Sarah of Aphek
Widow very wealthy and childless widow of the merchant from the salt market of Apheca. She asks to adopt Alphaeus of Meroba, the abused child, which will later be granted to her:
"«I can afford to assist those who are alone… and I would be happy…» «I will remember that, woman. May your pity be blessed.»"[1]
She naturally joins the group of women disciples. She first has to rid herself of the spirit of riches, for which Peter helps her.
"«[...] I will thus prove to You that I can become detached from riches and love with justice. [...]»
«You have made much progress in a few hours.»
«It was not I who made so much progress. Your apostle taught me.»"[2]
She decides to settle permanently in Capernaum:
Character and Appearance
About 40 years old.
Apostolic Journey
Witness of the Resurrection.
Her Name
Sara (or Sarai) means "Princess" - Historical reference: the woman of Abraham whom he married in Ur of the Chaldees (Iraq).
Where is she mentioned in the work?
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