In 1 Peter 3, Sarah is held up as an example to wives for doing what?
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Correct answer: Her obedience to Abraham
The Apostle Peter uses Sarah as a model of holy women of the past, noting that she obeyed Abraham and called him lord, encouraging women to be her daughters by doing what is right.
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