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• She was sitting by a well out in the wilderness, on the desert road to Sur, when an angel of the Lord found her. (Genesis 16, 7)

• This, too, God said to Abraham, Thou shalt call thy wife Sarai not Sarai but Sara, the princess. (Genesis 17, 15)

• At this, Abraham fell prostrate before him; but in his heart he said, laughing at the thought, Shall I have a son when I am a hundred years old? Will Sara, with all her ninety years, become a mother? (Genesis 17, 17)

• But God said to Abraham, Thou shalt have a son by thy wife Sara, and shalt give him the name of Isaac; it is to him and to the race which shall follow him that I will make good my promise, ratified for ever. (Genesis 17, 19)

• but when I make good this promise of mine, it will be for Isaac, the son thou wilt have, at this time next year, by thy wife Sara. (Genesis 17, 21)

• So God finished speaking to Abraham, and went up out of his sight. (Genesis 17, 22)

• I will bring a mouthful of food, too, so that you can refresh yourselves before you go on further; you have not come this way for nothing. And when they had agreed to what he proposed, (Genesis 18, 5)

• Then he brought out butter and milk with the calf he had cooked for them, and laid their meal ready, and stood there beside them in the shade of the trees. (Genesis 18, 8)

• I will come back, said he who was speaking to him, next year without fail; and, live she till then, thy wife Sara shall have a son.✻ Sara, behind the tent door, overheard it and laughed; (Genesis 18, 10)

• And when Sara, overcome with terror, denied the charge of laughing, Ah, he said, but thou didst laugh. (Genesis 18, 15)

• And now the men rose up, and turned towards Sodom, Abraham going with them to put them on their way. (Genesis 18, 16)

• So the Lord told him, The ill repute of Sodom and Gomorrha goes from bad to worse, their sin is grievous out of all measure; (Genesis 18, 20)