Thanks for specifying that you meant the wife of Abraham, because her name is usually spelled Sara or Sarah (originally Sarai).
The Bible is not terribly specific about who her parents were. In Genesis 20:12, Abraham claims that she is his half-sister, specifically saying that her father is the same as his (Terah), but nowhere is it mentioned who their respective mothers are (Abraham is very specific that they share a father but not a mother. However, he's just lied about her being his wife, so I for one am a little reluctant about simply taking his word for her being his sister at all... in Genesis 11 where she's introduced, it's as the daughter-in-law of Terah, not as his daughter.)
In the Talmud she's identified with Iscah, the daughter of Abraham's brother Haran, making her actually Abraham's niece.
The Bible does not mention who chose Abraham's wife.
Abraham had a child with his wife's maidservant Hagar in the Bible.
Yes Abraham and his wife Sarah , along with slaves and all his cattle followed him.
There is no specific mention of Abraham's siblings in the Bible. It primarily focuses on Abraham himself, his wife Sarah, and his son Isaac.
Bear Grylls is married to Shara Grylls.
The bible says, we should honor our parents and wife as well.
Abraham was a very old man, almost 100 years old when he had Isaac by his wife Sarah.
Ishmael definitely is from the bible. It means, God hears. Ishmael was the son of Abraham that Hagar, his wife's servant, bore for him. When Abraham and his wife, Sarai, couldn't have children, Sarai gave Hagar to Abraham so that Abraham would at least have a child. Ishmael was the end result. I don't believe that Abah is a name from the bible, but Ahab (not Abah) was one of the most wicked kings of Israel from the Old Testament.
Leah (as a decoy for Rachel)
her name was Sarah black In the bible it is Rebekah the wife of Isaac, who is the son of Abraham
Sarah was also Abraham's half sister and although the bible does not specifically say that she was born there, Sarah and Abraham originally lived in the city Ur of the chaldees.
Sapphira's parents are not specifically mentioned in the Bible. She is only referred to as the wife of Ananias in the book of Acts.