauses the APB renders with Sarah receiving power to conceive and Sarah having a son; Romans 4:19 uses the genitive singular form in the phrase rendered "Sarah's womb."

   1 Peter 3:6Hebrews 11:11Romans 4:19Romans 9:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as "Sarah" in each supplied verse, within clauses about obedience, conception, her womb, and a promised son. These clauses confirm the surrounding reference rather than isolate a separate English contribution for each form.